The Statement
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| Initial release | December 12, 2003 |
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| Directors | Norman Jewison |
| Composers | Normand Corbeil |
| Producers | Norman Jewison |
| Robert Lantos | |
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| ID | 1011721 |
About The Statement
Thriller about a French Nazi collaborator who was involved in the Holocaust and is now living a quiet life in southern France when a new investigation is launched. He finds himself the target of a famous Nazi hunter, a judge and army colonel who are trying to bring him to justice, and those who formerly hid him seek to execute him.
Boris Johnson to apologise to Covid Inquiry but say he got big calls right
... It is thought The Statement barely mentions Mr Cummings...
Elliott Erwitt: Legendary photographer dies aged 95
... " It was Erwitt s firm belief that photography should speak to the senses and emotions rather than intellect, " The Statement read...
Released Palestinians allege abuse in Israeli jails
... " We are not aware of the claims you described, " The Statement said...
Covid inquiry: Toxic culture damaged response, says Matt Hancock
... However, the inquiry s lawyer, Sir Hugo Keith KC, questioned The Statement noting that this was not mentioned in the entry for 13 March in Mr Hancock s book, Pandemic Diaries...
Liat Beinin Atzili: US citizen among 16 Hamas hostages released
... The Statement says the group will undergo medical tests, before being taken to hospitals - where they will be reunited with their families...
Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies aged 100
... The Statement from Kissinger Associates did not give a cause of death...
Israel-Gaza war: The Red Cross's delicate role in hostage crises
... The Statement reflects frustration in Geneva that not everyone understands what the Red Cross can and cannot do...
COP28: UAE planned to use climate talks to make oil deals
... " Dr Sultan al-Jaber is singularly focused on the business of COP and delivering ambitious and transformational climate outcomes at COP28, " The Statement said, adding it would be a " distraction" to suggest that the work he has undertaken has not " been focused on meaningful climate action"...
Care staff shortage harms services for thousands, say managers
Managers of community care services supporting More Than 15,000 people in England, say acute staff shortages are forcing them to turn down new clients.
The National Care Forum of mainly not-for-profit organisations, says care providers are having to make tough decisions about who they can help.
Last week health bosses said the care shortage meant more patients judged fit to Go Home were stuck in hospital.
The government has promised extra money to train and recruit new care workers.
Care providers are facing acute problems in recruiting and retaining frontline staff for a variety of reasons including burnout from the pandemic and higher pay rates being available elsewhere as the economy picks up.
Managers told researchers many existing staff were struggling with an increased workload and wanted to quit.
Researchers for National Care Forum (NCF), together with the Outstanding Managers Network, questioned 340 managers and said their answers highlighted the " stark reality" in the care sector.
Between them, those questioned employ More Than 21,000 staff who care for More Than 15,000 people At Home or in care homes.
The findings suggest that they have nearly a fifth of positions vacant, with backroom staff having to fill in as frontline carers.
More Than two thirds said they were having to stop or limit services.
These pressures are resulting in having to say no to new clients, including those being discharged from hospital, researchers say.
In other instances, managers say they have had to hand home-care contracts Back To councils.
The researchers estimate that, between them, they have turned down nearly 5,000 requests for help in The Past Six Weeks .
Hospitals are already warning of the knock on effect this is having on them, and managers fear that with existing workers exhausted, this may be just the beginning of the staffing crisis.
One manager told the researchers it was " heartbreaking, turning down 10 plus packages of care that are needed a day".
Another, in the same position, said: " Sadly, have not got enough staff to look after them safely".
Another was worried about financial viability, having increased wages to compete for staff, without any increase in funding.
A fourth was " seriously considering having to close".
NCF chief executive, Vic Rayner, said the findings were " uncomfortable reading and offer evidence of the stark reality".
" Providers are having to make very difficult decisions about who they can support, sometimes resulting in people with high or complex needs not getting access to the care and support they desperately need, " Mr Rayner added.
Last week NHS Providers, which represents health service trusts, called The Situation " dire" and particularly worrying with winter about to put extra pressure on services.
In response, a Department of Health and Social Care official said the government was providing at least £500m to support the care workforce as part of the £5. 4bn to reform social care.
" We Are also working to ensure we have The Right number of staff with the skills to deliver high quality care to meet increasing demands, " said The Statement .
SHOULD ONE ORGANISATION HAVE SO MUCH INFLUENCE? THE AWARD FOR MENDING The Planet :Source of news: bbc.com
