Mr Brown plans to brandish the report as proof that the Tories are lurching to the right.

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It glows in its knack for constantly churning its assortment to brandish spectacular and unexpected new items that are delightful bargains.

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He could have taken that opportunity to brandish his own personal greatness.

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Mahmoud might want to brandish one at his next press conference.

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Sharing a classroom with boys aged between five and eight, Kimani is the only pupil to brandish a walking stick and hearing aid.

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Chelsea's efforts to somehow snatch at a lifeline suffered a setback with 20 minutes left when Ramires flew into a reckless tackle on Nani and left referee Oligario Benquerenca with no option other that to brandish a second yellow card.

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Beijing has criticised the manoeuvres and called for more talks with Pyongyang, saying it is better to negotiate than "brandish weapons".

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It is as if a mob of half-brothers who had never been introduced all chose to congregate at the same table in the same bar and brandish their mobile telephones simultaneously.

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