Philip Dunne
How Green Was My Valley
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
The Last of the Mohicans
The Agony and the Ecstasy
The Egyptian
Demetrius and the Gladiators
Ten North Frederick
David and Bathsheba
Blue Denim
Hilda Crane
In Love and War
Pinky
Prince of Players
The Inspector
Forever Amber
The Count of Monte Cristo
The Rains Came
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake
Way of a Gaucho
Anne of the Indies
The View from Pompey's Head
Three Brave Men
Suez
Stanley and Livingstone
The Late George Apley
The Luck of the Irish
Johnny Apollo
Swanee River
Lydia Bailey
Escape
Lancer Spy
Me and My Gal
Student Tour
Breezing Home
Salute to France
Helldorado
Under Pressure
The Melody Lingers On
The Town
Blindfold
Wild In The Country
Philip Dunne Life story
Philip Ives Dunne was an American screenwriter, film director and producer, who worked prolifically from 1932 until 1965. He spent the majority of his career at 20th Century Fox. He crafted well regarded romantic and historical dramas, usually adapted from another medium.
Water companies say sorry over spilling raw sewage
... The Environment Audit Committee chair Philip Dunne told the BBC he hoped Ofwat would approve this increase in investment...
Glass bottles excluded from deposit return plans
... " In what kind of world is collecting glass drinks containers not an essential part of a system designed to collect drinks containers? " Conservative MP Philip Dunne who chairs the Environmental Audit Committee called excluding glass a " missed opportunity" and said that though he welcomed the announcement he was disappointed it wouldn t start until 2025...
PM under pressure to cut taxes after confidence vote
... One of the rebels, Ludlow MP Philip Dunne, said the opposition now facing the prime minister was " not a situation that can endure" and that the next few months would be challenging for him...
Climate Change: MPs say building demolitions must be reduced
... It insists that emissions created in the construction of buildings must be reduced if the UK is to meet its climate change targetsThe Committee chairman, Philip Dunne MP, said: " From homes to offices, retail units to hospitality venues, our buildings have a significant amount of locked-in carbon, which is wasted each time they get knocked down to be rebuilt, a process which produces yet more emissions...
Shrewsbury maternity scandal: Calls for independent oversight of services
... , Conservative MP for Ludlow, Philip Dunne, agreed...
Water pollution: How clean are the UK's rivers and lakes?
... However, chairman Philip Dunne said that the Environmental Audit Committee s inquiry had uncovered " multiple failures in the monitoring, governance and enforcement on water quality, " carried out by England s Environment Agency...
No English river is free from pollution - Parliament report
... Our inquiry has uncovered multiple failures in the monitoring, governance and enforcement on water quality, " Environmental Audit Committee chairman and MP Philip Dunne said...
Coronavirus: Lockdown calls for a significant decline in the UK air pollution
... Environmental Audit Committee s Chairman Philip Dunne MP, said: the Coronavirus is only with an unprecedented impact on how we live our lives, but also how the pollution will fall on the world as a result of the global shutdown...
PM under pressure to cut taxes after confidence vote
Boris Johnson is coming Under Pressure from his MPs to introduce tax cuts after surviving a vote of confidence.
Supporters of the Prime Minister believe The Move would help rebuild unity in the Tory party while also addressing the cost of living.
Mr Johnson is preparing to face his MPs at Prime Minister 's Questions for the First Time since four in ten of them voted to oust him on Monday.
He has urged his party to " draw a line" questions about his leadership.
But some Conservative MPs are still publicly calling on him to quit.
In the vote, triggered by Partygate, Mr Johnson received the backing of 211 Conservative MPs, while 148 vote to remove him, a greater number than had been widely expected.
The scale of the revolt means he now faces pressure to announce policy that would appeal to MPs from across his party.
He is said to have hinted at reductions to the tax Burden - currently at is highest level since the 1940S - When he met them ahead of Monday's vote, but The Bbc 's Iain Watson has been told no specific measures were discussed at Tuesday's cabinet meeting.
Next month will see a rise in The National Insurance threshold come into effect, and the autumn budget is expected to bring tax cuts for businesses intended to encourage investment.
But the Prime Minister is being urged by both allies and internal opponents to bring forward cuts to personal taxation - Such as Income Tax and VAT - planned for later in this parliament.
On Tuesday, Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng told The Bbc he wanted to see tax cuts " as soon As Is possible" and that he expected the government would adopt " a radical tax cutting agenda" before The Next election.
As well as internal strife, the Conservative Party faces tricky by-elections in the seats of Wakefield in Yorkshire and Tiverton and Honiton in Devon at The End of this month.
The Prime Minister is also to be the subject of an inquiry by The Commons privileges committee into whether he misled parliament over lockdown rule-breaking in Downing Street.
Mr Kwarteng admitted the two by-elections would be " challenging" but added that mid-term elections " generally are" for parties in government.
" People have written off Boris Johnson for 20 years. I've read his political obituary dozens of times, " He Said . " But I think ultimately he is a winner".
Following the vote on Monday, the Prime Minister called the result " convincing and decisive".
However, the 59% backing he won is worse than the 63% gained by Theresa May in late 2018 - Six months before she was forced to resign amid internal opposition to her Brexit deal.
Under current Tory party rules, Mr Johnson's victory means his backbenchers cannot trigger another confidence vote in him for a year.
One of The Rebels , Ludlow MP Philip Dunne , said the opposition now facing the Prime Minister was " not a situation that can endure" and that The Next few months would be challenging for him.
" It's not going to happen for now, but we'll have to see in The Coming weeks and months. I think this is not over, " He Said .
Tobias Ellwood , a longstanding critic of the PM, has called on Mr Johnson to resign and accept that The Task of reuniting the Tories before The Next election is " too big".
Source of news: bbc.com
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