1.   Blood, he tells us, was associated by our ancestors with iron, because of the red that hides within the Ore.

2.   Can you tell us about your first reactions to this news?

3.   Early on the ninth night, he tells us, the crucial healing dance began.

4.   First, they tell us only about absolute numbers of drug users or drug-related events, and not about population rates.

5.   Having examined the fabric of a church, what can this tell us of the local landscape?

6.   He always used to tell us about his adventures at sea.

7.   He told us of families who had built ramshackle premises on unused land only to see them bulldozed.

8.   However, as he is always telling us, he does not want local government to raise more cash.

9.   I should like the Minister to tell us whether he believes the myth about privatising the coal industry.

10.   If so, we should be told how they will meet their spending commitments on child benefit and pensions.