Personal Belongings
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| Initial release | 2007 |
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| Directors | Alejandro Brugués |
| Screenplay | Alejandro Brugués |
| Producers | Inti Herrera |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1989462 |
About Personal Belongings
Complications arise when a man (Caleb Casas) who wants to leave Cuba falls in love.
Homeless tents destroyed during Met Police operation
... She said that about 10 tents were destroyed along with the men s Personal Belongings as the Met issued a S35 dispersal order, which requires people to vacate an area for a maximum of 48 hours...
UK Windows and Doors: 500 jobs to go as firm goes bust
... He said the administrators said they would be sending information in the post over the coming few days, and let workers know when to go into work to pick up Personal Belongings...
Alan Turing: Stolen items returned to UK school from US after 40 years
... Apart from Sherborne School, the only other places believed to hold more of his Personal Belongings are Bletchley Park and Cambridge University s King s College...
Melissa Caddick: Death of Australian fraudster remains a mystery
... Her car and all her Personal Belongings had been left behind...
Pat Cullen: Who is the RCN nursing union boss leading strikes?
... Patients on the wards couldn t cope without their own Personal Belongings, " she told...
Cold, hungry migrants stranded in London after error
... All their Personal Belongings were in blue plastic bags, " said Mr Abbas...
Ukraine Azovstal: Released man says Azov fighters kept in inhumane conditions by Russia
... The fighters left Mariupol carrying few Personal Belongings, looking exhausted and with visible wounds...
Buzz Aldrin's moon jacket sells for sky-high $2. 8m
... It is one of 69 Personal Belongings that the 92-year-old has decided to put up for sale...
Cold, hungry migrants stranded in London after error
By Fiona NimoniBBC News
A group of migrants were mistakenly taken from Kent and stranded in London, cold, hungry and without accommodation, The Bbc has been told.
About 40 migrants were transported out of Manston, The overcrowded processing centre, on Tuesday so they could stay With Friends and family in The capital, a homeless charity volunteer said.
But 11 of them had nowhere to go after reaching Victoria Railway Station .
The Bbc has contacted The Home Office for comment.
The government has faced criticism after reports that Manston was holding migrants, including families, for four weeks, in breach of The Law . It is intended people stay for no More Than 24 hours while their claim is processed.
At most, 1,600 migrants should be at The processing centre at any One Time - The MP for The area said that figure was more like 4,000 on Monday.
Danial Abbas, a volunteer with Under One Sky charity, told The Bbc he saw a group of confused and disorientated men trying to flag down members of The Public and station staff at Victoria Station on Tuesday evening.
The Men , who he understood to be from Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq, were all wearing identity bracelets with QR codes on their wrists. They appeared to have been issued by The Home Office , Mr Abbas Said .
" It was cold. Half of them didn't even have a jacket or proper shoes on. They were wearing flip flops. All their Personal Belongings were In Blue plastic bags, " said Mr Abbas.
They were hungry and without any money, " desperate for tea, coffee, soup" Mr Abbas Said . He arranged to buy food at McDonald's and bought More Than 80 items of clothing for The Group from Primark - including gloves, shoes, hats and pants.
" They thought they were going to a hotel in London and were very happy about The prospect of leaving Manston, " said Mr Abbas.
There have been A Number of cases of diphtheria - a highly contagious bacterial infection - reported at The processing centre.
Mr Abbas sought assistance from charity Migrant Help . He was then able to get In Touch with an official from The Home Office , who he says described The Situation as " completely unacceptable".
The Group was eventually picked up at about 01:00 GMT on Wednesday and taken to a hotel in Norwich, He Said .
The British Transport Police said officers arrived at The Station just after 22:30 on Tuesday night, responding to reports of asylum seekers looking for assistance.
" Officers engaged and liaised with charity partners, rail staff, and government colleagues to help them find accommodation for The evening, " a spokesperson said.
They said no criminal offence was committed.
Migrant Help said they would not comment on individual cases but told The Bbc : " It is concerning to hear about this; and if This Was indeed The case then, of course, our sympathies go to The People who have been put into this situation through no fault of their own. "
Source of news: bbc.com
