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Her assertions aside, if there had been anything left of the once-strong firewall between the department and the White House – long considered sacrosanct by presidents of both parties – it is now gone.

Nor did those founders suggest that such sacrosanct, if now seemingly self-evident, values stopped at American shores.

British sovereignty over Gibraltar remains "sacrosanct", the foreign secretary has said, after the UK agreed a deal with the European Union over the territory's post-Brexit future.

Transparency in government is one of our oldest and most sacrosanct rights; it is what protects us from jackboots in the night.

That should be a place that is sacrosanct for the athletes to be in a relaxed state.