Timothy Spall
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 67 |
Date of birth | February 27,1957 |
Zodiac sign | Pisces |
Born | Battersea |
London | |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 170 (cm) |
Spouse | Shane Spall |
Residence | Forest Hill |
London | |
England | |
Children | Rafe Spall |
Mercedes Spall | |
Pascale Spall | |
Upcoming movie | Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget |
Grandchildren | Lena Spall |
Siblings | Richard Spall |
Matthew Spall | |
Parents | Sylvia R. Spall |
Joseph L. Spall | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 409312 |
Enchanted
The King's Speech
Finding Your Feet
The Last Samurai
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
Denial
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Secrets & Lies
Alice in Wonderland
Vanilla Sky
The Damned United
The Party
Topsy-Turvy
Rock Star
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Pierrepoint
Blandings
Death Defying Acts
The Enfield Haunting
All or Nothing
Early Man
Shooting the Past
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1
The Love Punch
Chicken Run
Life Is Sweet
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
Upside Down
Nicholas Nickleby
Wake Wood
Oliver Twist
Appaloosa
Still Crazy
Quadrophenia
Our Mutual Friend
Alice Through the Looking Glass
White Hunter Black Heart
The Sheltering Sky
Reuniting the Rubins
The Journey
Intimacy
My House in Umbria
From Time to Time
Jackboots on Whitehall
Vatel
The Wisdom of Crocodiles
Gettin' Square
Mr. Turner
Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
The Last Bus
Spencer
The Pale Blue Eye
Timothy Spall Life story
Timothy Leonard Spall OBE is an English actor and presenter. Spall gained recognition for his character actor roles on stage and screen.
Will Rishi Sunak prove to be more than a good loser?
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Will Rishi Sunak prove to be more than a good loser?
By Laura KuenssbergPresenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
Exactly 12 Months ago, Rishi Sunak was preparing to be a good loser.
Even though he'd been thumped by Liz Truss over The summer in The Conservative Party leadership contest, The Day before The result was confirmed,
It was her almost immediate implosion that rapidly gave him The chance to move into No 10.
Mr Sunak achieved his first task, to bring calm after a few crazy weeks. But after nearly a year in his second job, to restore The Tory party's standing with The Public , is miles out of reach. One survey This Week even recorded his worst-ever personal ratings.
So as The new political season starts, I've been asking ministers and senior Conservatives what The Chances Are that The Prime Minister can avoid being More Than a good loser when It Comes to The General election next year.
Those lucky enough to have got their posteriors on The leather seats of ministerial cars all know The Situation is bad. " The numbers don't lie, " a senior minister tells me. Another cabinet minister says " there is no point pretending We Are not Under Pressure and it is going to get worse".
Another member of The government suggests The chances of turning The Situation round are miniscule: " The Path was always narrow, now it is looking vanishingly narrow. "
But politics and The Public mood can shift with extraordinary speed. Another member of The Cabinet reckons it is just far too early to call time and they " have not given up all hope".
Another minister believes that while voters are cross with them " they want us to be seen to be on their side" with plenty of minds to be made up.
But The Conservatives have been in The doldrums for a long time. Ministers know they are soaking up a sense that many of The Public are profoundly Fed Up .
One of The Cabinet ministers I spoke to admits: " The Public is bored With Us and frustrated that things have been announced that haven't been delivered. "
The Sight of queues at airports, more rail and doctors' strikes, and This Week children not being able to go back to school because of The Risk of buildings collapsing all contribute to a tangible sense among many voters that lots about Our Country just does not really work.
As schools and parents scramble to Work Out what is going on, a Labour source jokes " if we were to design a 'The Tories are rubbish' story we couldn't do it this well". And The backdrop to all of this is that inflation has made it harder and harder for millions to make ends meet.
Downing Street's many attempts to change The Mood have not succeeded So Far . No 10 " has played a lot of The cards" one member of The government lamented, " and 'literally nothing is moving The dial".
The government's planned " small boats week" designed to show off efforts to get The Problem Under Control had a farcical twist with migrants being moved on and off The Bibby Stockholm barge which was brought in to house them.
A quick internet search showed The has been promised by several Conservative home secretaries in a row, going back to Theresa May in 2016.
A mini-shuffle of ministers This Week will hardly have been noticed by most voters. The Prime Minister 's much publicised five pledges from January that he asked to be judged on are proving tough to meet. Failing The Test you very publicly set is not a comfortable place for any politician to be.
What do they have left in The Locker ? A change of gear is on The cards, with one minster saying " we were always going to try to be more eye-catching and adventurous" after Mr Sunak had established himself in office. " If you are trailing by a big margin it is logical to take some risk, " says another.
Some tweaks to The operation in Downing Street have been made in The Last week () which is both an admission that all is not well and A Sign of an appetite to Sharpen Up The political operation.
There are big set-piece events on The Way . First The Tory party conference, then The King 's Speech - The Moment when The government announces The new laws it wants to bring in.
These are both big chances for The Prime Minister to grab The headlines. One cabinet minister says: " That will be his last big chance to show The country he really is The Best person to lead for The Next few years. "
There are whispers that crime and welfare will be big themes Mr Sunak wants to pursue. Expect too more Focus On attacking their political rivals by picking issues where The two parties clash. " We want to put Labour in difficult positions, " one senior source says.
Whatever cunning wheezes No 10 conjures up, The Hole The Conservatives need to climb out of is very deep.
That's not just because of The Chaos of Last Year which angered so many of The Public . Not just because any party that has been in power for this long is vulnerable to voters just feeling they have had enough.
But it is also harder to run persuasive campaigns when The contrasts with your rivals are less pronounced. One minister worries The " big dividing lines" just are not there.
The Conservatives will not benefit next time from The collapse of The Lib Dems like they did in 2015, nor will they have The clarity of The Brexit divide which led to their whopping victory in 2019.
Rishi Sunak does not want to be The Prime Minister who steadied The Ship but could not stop it from slowly sinking. His moves in The Next few months could make all The difference as to whether he can keep it afloat.
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