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So it now appears that RBS has been wilfully obtuse with the committee.

The aspiration that there should be a provision of education "from the cradle to the grave" has been wilfully destroyed.

The bottom of the housing ladder has been wilfully neglected, and incoming policies will do nothing to help them.

But an inquiry led by Lord Woolf, the former lord chief justice, must also consider whether it has been wilfully blind to the nature of the Gaddafi regime.

Worse still, it is a derby that has been wilfully wound up by two pathetic presidents with inflated egos who get off on getting the upper hand and whipping their fans into a frenzy.

As for Tynan's adoration of Brecht, time will tell, but I am convinced that his reputation has been wilfully inflated, and doubt whether he will be performed except as a historical curiosity in 30 years' time.

The title must have been wilfully provocative.

"They have been wilfully blind and incompetent.

Mr Hunt insisted his remarks had been "wilfully misinterpreted".

"All of these things have been wilfully orchestrated," said Miller.

However, Hunt stood by his words, claiming their intent had been "wilfully misinterpreted" by others.