when Nathania saw her baby stroller coming down the conveyer belt, she climbed on to retrieve it and lost her grip on her son. The baby fell on to the carousel. The boy appeared to have suffered from a fractured skull.

I’d often seen clenched fist salutes used on various occasions and had assumed it was something relatively new to show some sort of victory as in sport or election campaigns, but I’ve recently read an article which delves a little deeper and I was amazed at what I read.

During the Second World War thanks to the talents of our code breakers at Bletchley Park here in the UK and to the oft times forgotten heroes of the Resistance throughout Europe, particularly in France, a good number of lives were spared and, most probably, the long and arduous six year war was considerably shorter than would otherwise have been the case.