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And in the meantime, despite also setting up a new gin and vodka distillery this year, Adnams is confident it will smash its 10% carbon-reduction target.

Everything about the collider sounds, well, large — from the 14 trillion electron volts of energy with which it will smash together protons, its cast of thousands and the $8 billion it cost to build, to the 128 tons of liquid helium needed to cool the superconducting magnets that keep the particles whizzing around their track and the three million DVDs worth of data it will spew forth every year.

Those same forces also cost the planet its angular momentum, pulling it inward, eventually to the point where it will smash into the star's surface.

Manuel Valls, the Socialist prime minister, told French radio at the weekend: "I fear for my country, I fear that it will smash itself to pieces against the Front National".

But this fight is the biggest boxing can offer by some distance, which is why it will smash pay-per-view records and raise a purse of $250m £162mm).

If it does, it will smash last year's auction record for a collectible motorcar $7.5 million for a 1929 Mercedes-Benz SSK, which Bonhams sold in September 2004 in Goodwood, England.

It's possible that afterwards I will smash his guitar in anger.

Now that I am conscious of my heart expecting people to disappoint me, I believe I will smash through this belief and change it.

The Wolfgang analogy is appropriate, for Jarrett combines the "You hum it and I'll smash it up!" iconoclasm of the authentic jazz genius with the lost tradition of the classical improviser who, like Mozart and Beethoven, could dash off an extempore cadenza.

"I like to think I'll smash it," he says.

"I think I'll smash it, and put the bits in an urn," he joshed.