onward

"It is quite clear that you were tasked with ensuring the safety of the consignment and its onward transmission," the judge said.

Another passenger, Monazza Aslam, said she had been sat on the tarmac for over an hour "with no idea when we will fly", and had already missed her onward connection at Doha.

From before the Revolution onward, physical punishment or even killing were ways to enforce belonging, to mark the boundary between insiders and outsiders, and to decide who had the right to govern.

"If you're on that journey, please continue onward, because I promise there are brighter days ahead."

The BBC can reveal international cartels are taking advantage of trade and security arrangements in Ireland to offload drugs at sea for onward transport.