The Rebound
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| Initial release | Mexico |
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| Directors | Bart Freundlich |
| Box office | 21. 79 million USD (worldwide) |
| Composers | Clint Mansell |
| Producers | Bart Freundlich |
| Mark Gill | |
| Tim Perell | |
| Robert Katz | |
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| ID | 944286 |
About The Rebound
A 40-year-old divorcee tries to build a new life for her family in New York as she embarks on a relationship with a much younger man. Sparks fly between the couple, but Sandy finds herself questioning whether the relationship can last.
Mortgage lending hits lowest level since 2016 excluding pandemic
... But she said The Rebound in approvals suggested " green shoots might be appearing" in the housing market...
UK house prices forecast to fall for the next two years
... For example, despite The Rebound after the 2008 financial crisis, house prices in the north-east of England only returned to their pre-crash levels at the end of 2020...
Shop sales rise but remain below pre-pandemic levels
... The Rebound followed weak sales in September due to shops being open for fewer hours or closing for Queen Elizabeth II s funeral, the ONS said...
Study links coronavirus lockdowns to birth rate drop in Europe
... " The fact that The Rebound in births does not seem to compensate for the decrease in January 2021 could have long-term consequences on demographics, particularly in western Europe where there are aging populations, " Dr Pomar said...
Heathrow regains crown as Europe's busiest airport, data shows
... Despite The Rebound, passengers numbers were still 15% below pre-pandemic levels, it added...
Ryanair boss hits out at airports: 'They had one job'
...A Ryanair boss has criticised airports for not recruiting enough staff to cater for The Rebound in travellers, saying they had " had one job to do to"...
Edinburgh Airport suspends helpline over baggage backlog abuse
... Heathrow Airport, as the UK s biggest airport struggled to cope with The Rebound in air travel...
Summer holiday: 'We spent 15 hours on a flight to nowhere'
... On Tuesday, as the UK s biggest airport struggles to cope with The Rebound in air travel...
Study links coronavirus lockdowns to birth rate drop in Europe
By George WrightBBC News
Europe saw a 14% drop in its birth rate in January 2021 compared to previous years - a decline probably triggered by the First Wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, research suggests.
January 2021 was nine to 10 months after the imposition of Covid-related lockdowns.
Longer lockdowns led to fewer pregnancies, the research suggests.
The Decline was more common in countries where health systems struggled.
Lithuania and Romania saw the biggest drops - at 28% and 23% respectively - while Sweden, which had no lockdown, saw normal birth rates,
Researchers say the findings may lead to " long-term consequences on demographics particularly in Western Europe where there are aging populations".
" The longer the lockdowns the fewer pregnancies occurred in this period, even in countries not severely affected by the pandemic, " Said Dr Leo Pomar, a midwife sonographer at Lausanne University Hospital , who wrote the study.
" We think that couples' fears of a health and social crisis at The Time of the First Wave of Covid-19 contributed to the decrease in live births Nine Months later. "
Social distancing measures, fears related to The Virus , and The Social and economic crisis caused as a result may be " indirect factors that played a role in the decision of couples to postpone pregnancies" The Report states.
England and Wales saw a 13% drop in January 2021, compared with January 2018 and 2019 - while The Number of babies born in Scotland decreased by 14%.
France and Spain saw a 14% and 23% drop respectively.
In March 2021, births returned to a similar rate to the pre-pandemic level, corresponding to a rebound nine to 10 months after The End of lockdowns, the study says.
But researchers say that this rebound does not appear to have compensated for The Drop in birth rates two months before.
" The fact that The Rebound in births does not seem to compensate for the decrease in January 2021 could have long-term consequences on demographics, particularly in Western Europe where there are aging populations, " Dr Pomar Said .
Source of news: bbc.com
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