no chance

If an infection and a low-grade fever couldn’t stop him, then Chris Claiborne and Rashard Cook had no chance.

“All the times they thought that they could hold you back / But you’ve always known there was no chance of that / You’re made / Too strong,” sings H.E.R., in a glorious vocal on the track she produced and performs.

His mother Ros added: “We had no chance to intervene, to notice there was something wrong and try and help and fix it”.

The chancellor told us after the Budget she is “not immune” to pleas from particular sectors, but there is no chance of her reversing the whole policy.

“We had to bury her in a closed coffin. She had no chance of surviving.”