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As a tactic, this looks identical to 'screening' in basketball, a move in which a player stands still to block a nearby defender, allowing space for their team-mates to move freely around them.

Now she wants to be sure she can walk freely in old age, remain active and maybe one day chase after her children should she choose to start a family.

Last week Grant cleared up the wedding speculation, sparked by an “exclusive” report by RadarOnline and some freely circulating AI-generated images.

"All I have ever wanted is the chance to serve safely and freely with equal opportunity as an MP."

For several decades through the 1980s, namely before the U.S. currency was allowed to float freely, the fund’s main purpose was to provide the funding for Treasury operations to affect the price of the dollar.