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Derren Brown investigates the power of social compliance by persuading an unwitting member of the public into believing that they have pushed someone to their death in Pushed To The Edge.

Derren Brown: Pushed To The Edge was first aired on 12th January 2016 on Channel 4. The premise of the program was to persuade an unwitting member of the public into believing that they have pushed someone to their death.

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THE SNP Government has been accused of playing “constitutional roulette” with the devolution settlement after lobbying UK ministers with five options to rewrite the Scotland Act to push through legislation deemed incompetent by the Supreme Court.

The Scottish Government is yet to bring back updated legislation after its plans to incorporate the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) into Scots law were deemed outwith the scope of devolution by the UK Supreme Court.

The Herald on Sunday now understands that SNP ministers have tabled five proposals to the UK Government that would amend Scotland’s devolution agreement in order to ensure the legislation as it stands could become legally competent.

It is understood that three of the options include a Section 30 order, the amendment to the Scotland Act used by David Cameron in agreeing to an independence referendum – while two proposals would put in place a Section 104 order.in the UK Parliament.

A Section 30 order can be used to increase of diminish Holyrood’s legislative authority. The alteration would require approval by the House of Commons, the House of Lords and the Scottish Parliament before becoming law, as would a second independence referendum.

In October 2021, Supreme Court justices found that four provisions of the UNCRC bill, which was unanimously approved by MSPs in March 2021, were outside Holyrood’s legislative competence.

The court agreed with the UK Government that parts of the bill were fundamentally at odds with the Scotland Act as they purported to impinge on Westminster’s sovereignty and its ability to make laws for Scotland in all areas, including those that are devolved.

One option proposed by SNP ministers would use a Section 30 order to give Holyrood the same competence over the entire devolved set of laws, whether Scottish Parliament legislation or UK Parliament acts. The move would allow the Scottish Government’s currently flawed children’s rights legislation to apply to any UK Parliament legislation in a devolved area.

Another option tabled by the Scottish Government would involve using a Section 30 order to allow Scottish courts to enforce UN human rights treaties in any legislation in devolved areas including UK Parliament acts, while another option would specify the courts could enforce only the Convention on the Right of a Child.

It is understood that SNP ministers have also tabled two Section 104 proposals to the UK Government. Section 104 orders are required in the UK Parliament when changes are needed to laws in England, Wales or Northern Ireland as a consequence of Holyrood legislation.

One of the Section 104 order proposals would essentially remove UK acts from the children’s rights bill at reconsideration stage. The UK Government would then be able to re-introduce them once the Scottish Government legislation has been passed.

The second Section 104 option would list UK Parliament acts that would become subject to the Scottish Government legislation, such as UK education and children’s legislation.

Earlier this year, SNP Deputy First Minister John Swinney, who is leading on the Bill, penned a letter to Scottish Secretary Alister Jack stating that the Scottish Government is “working on amendments that can be made to the bill within the current competence of the Scottish Government”.

But Mr Swinney also admitted that he was also investigating “potential routes to increasing the effectiveness of incorporation, beyond those that are now available to the Scottish Parliament alone”.

Mr Jack warned that the Scottish Government’s plans “could imply significant changes to the devolution settlement.”

The Scottish Secretary added that “the current devolution settlement strikes the right balance”.

Scottish Conservative shadow constitution secretary, Donald Cameron, said: “The SNP shamefully played nationalist games with children’s rights and it appears they are prepared to do so again.

“Ministers should be engaging constructively with the UK Government on this issue and putting the needs of children first.

“However, they have pressed ahead and come up with suggestions that are not just beyond the competence of this legislation, but the devolution settlement itself."

Scottish Labour’s constitution spokesperson, Sarah Boyack, has insisted that “a solution must be brought to the Scottish Parliament as soon as possible”.

She added: “This should never have been about petty constitutional bickering – it should have been about children’s human rights.

“It is shameful that political game-playing from both sides has been allowed to hinder this crucial legislation and that even now the SNP are more interested in games of constitutional roulette with the UK government than finding a solution that works.

“The SNP must act urgently to get these laws fit for purpose and in place, so we can focus on how to make these vital principles a reality in law.”

Scottish LibDem MSP Willie Rennie added: "If the SNP were serious about children's rights they would not be stringing this issue out for as long as possible.

"It's a real disappointment that they are not simply bringing forward a revised UNCRC bill in the Scottish Parliament because as we saw with the original legislation, this is an issue where this is significant cross-party agreement on what needs to be done.”

He added: "As it is, these proposals suggest that the SNP care more about picking a fight with their UK counterparts than they do the rights of young people.

