FLASHFIRE

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FLASHFIRE	Flash Financial Report for Prospective Overrun

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McLaughlin; based on the novel "Flashfire" by Richard Stark.

Parker

Journalism became a flashfire. The coverage joined Tim Russert and Matt Drudge at the hip.

In midstream now, we have to ponder whether flashfire journalism means the ultimate meltdown of news values and standards: whether any barriers remain.

The news: it may never be the same

Parker 15, 118 mins Adapted from Flashfire by Donald E Westlake, Parker is an action thriller about a professional thief who is double-crossed by a new crew and swears revenge.

Parker 15, 118 mins [...]; filmreviewsextra

MISSING: Ty Longley; GRIEF: A dad weeps for his daughter yesterday; TERROR: Video shows fans stampeding from the main exit to escape the choking smoke billowing from the blazing nightclub; FLASHFIRE: A torrent of flames engulfs the club; AFTERMATH: The gutted remains of The Station club

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Here, the earlier brashness of the big band was suddenly reined in, the BBC horns limiting their flashfire to clipped bursts, then gleaming gently as they slid along with a hushed respect for Shearing's tasteful tinklings.

Reviews: Big Band tunes a little too familiar; George Shearing & The BBC Big Band Symphony Hall

The truth is Gers took the foot off the gas and got caught in a flashfire.

THE PAR-TY POOPERS; Dunfermline cash in on Baz blunder

First out is Flashfire (18, 20:20 Vision) a copy conspiracy thriller co-starring Zane and Louis Gosset Junior.

Your up to the minute guide to the latest video news; Knight Fever

TERROR: Video shows fans stampeding from the main exit to escape the choking smoke billowing from the blazing nightclub; FLASHFIRE: A torrent of flames engulfs the club; IN RUINS: Firefighters outside the destroyed building; SAFE: John Schmidt and friend Picture: REUTERS