The Sea
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| Initial release | United Kingdom |
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| Directors | Stephen Brown |
| Screenplay | John Banville |
| Executive producers | Andrew Orr |
| Julia Godzinskaya | |
| Philip Herd | |
| Michael Sackler | |
| Ernest Bachrach | |
| Steve Spence | |
| Rebecca Long | |
| Producers | Luc Roeg |
| David Collins | |
| Michael Robinson | |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 2314185 |
About The Sea
Trying to cope in the wake of his wife's tragic death, a man returns to the Irish coastal town where he grew up in search of peace.
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... These are typically sewage discharges into rivers or The Sea, caused by blockages or equipment failure...
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... " This was the highest point of The Sea beach...
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...A large digger is stuck in The Sea at Bournemouth beach...
When sea levels rise, so does your rent
... The Florida Climate Center, which says The Sea level has risen 6in (15cm) in Miami the past 31 years, quotes " high scenario projections" which suggest a similar rise in the next 15 years...
Essex pylon corridor compensation plan 'insulting'
... " We wondered why we were using archaic technology when the cheaper option is to put it under The Sea, " she added...
Long queues for fuel on second day of Gaza truce
... Gazans are trying to make the most of the pause in fighting to gather much-needed supplies, search for loved ones and even take a walk by The Sea...
Warning to stay away after high tide and winds hit Hemsby coastline
... Hemsby Lifeboat added on its social media post: " The road along The Marrams to the south has also fallen into The Sea, restricting access and creating very dangerous conditions...
When this truce ends, the decisive next phase of war begins
... Last week, leaflets dropped over the nearby city of Khan Yunis warned of impending airstrikes and told people to move west, towards The Sea...
Long queues for fuel on second day of Gaza truce
People have been waiting in long queues for fuel and aid in the Gaza Strip , as the four-day truce between Israel and Hamas appears to hold for a second day.
Gazans are trying to make The Most of the pause in fighting to gather much-needed supplies, search for loved ones and even take a walk by The Sea .
Some have visited their homes - or what is left of them - to see damage and recover what they can find.
The Truce has also seen more supplies allowed into the Palestinian territory.
Israel imposed a blockade on the Gaza Strip as it launched its retaliatory operation aimed at eliminating Hamas, following its 7 October attack in which militants killed at least 1,200 people in southern Israel and took More Than 240 hostages.
Since then, More Than 14,500 people have been killed in Gaza, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
The four-day truce, mediated by Qatar, is meant to result in the release of 50 hostages and 150 Palestinian prisoners and detainees held in Israeli jails.
On The First day of The Truce on Friday, around 150 trucks carried supplies into the Gaza Strip from Egypt.
While it was the biggest amount of aid to enter Gaza since The First convoy crossed The Border on 21 October, the UN says more is still needed.
Communications are largely down across Gaza, however pictures emerging from the Strip Show long queues for fuel and other supplies in Rafah, in The South of The Territory .
Trucks have been waiting on The Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing early on Saturday Morning , ready to carry in food, water, fuel and medical supplies.
The Israeli military confirmed that four tankers containing fuel and another four carrying cooking gas entered Gaza on Saturday Morning .
It is a slow process to get over The Border with every vehicle checked by the Israeli military before making The Crossing .
The Palestinian Red Crescent said 61 aid trucks carrying food supplies, Drinking Water and medicines had set off from Rafah towards the north of Gaza.
It said this would be the largest aid convoy to reach the north since The Beginning of the fighting.
Despite joy for many at the cessation of fighting, it has been mixed with sadness after many returned to their destroyed homes to save what remained and retrieve the bodies of their loved ones from under the rubble.
Juliette Touma, spokesperson for the UN Relief and Works Agency, Unrwa, told The Bbc The Situation on the ground was " absolutely terrible" and, while the aid which had reached Gaza was welcome, the organisation was ready to receive much more.
She Said there was a need for basic hygiene items as well as more medical equipment, fuel and food.
People have described having to flee with only the clothes on their backs and most have been unable to wash properly.
Many public shelters are extremely overcrowded, Unrwa said, with its schools and other facilities housing More Than A Million displaced people.
More on Israel-Gaza warRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
