Princess Eleanor caught flashing her hoo-ha at the paparazzi?
At 1am in the morning, t the capital's longest street, Val-e-Asr Val-e-Asr Val-e-Asr Avenueth cars, wash men and women waving flagstill flinedng V-for-victory signs from open withows.
Carr described that period for the ALP as playing out a "Jacobean revenge drama: in one act the knife is flashing, the blood is flowing, the next act that's got to be avenged, the next act he's smoldering with hatred, the final act the stage is littered with gasping corpses".
Chris Beauchamp, market analyst at IG, said: Screens [were] still flashing red across financial markets thanks to growth fears, but bargain hunting has allowed markets to rally off their lows.
He later tweeted a photo of himself flashing two thumbs up alongside members of the 173rd and the US ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt.
Penis flashing It's boobs that are being flashed on the stage at Soko and Tove Lo.
No, not the report from Valencia newspaper Provincias, who got hold of a full list of the first-team salaries and published them for the world to see (Ricardo Costa was the top earner on €3.7m a year, in case you're wondering), but the Getafe fan who provoked Diego Costa into missing a penalty … by flashing his arse at him.
Prof Karen Middleton, chief executive, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy "To give some hope for the future sustainability of the NHS, healthcare policies need to move away from flashing blue lights and multi-bed hospitals and instead focus on individuals' lifestyles and care in the community.
Traditional pubs were once almost obliterated on Tyneside by the vogue for high-turnover drinking houses with flashing lights, fizzy lager and booming music.
The next day we were about as far removed from flashing lights and irritatingly catchy music as one can get.
Six years on from the financial crash that brought the world to its knees, red warning lights are once again flashing on the dashboard of the global economy.
