The Mourning
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| Initial release | March 17, 2015 |
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| Directors | Marc Clebanoff |
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| ID | 2474111 |
About The Mourning
After being missing in action for 20 years, Aaron suddenly returns home under mysterious circumstances. He tries to reestablish relationships before he is forced to return to an other worldly existence.
The 24-year-old embalmer preparing bodies for 'last goodbyes'
... " The Mourning family had never seen anything like it before, " she says...
Li Keqiang: Chinese grieve popular ex-premier in quiet show of dissent
... " The public outpouring of grief for Li reflects The Mourning of some Chinese people for a more open and optimistic time, before Mr Xi steered the country in a more authoritarian, statist, and nationalist direction, " said Neil Thomas, fellow for Chinese Politics at Asia Society Policy Institute...
Israel-Gaza attacks: Vigil for victims held at Downing Street
... That the chaos, confusion and bitterness, The Mourning and the grief, will be replaced by peace...
Morocco earthquake: 'I had to choose between my parents and son'
... Others walking down the street stop to hug The Mourning father and husband...
What do we know about the Morocco earthquake?
... Vladimir Putin said Russia shared " the pain and The Mourning of the friendly Moroccan people"...
Liz Truss's next job is to turn around Tory fatalism
... After The Mourning period for the Queen and the party conferences, Parliament is back, and the usual weekly fixtures, such as Prime Minister s Questions on Wednesday are in place...
What message will King Charles's first trips send?
... During The Mourning for the Queen, as he visited various parts of the UK, King Charles came across as an approachable figure, shaking hands with the crowds, in a - literally - more hands-on image of monarchy...
Transport bosses warn mourners of London queues
... Anyone who bought Anytime, Off-Peak, or Super Off-Peak train tickets can get full refunds during The Mourning period if the tickets were bought before the Queen s death was announced...
Liz Truss's next job is to turn around Tory fatalism
By Chris MasonPolitical editor in Birmingham
When a leader lets it be known they are in 'listening mode' or words to that effect, it usually means there is already a 170 decibel political firework display well under way.
There is and it's volcanic.
The Breakdown in discipline during the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham last week was extraordinary because of its breadth: nervous activists, jittery backbenchers and disloyal cabinet ministers.
So where do we find ourselves as MPs prepare to return to Westminster?
In The Words of one senior figure, " this is a party that is unstoppable when it has The Will to win. But The Opposite is true too, when it decides it has a Death Wish . "
Among Liz Truss 's critics, and there are many, her speech to close The Party conference " bought her half a week" in The Words of one.
" It wasn't brilliant, but it wasn't terrible. "
But things do seem just a little cooler than they were in The Hothouse of Birmingham.
The, replacing Conor Burns , is seen as Good News by those wanting to see evidence the Prime Minister is listening.
Mr Hands was a supporter of Rishi Sunak for The Party leadership, and very, very few of those MPs were given jobs in Liz Truss 's government.
Bizarrely, given the Prime Minister has been in post for a month now, this is The First normal Westminster week of her Time In office.
After The Mourning period for The Queen and The Party conferences, Parliament is back, and the usual weekly fixtures, Such as Prime Minister 's Questions on Wednesday are in place.
Conservative MPs can expect a noticeable dollop of love and attention coming their way from Downing Street, with the PM leading meetings of groups of Tory MPs, Project Reassurance (my phrase, not theirs) is underway.
There will be a cabinet meeting on Tuesday morning as usual.
Among many of the issues causing ructions: benefits payments, and whether Universal Credit, a benefit received by 5. 6 million people, rises In Line with wages or inflation.
A basket of benefits have, by law, to go up In Line with prices - Such as The Personal Independence Payment, Disability Living Allowance, Carers' Allowance and Incapacity Benefit.
But Universal Credit does not - it is a decision taken every year.
The inflation figure that the rate could be lifted by is The One for the Consumer Prices Index, in September.
Ministers will have that number by The Middle of next week - and so will have, by then, a more rounded sense of how much of a cost gap there is between the two options.
The Prime Minister says she has not decided what to do, although my understanding is her initial hunch was to put them up by the lower amount (wages), rather than The Higher , more expensive amount (prices).
But, it doesn't look like she has the numbers in Parliament to do it.
Just This Morning , the former cabinet minister Sajid Javid joined those saying it must rise by The Higher amount.
" The Last week means the Prime Minister has no political space at all, " one cabinet minister told me.
A final thought.
If anything you have read in The Last few days sounds like a fountain of hyperbole from excitable Reporters - and yes, We Are occasionally guilty of a splash of excitability - just measure the depth and breadth and verbiage of the pushback in the newspapers over the weekend.
Cabinet ministers, including Penny Mordaunt , arguably The Most transparently disloyal last week, pledged their loyalty.
Then there was a grandee, Sir Bill Cash ; and a message from the grassroots too, in a letter to the Sunday Telegraph.
At all altitudes of The Party , there is a collective attempt to discourage what some see as a lemming tendency taking grip.
It's the Prime Minister 's Job to try to turn that fatalism off.
It's one heck of a Job .
Source of news: bbc.com
