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May 13, 2024 | 
tvspielfilm.de | Catherine Flemming |Paul Rhys |Rufus Sewell |Peter Firth
Auf Abruf verfĂĽgbar bei: Anzeige Powered by IMDb-Bewertung: 8,2 von 10 Die Weichen sind gestellt Staffel 1, Folge 7/8 Victoria's pregnancy raises the delicate issue of succession - when Victoria names Albert as head of state in the event of her death, the Tories are outraged at the prospect of being ruled by a German prince. Albert, for his part, fights for more influence - being simply the consort of the queen displeases him greatly.
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Apr 20, 2024 | 
tvspielfilm.de | Catherine Flemming |Paul Rhys |Rufus Sewell |Peter Firth
3/5 4/5 1/4 "Sissi" (25.12. um 15:45 Uhr bei Das Erste)Ăsterreichs Kaiser Franz Joseph (Karlheinz Böhm) soll vor den Traualtar treten.
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Aug 17, 2023 | 
creativereview.co.uk | Peter Firth
The founder of Bartle Bogle Hegarty wants to unlock your creativity with a new online course, founded on the principle that “business itself is a creative construct” and needs creative thinking to survive John Hegarty thinks that everyone is creative. While only a few can paint a masterpiece, write a symphony, or invent the iPhone, the rest of us shouldn’t feel discouraged.
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Jun 13, 2023 | 
msn.com | Peter Firth
The cost-of-living crisis might be the most dispiriting thing since Covid. Across the country, it is observable in the emergence of community “warm rooms” and the surging number of people visiting food banks. Shift workers are taking on more hours to make ends meet. Bills are ticking up and there’s the grim sense of opportunities narrowing. And it doesn’t look like the problem is going to shift any time soon. Fixing the cost-of-living crisis falls squarely under the government’s remit.
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Jun 13, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Peter Firth
The cost-of-living crisis might be the most dispiriting thing since Covid. Across the country, it is observable in the emergence of community “warm rooms” and the surging number of people visiting food banks. Shift workers are taking on more hours to make ends meet. Bills are ticking up and there’s the grim sense of opportunities narrowing. And it doesn’t look like the problem is going to shift any time soon. Fixing the cost-of-living crisis falls squarely under the government’s remit.
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May 3, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Peter Firth
The Channel 4 sitcom The IT Crowd is about an aspiring executive – Jen Barber – who is charged with running the digital operations of a fictional corporation called Reynholm Industries. In episode one, she discovers that her new department isn’t located in the salubrious heights of the company HQ, but down in a grotty basement. And it gets worse. Her staff comprises two dysfunctional IT technicians.
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Feb 23, 2023 | 
ca.sports.yahoo.com | Peter Firth
Steven Bartlett (Steven Bartlett)Caleb French is an eighteen-year-old college student in London. Like many people his age, he’s focusing on schoolwork and planning his future. He’s also an entrepreneur, managing to found a digital marketing company, AJNC Advertising, around his studies. When he’s out of school, he wants to skip university to focus on building the business. If that doesn’t work, he’ll probably have a new start-up idea and give that a try.
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Feb 22, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Peter Firth
Caleb French is an eighteen-year-old college student in London. Like many people his age, he’s focusing on schoolwork and planning his future. He’s also an entrepreneur, managing to found a digital marketing company, AJNC Advertising, around his studies. When he’s out of school, he wants to skip university to focus on building the business. If that doesn’t work, he’ll probably have a new start-up idea and give that a try.
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Feb 2, 2023 | 
ca.sports.yahoo.com | Peter Firth
(Shutterstock / Rawpixel.com)Leanne Maskell struggled in class. Absorbing information, listening, and sitting quietly for extended periods was hard. But when exam season came around, she sailed through with straight As. Educators didn’t know what to think – one college economics teacher asked her classmates how she’d managed to cheat so convincingly. “Everyone was really shocked at my grades. They were like ‘oh we thought you were stupid’,” she says.
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Feb 2, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Peter Firth
Leanne Maskell struggled in class. Absorbing information, listening, and sitting quietly for extended periods was hard. But when exam season came around, she sailed through with straight As. Educators didn’t know what to think – one college economics teacher pulled her up in front of the other students and asked how she’d managed to cheat so convincingly. “Everyone was really shocked at my grades. They were like ‘oh we thought you were stupid’,” she says.
