The Nick
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| Cast | Harry Hepple |
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| Sep 9, 2015 | |
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| ID | 2483389 |
About The Nick
This observational documentary follows Brighton's police force as they work to keep the streets and piers safe. Known for being a vibrant, seaside location with a lively nightlife, Brighton receives more than 8 million visitors a year and is home to 250,000 residents. This three-part series goes on-call with the officers as they deal with rowdy partygoers, drug dealers, and dangerous prowlers who have been caught preying on young women. Cameras capture modern policing in action, as evidence is gathered through the use of CCTV and forensics. … MORE
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... He was then buried at a property which Mr Merrilees owned called The Nick, which was located near the village of Dolphinton...
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... Passport delays: Holiday saved at 11th hourRemember on Tuesday how we told you about a family s dream holiday to the US which was under threat because only four of their five passports had been delivered? Well, as her 11-year-old son s documents have arrived in The Nick of time...
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... On the first anniversary of the attack, Ms Alexander and her parents created The Nick Alexander Memorial Trust, which provides music equipment to disadvantaged communities across the UK...
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... In a video for prostate cancer UK, he said: My prostate cancer was caught luckily, in The Nick of time...
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... But definitely I would ve preferred if it was me! O Dowd, who now lives in Los Angeles, has starred in films such as Bridesmaids, The Sapphires and Juliet, Naked - the new adaptation of The Nick Hornby novel of the same name...
Covid: Study highlights diabetes risk and Shanghai steps up lockdown
Five news stories to bring you up to date on the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
1. Covid study shows death risk doubles for diabetes patientsPeople with diabetes as those who do not have the condition, analysis of 158 studies involving More Than 270,000 participants suggests. The University of Aberdeen research also indicates diabetes patients are Three Times as likely to be critically or severely ill with coronavirus. The Risk declined when blood sugar levels were controlled.
2. Shanghai to restrict access to food and hospitalsOfficials in in the Chinese city in The Coming days, banning commercial food deliveries and requiring prior approval to go to hospital, except in emergencies. The strict Lockdown - Now in its seventh week - has created knock-on effects on business around The World , with on more production lines at its factories in Japan this month.
3. Concern over why Ethnic Minorities are not seeking help with long CovidConcerns have been raised that due to fears they might not be believed. Oxford's long Covid clinic has seen mostly white patients, with Dr Tanvi Rai, from Oxford University, saying people's fears could be " based on historical experiences".
4. Accountancy giant in 'lazy gits' row with Lord SugarPwC, after the accountancy giant said workers could take Friday afternoons off over the summer. The Apprentice host had called The Move a " joke" saying it would harm productivity, and adding: " The pandemic has had [a] long lasting negative effect. " But PwC said the initiative had worked well in trials, with one senior manager calling Lord Sugar's response " at best, childish and misunderstood".
5. Passport delays: Holiday saved at 11th hourRemember on Tuesday how we told you about A Family 's dream holiday to the US which was under threat because only four of their five passports had been delivered? Well, as her 11-year-old son's documents have arrived in The Nick of time.
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