buoy

The number of whales getting tangled up in fishing nets, line, buoys and other miscellaneous rope off the coasts of the United States hit a record high in 2024, with California taking the ignominious lead.

His supporters, unsurprisingly, have been buoyed by both his jokes and his unbowed tone.

And they are buoyed by internal polling suggesting more people are at least open to voting Lib Dem than for any other party right now.

Harry Brook will be there as captain, then all of Smith, Duckett and Jacob Bethell will either be buoyed, exhausted or both, depending on what happens in Australia.

Constitution, may be her best yet, a capacious work that lands at the right moment, like a life buoy, as our ship of state takes on water.