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“His Dark Materials” The City of Magpies (TV Episode 2020) ⭐ 7.8 | Adventure, Drama, Fantasy

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Lyra and Will explore a new world, and the Magisterium react to Asriel’s actions.

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Lyra and Will explore a new world, and the Magisterium react to Asriel's actions.

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“Doctor Who” An Unearthly Child (TV Episode 1963) ⭐ 8.1 | Adventure, Drama, Family

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BBC One - Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain's Children

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How the England footballer won public and political support for a deeply personal cause.

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"There were times when there wasn't any food, so you'd just go to sleep. The people that were closest to me knew about the situation me and my family were going through, but my team-mates and coaches didn't."

At the start of 2020, Marcus Rashford was a Manchester United and England footballer. He will end it as an internationally recognised social justice campaigner on child food poverty. His work for the provision of free school meals in England during holidays and other support to low-income families prompted major changes in government policy.

That work has been recognised with a string of awards - he was made an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list, was recognised at both the Best Fifa Football Awards and BBC Sports Personality of The Year, and was included in the annual Football Black List.

In a new documentary - Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain's Children, which will air on BBC One on Monday - the 23-year-old lets us into his family life, and into his campaign to tackle child food poverty.

'Sometimes we didn't even have a loaf of bread' - Rashford's background

The film gives a unique insight into Rashford's childhood.

His mother Mel - a single parent of five - explains how she worked three jobs when Rashford was growing up.

While working as a bookmakers' cashier, she took on another job in the shop. "I used to finish my shift and then go back and do the cleaning," she says, adding: "I used to do pot-washing on a Saturday as well."

Mel says there were times she served up food for her children but there would not be enough for herself.

"Sometimes we didn't even have a loaf of bread in the house," she says. "But I wouldn't tell somebody I was struggling - it was embarrassing."

In one scene in the documentary, Rashford visits Wythenshawe - the area of south Manchester where he grew up. He reflects on how local businesses supported him and his family.

"If they knew my mum was in work, they'd just let me have a portion of chips or something," he says.

Rashford joined Manchester United as a seven-year-old. Four years later, he moved into club accommodation.

"It was a big decision that had to be made," Mel explains. "But because I was working nights, there wasn't really anyone to look after him."

Rashford credits his mother with instilling in him the values he is proud of, and she has been heavily involved in his efforts to tackle food poverty during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the film, we learn the footballer moved her and his brothers into a house near Wythenshawe.

Mel says: "Marcus has provided a home for me and I sit there sometimes and just cry to think of where we've come from."

Rashford says: "I think in sport you have to have something behind you that is pushing you.

"When you come from a place of struggle and pain, a lot of the time it switches and it becomes your drive and motivation."

'Have they experienced these things?' - Rashford's campaign begins

Rashford's campaign started after the UK went into lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic in March.

He began working with FareShare to raise money to give meals to vulnerable people.

In June, he told the BBC that about £20m had been raised to supply three million meals.

He then wrote an open letter to MPs, urging the government to reverse a decision not to provide free school meals during the summer holidays. At the time, about 1.3 million children from low-income backgrounds were eligible for free school meals in England, and the government had given support during the first lockdown in April.

Rashford was driven by his own experiences.

"The system was not built for families like mine to succeed, regardless of how hard my mum worked," he wrote.

In the BBC film, he says it was "out of character" for him to open up about something so personal, but he believes it was necessary.

"The people making decisions - have they experienced these things?" he asks.

Soon after Rashford went public with his letter, the government reversed its decision.

Mel says she was "over the moon", adding: "I must have rung him about 20 times!"

'Breakfast club has gone from about 30 to 70 children' - Rashford goes back to school and meets food charities

The campaign did not stop; the film follows Rashford as he pushes for further support.

In touching scenes, he visits his primary school, Button Lane.

Head teacher Emma Roberts tells him she is so proud of what he is doing, and Rashford talks to pupils and shares his stories of meeting friends for life in breakfast club.

Jackie Jones, the school's safeguarding lead, describes how the number of families seeking support from the breakfast club has risen since the start of the pandemic.

"Breakfast club has gone from about 30 to 70 children," she tells Rashford. "It used to be about families with parents who work - it's become about families who cannot and don't have the facilities or the money to feed."

Rashford also visits a community store in south London that works with charities to redistribute surplus food from supermarkets to local low-income families.

