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Programme Information
As the investigation into the disappearance of year-old Nanna Birk Larsen moves into its second day, Copenhagen police start to determine the particulars of the case, as the acclaimed Danish crime thriller spanning the course of a day murder probe continues.
Inspector Sarah Lund postpones her planned move to Sweden in order to stay in Denmark and lead proceedings, and when Nanna's body is discovered Sarah realises she is faced with a major murder investigation. Mayoral candidate Troels Hartmann finds himself implicated when it emerges that the car Nanna's body was found in was registered to his campaign office. But who was driving the car at the time of the crime?
Inspector Sarah Lund is played by Sofie Gråbøl and Troels by Lars Mikkelsen. The Killing was written by Søren Sveistrup, part of the winning team that produced the International Emmy Award-winning Nikolaj And Julie.
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London Toast Theatre
Vivienne McKee stars as Shirley Valentine in this witty comedy about a fun-loving woman trapped in “lockdown“ dull domesticity. Married to an unthinking husband and distanced from her selfish grown-up children, Shirley is forced to talk to a wall for company.
We meet her in the prison of her kitchen where she is cooking supper for her husband. She keeps the blues at bay with a bottle of wine and her infectious wit. What follows is an odyssey, a voyage of self-discovery, as she takes the “wall” into her confidence and relates hilarious anecdotes of her youth, motherhood and marriage. Suddenly she reveals that she has been offered a chance to escape her routine existence. But what would happen if she dares to break out and find her true self ?
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The Sweden Democrats: Anti-Immigration Politics under the Stigma of Racism
Centre on Migration, Policy and kultur Working Paper No. 97 University of Oxford, The Sweden Democrats: Anti-Immigration Politics under the Stigma of Racism Vidhya Ramalingam WP COMPAS does not have a centre view and does not aim to present one. The views expressed in this document are only those of its independent author Abstract The Swedish general election marked a critical moment in Swedish politics, as the Sweden Democrats (SD), the country’s leading anti-immigration party, gained representation in Parliament. This was achieved despite decades of systematic marginalisation and stigmatisation of the party by mainstream politicians, civil society and the media due to its historical ties to neo-Nazi and white supremacist subcultures. Scholars of the anti-immigration radical right have long understood stigmatisation to be a key obstacle to these parties’ political success; however, they tend not to elucid