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Ray’s mysterious and fraught history as a member of the British military during the Troubles is a festering boil this film will eventually lance.

Ministers also argued that at a time of geopolitical uncertainty, when old allies were less reliable and new partnerships had to be formed, the Chagos row was a diplomatic boil than needed to be lanced.

The sustenance is presided over by a sculpture of an Amazonian woman, who wields a squeegee rather than a lance.

Stephen, recruited for his ability to provide the necessary tools, had produced a 100-tonne jack, explosives, and a thermal lance, which heats and melts steel with pressurized oxygen to create very high temperatures.

For them to catch fire, he says “it would take some spectacular lancing of the actual cells themselves, which would mean going through a very strong external structure”.