They say the waiting list of families wanting to use their services over the summer has grown and they are worried about what happens when the school voucher scheme ends.

'It is so insensitive' - the campaign continues into winter

In September, Rashford formed a taskforce of major UK food brands and supermarkets.

Together, they called for three policy recommendations by the National Food Strategy to be funded by the government as soon as possible: expanding free school meals to reach more children, expanding existing school holiday food and activities programmes and increasing the value of the Healthy Start vouchers - which help pregnant women, and parents with children under the age of four - to reach an additional 290,000 people.

The government responded by saying it had already increased support to local authorities and Universal Credit.

"It was almost like there was no emotional connection," Rashford says. "They were naming the things that they've been doing for the last six years, but if those things had worked then I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing."

A petition set up by Rashford, calling for the government to offer free school meals in England during school holidays, reached one million signatures in October. A Labour motion on free school meals over holidays in England was debated in the House of Commons but the motion was voted down.

"Have any of the people in government speaking about this had a life where they can literally afford to buy food and pay bills and that's it?" Rashford asks.

"I doubt that they have. The way they speak about it is so insensitive. For me, it's like they don't have big enough understanding on the issue."

In the aftermath of the vote, countless businesses, councils, charities and other organisations from around the country came out to show support and offered free meals to struggling families over the school holidays.

Rashford used his social media account to publicise the organisations involved.

"To see so many people do it off their own backs, all over the country - for me it was just a really proud moment," he says.

'I'm happy we've got to this stage' - Rashford's call from the PM... what next?

After huge public pressure, the government decided to offer extra support to hard-pressed families over the winter.

In an incredible moment in the film, Rashford receives a personal phone call from Prime Minister Boris Johnson, setting out the changes his government would be making.

"I gather you've just played Everton?" says the prime minister, before asking whether he scored. A modest Rashford replies that he got an assist and his mum had just been teasing him for missing a header.

Johnson goes on to set out his government's plans to support vulnerable families in England over the winter. They include a £170m Covid winter grant scheme to feed the most vulnerable, £220m to provide extra food and activities for children in school holidays, an extra £16m to food distribution charities and an increase in value of Healthy Start vouchers.

From the package of support, a £170m ring-fenced fund will be distributed through councils, with at least 80% earmarked for help with food and bills.

Rashford takes it in his stride. And it doesn't sound as if he's stopping there.

"I'm happy we've got to this stage," he says. "But I can't stop thinking about what the bigger picture looks like."
If any of the issues in this article have affected you and you would like to get help, there are a number of organisations and initiatives that you can approach

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The Story Behind The 2014 Galaxy Chocolate Ad Production With Audrey Hepburn !

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Grime artist Lady Leshurr helped us launch #Represent this October, a collaboration with MOBO aimed at boosting blood donation rates amongst young people – especially those with black and Asian heritage.

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In Marvel Studios' action-packed spy thriller "Black Widow," Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger. - topmeasure

Why wasn't she given a movie back in 2011 or 2012?

After all these years, Black Widow finally gets her own standalone movie and... it's okay. I actually found Florence Pugh, David Harbour, and Rachel Weisz to be entertaining additions, but the story felt cobbled together and it was riddled with plot holes. I know Natasha is a very skilled assassin, for instance, but she's almost invulnerable in this. It probably would have been better to give Black Widow her solo film a year or two after Iron Man 2 came out.

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In Marvel Studios' action-packed spy thriller "Black Widow," Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger.

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Natasha confronts her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake.

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30 September 1967. The BBC launches a pop radio station.

Radio 1 was launched at 7 am on Saturday, 30 September 1967, with DJ Tony Blackburn playing 'Flowers in the rain' by The Move. The station was established at the request of the British Government after the banning of pirate radio stations to fulfil a need in the UK for a legal pop music radio network. At the same time the BBC's other radio networks, called the 'Home', the 'Third' and the 'Light' programmes, were renamed Radios 4, 3 and 2.

BBC Radio has expanded since 1967 with the launch of new national radio networks for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in 1978 and the fifth national network (Radio 5Live) in August 1990. DAB digital radio was launched in 1995, adding further networks. Commercial radio began in 1973, and initially the stations were local, generally covering cities or counties. National commercial radio began in 1992. Today listeners in large urban areas in the UK have a choice of as many as 50 legal radio networks to listen to...plus literally thousands of others available via the internet.

