rebellion

But it was part of the slow burn of my rebellion, of a deconstruction of the woman I’d been conditioned to be.

The organisation was founded by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the mercenary leader who headed the Wagner Group until he launched a rebellion against Moscow and died in a plane crash.

The cardinal feared that liberation theology's "Marxist ideas" would foster rebellion and division, even labelling it as a "fundamental threat to the faith of the Church".

She describes them as “not just fleeting moments of teenage rebellion, but acts of defiance against the lingering shadows of war and the sacrifices made by a generation trying to rebuild.”

Reeves has already taken one unpopular decision, to remove winter fuel payments from 10m wealthier pensioners, which led to a rebellion by seven Labour MPs.