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...
Supreme Court: The key lines of the judgement
The President of The Supreme Court, Justice Lady Hale , has read out the court's judgement That the decision to prorogue - or suspend - Parliament was unlawful.
Here are some of The Key sections of the ruling:
Why does this matter?
The Supreme Court has drawn a clear line in The Sand That a Prime Minister 's executive powers in this most important area of how and when Parliament opens and closes are now curtailed - for ever.
Why does this matter?
The Supreme Court has underlined That the government and Prime Minister are the "junior" partners in The British Constitution - That Parliament is the "senior" Partner - and the junior cannot tell the senior, which acts for the people, what to do.
Why does this matter?
The Supreme Court is underlining That if there is an exceptional use of executive powers by the Prime Minister That infringes on Parliamentary Democracy , judges have The Power to intervene.
Why does this matter?
This is The Most important paragraph.
During the case, the Prime Minister failed to provide any evidence to the court about his intentions - there was No Witness statement.
This contributed to the Scottish Court of Session's inference That he had an improper purpose - and the Supreme Court's scathing conclusion That the highest court in the UK has seen no evidence to explain what he was doing.
Why does this matter?
In its last submissions last week, government lawyers argued That the Prime Minister retained The Power to decide how and when to recall Parliament - and even to "re-prorogue" it.
The 11 justices have unanimously rejected That plea.
Why does this matter?
The Supreme Court was Set Up to resolve The Most complicated legal and constitutional questions of The Day - and in this judgement it has shown it is not afraid to tread into matters That judges in previous eras would have feared to have been too political.
And this is why this judgement is so important for The Future of The British Constitution .
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Source of news: bbc.com
