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"Labour has often become a commentator about its own policy, rather than agitating for it," he added.

On the journey, Mrs Burton described him becoming "more and more agitated" and was sending several text messages.

Friday to a call from the Silverado memory care facility on Warwick Avenue about a resident who was agitated and had broken a window, according to a Sheriff’s Department news release.

In it, she is agitated and scared, running between civilians lying in their own blood, next to dead bodies.

Hernandez smiled when I asked if she ever regrets trading the benefits of agitating from the outside for the headache of actual governance on the inside.