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The young male attacker is seen in the footage wielding a large wooden stick with a knot at one end, reminiscent of a club, before he swings it overhead and strikes Mrs Abu Alia.

In fact, I found my time in the air pretty freaking dynamic, what with the flocks of stupid birds and the trees and the Navy helicopter roaring down the beach at 200 knots.

So after three decades of spousal equivalency, we tied the knot.

The result is a growing knot of litigation that experts say will fall to the Supreme Court to unwind.

But Johnson is really being tied up in knots for his stonewalling over the Jeffrey Epstein files.