The Sand
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Initial release | August 28, 2015 |
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Directors | Isaac Gabaeff |
Composers | Vincent Gillioz |
Cinematography | Matt Wise |
Screenplay | Alex Greenfield |
Ben Powell | |
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ID | 1397996 |
About The Sand
After an all-night party, hung over revelers awaken to a beating sun and a carnivorous beach that devours anything with a heartbeat.
Climate crisis: Three women helping wildlife survive
... So when she and her team notice that turtles have nested below the high water mark, they dig into The Sand to rescue the eggs and move them to a safer place...
In Gaza, fleeing refugees face hunger and disease: 'We are in the Dark Ages'
... On Saturday morning, a young family was washing themselves and their clothes in the sea, trying to avoid the rubbish floating on the water and strewn on The Sand...
The man rescuing Britain's 'magical' glow worms
... " Successive governments have been burying their heads in The Sand on this, basically listening to a small vociferous minority who don t want to see reintroduction of things like pine martens and beavers...
Cleethorpes: Chris Packham praises girl, 3, for saving starfish
... " Jessie and her mum had been walking on Cleethorpes beach on Saturday when they spotted the five-armed animals stranded on The Sand...
Rushdi Abu Alouf: My daughters beg for Gaza City return - but our old lives are over
... My wife and I often walked together on The Sand in the morning...
Google Pixel's face-altering photo tool sparks AI manipulation debate
... So, is there a line Google would not cross when it comes to image manipulation? Mr Reynolds said the debate about the use of artificial intelligence was too nuanced to simply point to a line in The Sand and say it was too far...
Zaka: The volunteers giving dignity to Israel's dead
... It was still dark went Frankel arrived, and Israeli soldiers were still exchanging gunfire with Hamas, so he lay on The Sand waiting until it was safe...
How an Israel music festival turned into a nightmare after Hamas attack
... People tried to flee the site, she said, running across The Sand and getting into their cars to drive away - but partygoers said there were jeeps full of gunmen, shooting at the cars...
News Daily: Student visa rules change and Labour on Brexit
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Immigration: Ministers reverse May's student visa rulesIn 2012, when she was home secretary, Theresa May brought in rules forcing overseas students to leave the UK four months after completing their degree. But the government has decided to extend the period they can stay while looking for a job to two years, reversing Mrs May's move.
Current Home Secretary Priti Patel said this showed a "global outlook". But The Campaign group Migration Watch has called it "retrograde", arguing that it will "likely lead to foreign graduates staying on to stack shelves".
Meanwhile, a report by the OECD economics Think Tank suggests that despite increased tuition fees.
Brexit: Labour's Watson demands pre-election referendumLabour deputy leader Tom Watson is insisting his party must make holding a referendum on Brexit its priority. In a speech, he will say that a general election might not break the current deadlock and that Labour must be
This puts him at odds with leader Jeremy Corbyn , who wants The Party to Labour says it wants an election after 31 October, when a no-deal Brexit on that date has been ruled out.
The BBC asks
With Parliament not sitting again until 14 October and the conference season about to begin,
British-Australian women 'held in Iran'It's reported that two British-Australian women have been held in Iran. The Times says one has been jailed for 10 years and The Other was arrested with her boyfriend 10 weeks ago on unknown charges. The two cases are not thought to be connected.
The Women are understood to be in Tehran's Evin jail, where Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian mother of one from London, has been held on spying charges - which she denies - since 2016.
'I studied by candlelight when I was homeless'By Mimi Beard
In the evenings, at the YMCA, everyone would be sitting around and drinking, and I'd be in The Corner writing up my notes. I was known as the "sad" one because I was always studying when Everyone Else was having fun.
And, as much as I hate to admit it, I very nearly gave up, reluctant but defeated, ready to become a statistic. I had to leave during my first year to sort myself out. Life was bleak, I was tired and I couldn't see a Way Out .
Things got really bad and on Halloween in 2017, when I was 19, I took an overdose of prescription drugs. It put me in a coma. I Am so lucky to have woken up. The overdose was a line in The Sand for me and I knew I had to turn things around.
What the papers sayThe i says universities have welcomed The Change in rules to Meanwhile, The Daily Telegraph asks if Prime Minister Boris Johnson has "The Answer " to Brexit deadlock, in proposing an "all-Ireland zone" for checks on goods. The Financial Times says US President Donald Trump 's sacking of National Security Adviser John Bolton is unlikely to lead to a softening of approach towards Iran. And The Sun leads on a report that a fire brigade has stopped using The Children 's TV character Fireman Sam as a mascot for being "too male" and putting off potential female recruits.
Daily digestBritish man dies in skydiving accident
Eighty-six people attempted to cross Channel in One Day
Hate Crime charges fall despite rise in reports
"Murder recording transcript" published by newspaper
If you see one thing today If you listen to one thing todayIf you read one thing today Lookahead14:00 The Body of former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe is due to arrive in his Home Country , following his death in Singapore last week.
19:00 Times Higher Education publishes its world university rankings, which were topped last year by Oxford.
On this day1980 The Marlborough diamond, Worth £400,000, is taken in a robbery at a London jewellers.
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Source of news: bbc.com