The Operator
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| Initial release | March 4, 2000 |
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| Directors | Jon Dichter |
| Budget | 1. 5 million USD |
| Composers | Victor Zupanc |
| Costume design | Kari Perkins |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2272313 |
About The Operator
A telephone operator gets revenge on a vitriolic customer (Michael Laurence) by ruining his credit rating, his reputation and his marriage.
Coal: UK's last opencast mine shuts after legal row
... The Welsh government allowed the controversial project to happen close to homes and businesses in because it is a " land reclamation scheme" that requires The Operator to return it to green hillside, with most of that work due to happen after mining had stopped...
Toxic gas putting millions at risk in Middle East, BBC finds
... In response BP told the BBC: " As we have stated before, BP is not and has never been The Operator of the Rumaila field...
Bouncy castle tragedy: Firm charged after six children killed
... Quoted by ABC News, Robyn Pearce said: " The DPP has charged Taz-Zorb, The Operator of the jumping castle, with a Category 2 offence under the Work Health and Safety Act 2012...
DP World: Australia ports remain closed after cyber-attack
... Darren Goldie, the government s Cyber Security Coordinator, said The Operator was making " good progress" at bringing its sites back online...
Leeds Bradford Airport plane recovery continues ahead of reopening
... " The Operator said it was assisting the Air Accidents Investigation Branch with its investigation...
Euston station: Major train disruption after signal failure
... The Operator has said passengers can expect delays of up to 90 minutes and cancellations, while major disruption is likely to last until 15:30 BST...
Work due to begin after seven landslips close A83 in Argyll
... The Operator warned that there would be further disruption on Sunday...
Two injured after Flying Scotsman crash at Highland station
... The Operator added the emergency response was focused on the private Strathspey Railway heritage line, near to the main line which links the Highlands with the central belt...
Work due to begin after seven landslips close A83 in Argyll
By Craig WilliamsBBC Scotland
Experts are due to begin assessing the condition of the A83 after seven landslips blocked the vital road to Argyll and the Inner Hebrides .
Hours of heavy and persistent Rain on Friday and Saturday dumped water and soil along the length of the route.
Ten people had to be airlifted from their cars at The Height of the bad weather.
An Amber weather Warning - Meaning a potential risk to life and Property - continues into Sunday for some areas.
'Major incident'It covers parts of Angus, Perth and Kinross, Aberdeenshire, Moray and Highland and runs until 14:00.
Police said there had been no reports of injuries but they were treating the persistent Heavy Rain in parts of The West of Scotland as a " major incident".
On Saturday no cross border trains ran and ScotRail cancelled dozens of services and also Cut Short its scheduled timetable.
The Operator warned that there would be further disruption on Sunday.
Road maintenance agencies said that conditions in the Argyll area were " challenging" and it was too dangerous to assess the A83 landslips on Saturday.
A statement from Bear Scotland said The Road would remain closed at the Rest and Be Thankful section, while inspections take place.
It said: " There have been seven identified landslips on the A83, including several at the Rest and Be Thankful.
" Road closures are in place between Inveraray and Tarbet due to landslides both sides of Dunoon junction. The hard closure point is at Ardgarten, with road closed ahead at Tarbet.
" The usual diversion via A819/A85/A82 at A85 Dalmally is also currently closed due to flooding. "
The A83 has proven especially vulnerable to landslips and closures and in recent years calls have grown for a permanent solution to make The Road more resilient to bad weather.
At almost 100 miles (161km) long, The Road connects the Mull of Kintyre and southern Argyll to the shores of Loch Lomond . About 1. 3 million vehicles use the route every year.
The closures can leave motorists facing long detours while the route is cleared.
Transport Scotland is planning to build a mile-long open-sided tunnel on The Road , on the Mountain Pass known as the Rest and Be Thankful. The Project is expected to cost up to £470m.
It is Not Yet known what effect the latest landslips will have on these plans.
Posting on X, the Social Media site formerly known as Twitter, the former Argyll MSP Michael Russell said: " The amount and rate of rainfall here in Argyll & Bute in The Last 24 hours has been astonishing.
" However, that aside it is concerning that slips are on this stretch which is not the area where most of the Major Problems have previously occurred. "
'Not safe to clean up'Bear Scotland said: " We Are working as part of the Argyll and Bute Resilience Partnership to assess road closures and incidents in the area.
" This is an evolving situation, and our Bear teams are on site attending landslide locations, but it is currently not safe to commence any clean-up operations.
" More details will be available after inspections take place. "
The Scottish Government said on Saturday that health and social staff in Argyll were working with community groups to reach vulnerable people who may need help and The Local council would be offering support such as opening up community halls.
The Met Office said that over the weekend areas of the Highlands and central Scotland could see up to 180mm (7in) of Rain - for some that would amount to a typical months' worth.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has issued 48 flood warnings and 17 flood alerts.
It said affected areas included Angus, Ayrshire, Argyll and Bute, and parts of the Highlands, north-east Scotland and the Scottish Borders.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
