The Stunt
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| First episode date | August 6, 2018 |
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| Sep 6, 2018 | |
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| ID | 2452248 |
About The Stunt
The film industry's Summit vehicular stunt team is disbanded after an accident.
World's first ever bungee jumper David Kirke dies
... Following The Stunt in 1979, the Dangerous Sports Club went on to perform jumps from structures like the Golden Gate Bridge in California, spreading the concept worldwide...
Fidias: YouTuber sorry for freeloading stunt video in Japan
... He then runs off to board another train where he repeats The Stunt...
Britain's Got Talent star Jonathan Goodwin sues show after injuries
... Prior to accident, The Stunt ace had appeared in Britain s Got Talent in 2019...
Ed Sheeran scores seventh straight number one album with Autumn Variations
... Video of The Stunt was shared on social media during the week...
Greenpeace: Government cuts ties with group after protest at PM's home
... The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) was no longer engaging with the group because of The Stunt, the spokesman added...
Mattel toy firm hunts for £3,500 a week chief Uno player
... The Stunt comes after Mattel won plaudits for its success in stirring up excitement about the Barbie movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling...
Lincolnshire Police warn man seen 'cleaning' car moving at 60mph
... The Stunt took place in wet weather on the A1 at Grantham in Lincolnshire on Saturday...
Mark Ronson: BIllie Eilish's Barbie song 'just floored me'
... The Stunt was ugly, with undertones of racism and homophobia, and the Bee Gees were caught in the crossfire...
Greenpeace: Government cuts ties with group after protest at PM's home
By Paul SeddonPolitics reporter
Government departments should cut ties with Greenpeace in The Wake of last week's protest at Rishi Sunak 's house, No 10 has said.
Activists from The Group scaled the Prime Minister 's home in his North Yorkshire constituency last Thursday during an anti-oil demonstration.
Five people were arrested by police and released on bail pending further inquiries.
The PM's spokesman said engagement with The Group was no longer " appropriate".
" We obviously don't think That people who are accused of breaking The Law should have a seat at The Table in discussions with government, " he added.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) was no longer engaging with The Group because of The Stunt , the spokesman added.
" I don't think it's unusual for Defra or other agencies to engage with Climate Action groups - That 's taken place for A Number of years, " he told reporters.
" But clearly given their actions and the arrests last week we don't think it's appropriate to engage with them. "
It has also been reported That the energy security department had already blackballed Greenpeace months ago. The Bbc has approached The Department for a comment.
Five people scaled Mr Sunak's Country House to protest against the government's decision last week to grant 100 new.
Activists covered the Grade II listed property in black sheeting, and unfurled A Sign reading " No new oil".
Two men and Two Women were arrested on suspicion of causing Criminal Damage and public nuisance. A third man was also arrested on suspicion of causing a public nuisance.
Mr Sunak's office confirmed neither the Prime Minister nor His Family , who are currently On Holiday in the US, were present at The Time .
The Prime Minister purchased The House after becoming the MP for The Rural Richmond constituency in 2015.
Greenpeace's co-executive director Areeba Hamid, defended the protest, calling it a " proportionate response to a disastrous decision" to grant new licences.
After reports Defra had suspended ties last week, The Group 's other co-executive director, Will Mccallum , said: " This isn't about the government engaging with Greenpeace, it's about them engaging with The World around them".
The Bbc has approached Greenpeace for a fresh comment.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