The main images show Tony Blackburn and Broadcasting House in central London, home of BBC Radio.

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30 September 1967. Radio 1 launches with Tony Blackburn hosting the first programme.

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Radio Rewind - History - Launch day 1967

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#KISSBreakfast is ON! Jordan and Perri start your day with HUGE tunes, laughs and vibes!

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Welcome to the official KISS YouTube channel – Your go-to for you biggest Dance and R&B, and the home of KISS Breakfast with Jordan and Perri, and The Sunday Roast with Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks. Bringing you the best vibes and energy, from exclusive interviews with the hottest stars to original series, live sessions and behind-the-scenes access to your favorite artists. Plus, dive into all things Old Skool & Anthems with KISSTORY – from DJ sets to event coverage across the UK and beyond. 🔔 Subscribe to stay updated on all your favourite celebrity moments, exclusive interviews and music content.

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I, Daniel Blake - Official Trailer I HD I IFC Films

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I, DANIEL BLAKE  - OFFICIAL UK TRAILER [HD]

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I, Daniel Blake: Directed by Ken Loach. With Dave Johns, Hayley Squires, Briana Shann, Dylan McKiernan. After surviving a heart-attack, a 59-year-old carpenter must fight bureaucratic forces to receive Employment and Support Allowance.

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I, Daniel Blake is British director Ken Loach's twenty-sixth theatrical feature and his fourteenth with long-time scriptwriting collaborator Paul Laverty.

The film follows Daniel Blake, a 59 year old carpenter recovering from a heart attack, who befriends a single mother and her two children as they attempt to navigate their way through the frustrating benefits system.

Before submission to the BBFC, the film had appeared in competition at the Cannes Film festival, where it took home the coveted Palme D'Or against stiff competition from films such as the critically acclaimed German comedy Toni Erdmann. It was the second time Loach had won the prize, following the success of 2006's The Wind That Shakes The Barley. In his acceptance speech, Loach acknowledged the film's political message, stating "When there is despair, the people from the far right take advantage. We must say that another world is possible and necessary".

In June 2016, the distributor, Entertainment One, sought advice from the BBFC, stating that they would like to release the film at the 12A category. Compliance Managers viewed a finished version and informed the distributor that the film would require a 15 category in its submitted form due to 'a single use of very strong language ('c**t') and just shy of thirty uses of strong language ('f**k').'

The use of very strong language is said in anger, but is not particularly aggressive and is not aggravated by other factors. BBFC Classification Guidelines at 15 state that:

'Strong language is permitted. Very strong language may be permitted, depending on the manner in which it is used, who is using the language, its frequency within the work as a whole and any special contextual justification.'

Other issues in the film are sex references, including to prostitution out of necessity, prescription drug use, criminality; and some unintentional racism, which may have been acceptable at the requested 12A with appropriate advice for consumers in the BBFCinsight for the film .

As required, Compliance Managers informed Entertainment One that they would need to remove the use of very strong language and significantly reduce the number of uses of strong language in order for the film to be passed at the requested 12A. They noted in reports that the film would likely have limited appeal to those under fifteen.

After the advice screening, a trailer was submitted for classification. The trailer submission had no category request and Compliance Officers noted that despite the poverty/unemployment theme, the trailer is quite uplifting and issue-free . The trailer contains just a single use of the term 'Jesus Christ', language permitted under BBFC Classification Guidelines at U.

I, Daniel Blake was submitted for formal classification in August 2016, with its release scheduled for October. It was submitted with a 15 request and passed at that category, with the BBFCinsight 'very strong language'.

The detailed BBFCinsight notes that there is:

'...infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t'), as well as more frequent use of strong language ('f**k'). Milder terms include 'bastard', 'bullshit, 'wanker', and 'twats'. Other issues include visual and verbal references to prostitution.'

The film was released on 21st October 2016, the same weekend as Disney's TROLLS and the start of the autumn half term school holidays. It took ninth place in the overall box office chart but, showing on only 94 screens as opposed to the 963 occupied by TROLLS, its per screen average of £4732 was the third highest of that week, with sequel JACK REACHER: NEVER GO BACK taking second place. It was Ken Loach's best ever opening and the film went on to further success on DVD and streaming services.

The BBFC received no complaints about the film's rating.

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