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The desperately poor Greek performance in front of their own feverish fans, such a sharp contrast to their outstanding efforts at Wembley, must provide context to the assessment of England's own display.

“All of it is fake and a front for all the other s— that they say behind everyone’s back.”

The only comfort to Democrats and their allies on that front is that Trump will soon find that the political interest of the Republican Party lies in doing as little of what he promised as possible.

Video footage submitted to insurers as evidence showed what appeared to be the animal climbing into the front seat of Rolls Royce, then clawing its way toward the back.

Fuzzy night-time footage shows the bear spending about 30-45 seconds in the car, rummaging around the front and back, before falling out of the open passenger door.