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On Wednesday, a Reform spokesman added: "Cosying up to the EU and leaving us entangled in reams of retained EU law which Kemi Badenoch failed to scrap will not resuscitate Britain's struggling economy."

A business built on symbolism and ideology can quickly become entangled in the very structures it celebrates, blurring the line between public support, legal accountability, and personal vulnerability.

When the country is in chaos and entangled in man-made catastrophes abroad, it’s easier to rail, risk-free, against a manufactured crisis.

“Unguided chatbot responses, for example, cannot be neatly constrained. Attempts to do so will either be insufficient or entangle developers in a morass of third-rail social issues.”

She said they could also become entangled in discarded fishing gear or plastic packaging that has entered the ocean from sewage systems.