come round

"One of my neighbours found out who I was and then one night decided to come round and attack me," he said.

"As I came round, all I could feel was blood pouring out of my nose. I was just thinking he has done something to my nose, face area, I didn't know what has happened."

There are those in government who believe that if they face them down, some of those rebels will come round.

Eccles hopes that if political arguments haven't persuaded some of her colleagues to come round to her point of view, then arithmetic might.

"Manu used to come round when we lived in Leeds for a little session together of food and stuff," says Ma'asi-White.