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Three days later he returned, the horses lathered and winded as if they had run the Derby.

A good sport, he changed into a towel and robe and patiently waited for his cue to start lathering up.

"You can see the problem from Mars," another party insider says, "there's not enough political direction of what he wants to do – so the policies don't lather up into anything". they reckon.

Now he says he's frightened by the sun and lathers himself up in SPF before even thinking about stepping outdoors.

Featuring questionable special effects, costumes and rock star Sting lathered in baby oil, the Guardian's Charles Bramesco wrote that Lynch's experiments left the franchise "radioactive for decades".