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Det Ch Insp George Calder said the force had been "unrelenting" in their pursuit of those responsible for disorder that had put communities "in a state of alarm" on Bonfire Night.

“In the face of the state government’s unrelenting interference with the ballot measure process, an extraordinary number of Florida voters stood up against a cruel and dangerous abortion ban – and we are incredibly proud to have supported the advocates on the ground who made that possible.”

An unrelenting second-half display, during which the clinical Parkhead side added a further three goals, proves the manager's ruthless demands were worthwhile as they delivered an ominous message to their overwhelmed opposition.

Formed around a thudding, slow drum beat, the guitars build to a fully-formed crescendo of whirling tones and unrelenting bass hooks, similar to 1992's Cut.

They had died choking to death on mustard gas, being burned alive by flamethrowers, being crushed beneath tank treads, being stabbed by bayonets, being clubbed by rifle butts: On average, some 456 people murdered per hour, every hour, for four unrelenting years.