"Nevertheless it is also important to remember that legislation is not required to make a host of changes to make life better for children and young people after a tough year. It's time for the government to show where they really stand on children's rights.”

A Scottish Government spokesperson said: “We remain committed to the incorporation into Scots law of the UNCRC to the maximum extent possible as soon as practicable.

“It is vital that we work through the complex issues raised by the Supreme Court judgment to ensure that incorporation can happen as quickly as possible with confidence that any amendments to the Bill do not attract further challenge. The majority of work in relation to implementation of the UNCRC is continuing.

“One aspect which we have been pursuing is engagement with the UK Government to explore whether powers under the devolution settlement can be used to give the UNCRC Bill greater effect than is possible under the Scottish Parliament’s current powers.”

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Working on behalf of Cammegh, the world-renowned manufacturer of roulette wheels, we were tasked with developing a circular glass panel to top a roulette wheel. That’s not so special you say? Well, this glass panel needed to be able to instantly black-out whilst the roulette ball is spinning around (as the players are anxiously waiting for the result). When the ball has stopped in its final resting place, the panel clears at the dealer’s push of a button announcing the winning number and any lucky players who matched their bet to it.

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Derren Brown – Showman has arrived in the north-east and it astounds with an experience unlike any other.

The title is apt for Brown, who got his big break in TV in the late 90s, but really seemed to thrive on the stage at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen.

He impresses with his unsurpassed mix of mind-control, suggestion, illusion and, of course, showmanship.

However, an unexpected emotional focus in this new show has the biggest impact on the audience and will stay with them for a very long time.

Brown came to prominence in 1999 with his Channel 4 TV show Mind Control and over the past 20 years has created other pioneering television including Russian Roulette, The Heist and The Push.

He has also received critical acclaim for his stage shows including Enigma, Svengali and his Broadway debut, Secret.

Brown sworn the audience (and this reviewer) to secrecy over the content of the show as it needs to be experienced knowing as little as possible.

What I can divulge is that the mind-bending journey begins as soon as you enter the theatre.

In its previews he outlines that the show explores the themes of tough times and how they can be isolating, which has come to the fore over the past two years during the pandemic.

However, he challenges the audience to see this as an illusion and how people can be linked by their difficulties and failures to do themselves justice, and to overcome them and make connections.

As the show progresses Brown leaves you questioning your memory, reality and what matters most in life.

Right from when you take your seat an atmosphere is created and this intensifies and engages as he seamlessly takes the audience through his world of magic and psychological techniques.

And a key part of the production is the audience, who are invited to participate throughout and he leaves those on stage and in their seats in true amazement.

The intensity is eased at parts with Brown's warm manner and humour, which provides some respite from the mind-blowing spectacle.

The show's staging complements the experience and sound, music and lighting are used at critical moments for full impact.

Live video is used throughout and provides the audience with a different perspective as it is projected on to a giant screen which engulfs the rear of the stage. The camera also goes backstage at one point to give a small peek behind the curtain.

By the time Brown makes his final emotional bow he leaves you pondering life's priorities and those in the audience will no doubt be debating with each other how what they witnessed was done for some time.

Derren Brown – Showman is at His Majesty's Theatre until Saturday and tickets can be purchased at its online box office.

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A series of Pinterest accounts were reported as compromised, while disseminating spam on Twitter and Facebook. Users who cross-linked social networking accounts were unintentionally responsible for the spam.

Although Facebook reports on Pinterest spam messages were unfounded, Twitter posts revealed a high number of complaints regarding compromised accounts. The spam wave is losing momentum as users have been quick to change passwords.

“Peter`s just had his Pinterest account hacked by a spammer (password now changed) ” they post dubious adverts to your boards,“ said one user on Facebook. “Also one of his tablet apps started giving him pop up ads (hopefully now deleted). I blame the assignment on metadata that he`s just started for his Information Organisation and Description class.“

Users reported some of their boards were deleted or renamed, while others had their contents changed. This is not the first spam scheme launched via hacked Pinterest accounts, and Account Security support documents should provide enough information to users who have compromised accounts.

“If you notice boards, pins or other activity on your account that you did not create, it`s possible someone has gained access to your account,“ says the support document. “If you submit a ticket, please file it under Policy & Abuse -> Hacked Account.“

Twitter posts suggest some users took more radical measures, some shutting down their Pinterest accounts following the incident.

“Apparently my Pinterest account was hacked and that explained the weird tweets. And the weird pins. So I shut down Pinterest,“ said one Twitter user.

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