The Chilling
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| Initial release | 1989 |
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| Directors | Deland Nuse |
| Jack A. Sunseri | |
| Producers | Jack A. Sunseri |
| Composers | William Ashford |
| Screenplay | Jack A. Sunseri |
| Guy Messenger | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2614397 |
About The Chilling
A security guard and a lab technician are stalked by zombies after an electrical storm strikes a cryogenics facility.
British Jews are 'full of fear, like I've never seen before'
... Whether it s one person saying this stuff or 10 or 10,000, The Chilling effect on British Jews is the same, " says Mr CohenAlthough protest organisers insist the focus has been on Israel s massive bombing campaign in Gaza - and that antisemitism has not played a part - that is not how many British Jews see the marches...
Limit foreign funding of Parliament groups say MPs
... Standards committee chairman Labour MP Sir Chris Bryant, who is vice-chair of the Russia APPG, said: " All-Party Parliamentary Groups are a valuable part of how Parliament does its work; but we cannot afford to ignore The Chilling risks some groups may pose if left unchecked...
Staying warm: What does an unheated room do to your body?
...By James GallagherInside Health presenter, BBC Radio 4Mention deadly cold and I think of polar explorers with icicles dangling from their beards and mountaineers tackling the heights of Everest; of fingers turning black with frostbite and The Chilling clutch of hypothermia...
Noor Muqaddam: The high society beheading that stunned a nation
... The Chilling video showed her jumping from a window on the first floor but she was then dragged back inside the house, where she was tortured, raped, murdered and finally beheaded...
Cressida Dick: Why is it so hard to fix the Met's toxic culture?
... Rape, and in The Chilling case of Sarah Everard, murder...
Kazakhstan unrest: 'If you protest again, we'll kill you'
... Asel, who had been shot in the violence and was being treated in the hospital in Kazakhstan s biggest city Almaty, recalled The Chilling encounter...
Harry Miller: Legal victory after alleged 'transphobic tweets'
... " There is nothing in the guidance about excluding irrational complaints, including those where there is no evidence of hostility and little, if anything, to address The Chilling effect which this may have on the legitimate exercise of freedom of expression...
Firms opt for smaller Christmas parties over Omicron fears
... " The Chilling talk of Plan B is already being felt across hospitality as bookings are cancelled and plans changed, " said Kate Nicholls, chief executive of industry body UK Hospitality...
Harry Miller: Legal victory after alleged 'transphobic tweets'
An ex-police officer has won a legal challenge against a national policy for forces to record gender-critical views as non-crime " hate incidents".
Humberside Police visited Harry Miller in January 2020.
It was recorded on a national database as a non-crime hate incident.
But The Court of Appeal ruled on Monday the guidance was wrongly used and it had a " Chilling Effect " on Mr Miller's freedom of speech.
The National rules, set by the College of Policing, had placed too much emphasis on The Perception of transphobic hostility, despite no evidence recorded by police, The Court heard.
A hate incident is " any non-crime incident which is perceived, by The Victim or any other person, to be motivated by a hostility or prejudice" according to the College of Policing's guidance on Hate Crimes .
Dame Victoria Sharp , one of England's most senior judges, said: " The Net for 'non-crime hate speech' is an exceptionally wide one which is designed to capture speech which is perceived to be motivated by hostility. . regardless of whether there is evidence that The Speech is motivated by such hostility.
" The volume of non-crime hate speech is enormous and The Police do not have the resources or the capacity to investigate all The Complaints that are made.
" There is nothing in the guidance about excluding irrational complaints, including those where there is no evidence of hostility and little, if anything, to address the Chilling Effect which this may have on the legitimate exercise of freedom of expression.
" There is no provision for proportionality to be applied to recording [The Incident ]. And the guidance says nothing about the language to be used or whether someone should be notified that a record, flagged as a hate incident, has been made of a complaint against them. "
Mr Miller, from Lincolnshire, challenged Humberside Police's actions at The High Court, which ruled in February 2020 that The Force 's response was unlawful and a " disproportionate interference" with Mr Miller's right to freedom of expression.
However, an additional challenge to the College of Police's guidance was dismissed, with The High Court finding that it " serves legitimate purposes and is not disproportionate".
In March, Mr Miller's lawyers told The Court of Appeal that the guidance unlawfully " violates The Right to freedom of expression" but the College of Policing said any interference with freedom of expression was " proportionate to the legitimate aims pursued by the guidance".
The Court heard the guidance had been revised with updates including " a strong warning against police taking a disproportionate response to reports of a non-crime hate incident".
However, Dame Victoria added: " In my opinion [the revisions] do not go very far or not nearly far enough to address the Chilling Effect of perception-based recording more generally. "
Mr Miller posted A Number of tweets between November 2018 and January 2019 about transgender issues as part of The Debate about reforming the Gender Recognition Act 2004.
In one tweet Mr Miller wrote: " I was assigned mammal at birth, but my orientation is fish. Don't mis-species me. "
This tweet was among several others which were reported to Humberside Police as being allegedly transphobic and Mr Miller was visited by officers at his workplace.
The College of Policing and Humberside Police have been approached for a comment.
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