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Mr Lyons I'm a Remainer but, listening to some of the Cabinet interviews, one point they make is inarguable. If HM opposition were they've had years to do it.

Nevertheless, one inarguable fact is that those LED lights behind the screens in our daily life will likely degrade our sleep quality and put strain on our eyeballs with excessive use.

And Gary Mackay-Steven followed him out the door, bound for new York City FC, having shown his inarguable ability in blinding, albeit brief, flashes.

"So if this government, as I believe we are, is serious about delivering the Northern Powerhouse, then surely it is an inarguable fact that there should be someone round the Cabinet table fighting for the northern economy.

What is inarguable is that it is the biggest game in every player's life.

Having acted in a host of Hindi, Tamil, Telugu films, Madhavan is inarguable, one of the most talented actors and with every film, the star only gets better.

But what is inarguable is that the end result has been a destruction of Labour's traditional support base.

Anything less, and the demand for his resignation on the ground of command responsibility - worse, abetting yet more police misconduct - becomes inarguable.

'The campaign aims at raising awareness on everyday sexism, encourage everyone to share experiences, bringing together men and women, differentiate good humour from bad/sick humour and satire and build up a case against sexism in a manner that it becomes inarguable.

But the inarguable highlight of all this House of Mouse-mocking is the significant role played here by a large contingent of Disney Princesses.

The need for world-class care is inarguable and the challenge is to deliver it.

Appalling as that is, it's an inarguable truth that our homegrown talent pool no longer boasts a host of players who will carve out careers at the highest level and Gemmill's guilt as an SFA official is only by association.