afterthought

With so many absentees and numerous debutants jammed between Test tours, the series has the air of an afterthought.

The bathrooms tend to feel almost like a little afterthought, but I found that these ones felt the most like the extension of the room.

It comes as a government taskforce is set up to tackle the issue, but Ulster Unionist Party MP Robin Swann has stressed Northern Ireland must not be “an afterthought”.

For me, it was almost an afterthought that they were musically talented, something they proved as they honed their skills as performers during the reality show’s weekly live performances, after being put together as a group by Simon Cowell.

While the government has come a long way in recognizing the importance of Indigenous voices, they are often still an afterthought, she said.