put on record

He begins by saying he will put on record his thanks to people who have supported him on "an incredible journey I have been blessed to be on".

“Schizophrenia put on record. Problems breathing & sleeping & eating,” she scrawled in the legal document.

The recording won two Grammy Awards for best classical album and best choral performance; and Gramophone magazine called it one of the "most magnetic performances of British music ever put on record".

Mr Pugh put on record the health boards' gratitude to all NHS workers and added: "The emotional and physical toll of those caring for people dying without their family around them was huge, and the media images of those working in high risk areas - dressed fully in PPE caring for such seriously ill patients - will live long in the collective memory."

"The Rangers board would like to put on record their thanks to Michael and his staff for their efforts since joining the club last November."