The Method
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| First episode date | October 18, 2015 |
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| Final episode date | December 20, 2015 |
| Creators | Yuri Bykov |
| Directors | Yuri Bykov |
| Aleksandr Voytinskiy | |
| Dec 20, 2015 | |
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| ID | 1186813 |
About The Method
An ambitious young law enforcement graduate is thrilled when her idol takes her on as a trainee. But his methods aren't anything like she imagined.
Russian authorities crack down on abortion access amid demographic crisis
... " This will be a blow against medical abortions because this was The Method promoted by the vast majority of private clinics...
First Online Safety Act guidance for tech platforms targets grooming
... The Method is already widely used by social media and search engines, according to Professor Alan Woodward of Surrey University...
Earthshot Prize: Prince William says climate crisis too visible to be ignored
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When do the clocks go back in October? UK set for change to GMT
... He admitted The Method " confused the customers sometimes" - but thankfully, the process is now automated after the clock s refurbishment in 2012...
Would you do jury duty in the House of Lords?
... He also said The Method had been used - sometimes successfully - in other countries to tackle political problems...
Doctors warn about social media link to abortion rise
... It said: " Less than one in 100 women become pregnant due to the algorithm assigning a green day when a user is fertile and The Method s real-life effectiveness is the same as its published rates...
What now for Wagner after Prigozhin's reported death?
... " " The name of Wagner may disappear, but not the mercenaries in the field and The Method he created...
Transparent mouse could improve cancer drug tests
... The researchers say The Method reveals far greater detail than existing scanning techniques...
Would you do jury duty in the House of Lords?
By Kate WhannelPolitical reporter in Manchester
" Let's get rid of The House of Lords and replace it with a group of randomly selected members of The Public . "
That was one suggestion Put forward at a Conservative Party conference discussion on How To improve The House of Lords.
" Is it such a preposterous idea? " the questioner asked, as some in The Audience chuckled.
He pointed out that a similar system is used to pick juries In Court cases.
He also said The Method had been used - Sometimes successfully - in other countries to tackle political problems.
In Ireland, 99 men and women were selected at random to make a recommendation
In France, 170 citizens were brought together to consider the laws on assisted suicide.
Citizens' Assemblies have also been used to come up with solutions for tackling Climate Change .
Could that type of governance be expanded and replace The House of Lords?
In The Future , could you get a text from the government telling you that this year it is Your Turn to govern the country?
The Panel assembled to debate the issue at Tory conference - Put together by The Conservative Action for Electoral Reform group - and The Audience were in agreement that some things about The House of Lords need to change.
Perhaps a name change would help, suggested one audience member. " House of Commons-lite, " was The Proposal from Tory MP Chris Clarkson .
There were suggestions of a cap on numbers, amid fears that the size of The House of Lords could soon swell to an eye-popping 1,000 members.
However, The Panel wasn't sure some kind of postcode lottery legislature as proposed by the questioner was The Fix they were looking for.
Mr Clarkson described it as a " brave" thought, while pollster Joe Twyman said it was " a very good and very noble" idea in principle but in his experience " unworkable".
" The Problem with civil assemblies, " He Said , " is they need to be representative.
" They may be representative in terms of age, maybe gender but are they representative in terms of what you actually need, representative in terms of experience, representative in terms of thought. "
And, he added: " We have to ask ourselves do we want to necessarily involve in the electoral process the 3% of The British population who believe The Earth is flat?
" Or the 3% of the population that believe Fernando is Abba's greatest song? "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
