1. As a group, we appear utterly confused about this.

2. Mixed messages Who can blame parents if they are utterly confused over the value of school tests?

3. He remains a deeply damaged individual, intelligent enough to feel guilt and remorse over certain events in his life, unwise enough to think that a recovering alcoholic serves the memory of Best well by drinking a large brandy, utterly confused by the direction his life has taken and what he will become.

4. He said: "He considered that he must enforce that policy even though the residual fears of a few passengers and crew were, he must have known by then, irrational or, if there were reasons for such fears, no evidence is before the court to indicate what they were because he accepted that, just because a passenger was black or someone did not like the look of him or her, it would not be acceptable to offload that passenger." Today band member Jason Constantine, 43, from West Norwood, said: "We were utterly confused when we were marched off the plane by armed police and then we were angry when they wouldn‘t let us back on.