The Getaway
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| Release date | Turkey |
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| Directors | Sam Peckinpah |
| Screenplay | Walter Hill |
| Story by | Jim Thompson |
| Producers | Mitchell Brower |
| David Foster | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Final episode | 2014-12-10 00:00:00 |
| Genres | Travel Documentary |
| Origin releas | September 25, 2013 –; December 10, 2014 |
| Production companys | Zero Point Zero Production |
| Episodes | EpisodesS02 E09 · Nat Faxon and Jim Rash in TokyoDec 10, 2014 S02 E08 · Jenny Slate in BarcelonaDec 3, 2014 S02 E07 · Mos Def in MoroccoNov 26, 2014 View 15+ more |
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| ID | 2586543 |
About The Getaway
The host travels to different parts of India and sheds light on the places that make for an ideal vacation spot.
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Amir Khan: CCTV of gunpoint robbery shown to court
... Mr Bana is alleged to have been the driver of the car, which dropped Campbell and another unknown robber at the scene before serving as The Getaway vehicle...
Amir Khan: Armed robbery was scarier than any of my fights
... Mr Bana is alleged to have been the driver of the silver Mercedes coupe, which dropped Campbell and another unknown robber at the scene before serving as The Getaway vehicle...
Liberal Democrats: Give struggling homeowners £300 a month
... He will attack the Conservatives for planning tax rises and cuts to public services, likening ministers to " bank robbers asking for a loan to buy The Getaway car"...
Portland Tiara theft: Plastic bag 'blew case open'
... The Getaway car was found burned out just hours later...
Liberal Democrats: Give struggling homeowners £300 a month
Homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages amid rising interest rates should be able to apply for a £300-a-month grant, the Lib Dems have said.
Under The Party 's plan, the grant would be available to people whose mortgage payments had risen by More Than 10%.
It could be paid for by reversing tax cuts for banks, The Party has said.
Sir Ed Davey said: " No Family should face losing their home because of The Conservative 's reckless mismanagement of the economy. "
The Liberal Democrat leader will give a speech in London on Sunday, after the death of Queen Elizabeth Ii led to his party's annual conference being cancelled in September.
He will attack the Conservatives for planning tax rises and cuts to public services, likening ministers to " bank robbers asking for a loan to buy The Getaway car".
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is due to deliver an autumn budget on 17 November, but has already warned of " eye-wateringly difficult decisions".
The decision to hold a budget was taken after the tax plans of Liz Truss sparked turmoil in financial markets.
Following a backlash, she was forced to sack her chancellor and reverse her proposals. She later resigned as Prime Minister , to be replaced by Rishi Sunak .
Sir Ed argued that Conservative actions had " added hundreds [of pounds] to people's monthly mortgages".
" The government has a responsibility to step in and fix their own mess, by providing grants to those struggling to afford eye-watering mortgage hikes. "
Sir Ed will also use his speech to attack Mr Sunak's re-appointment of Suella Braverman as home secretary, less than a week after she had to resign for breaking data security rules.
" Johnson-like integrity, Johnson-like Judgement - Nadhim Zahawi said it was time for Boris 2. 0. With Rishi Sunak , it looks like he got his wish, " he is expected to say.
Looking Ahead to the Liberal Democrats ' general election prospects, Sir Ed will argue that his party is well-positioned to win seats in traditional Conservative heartlands, dubbed " The Blue wall".
In The Past year, The Party has had success beating the Tories in by-elections in Shropshire, Buckinghamshire and Devon. However it remains one of the smaller parties at Westminster with just 14 MPs.
Under the Liberal Democrat's mortgage protection fund, grants would be offered to homeowners to protect them from losing their homes or falling into arrears.
The Party estimates this would cost £3bn and says it could be paid for by reversing cuts to The Bank levy and bank surcharge.
The average interest rate charged by mortgage lenders has hit its highest level for 14 years.
A homeowner is considered to be in arrears if they miss two or more months' repayments, However, lenders are required to make reasonable attempts to reach an agreement with those struggling to meet their payments.
Source of news: bbc.com
