Known as the 'back two-and-a-half somersault, two-and-a-half twists from the pike position', the dive involves Daley somersaulting backwards while twisting his body around, his head spinning just inches from the board he left a split-second earlier.
Haze leaves a stark split between her real life and her art, leaving the voice of the black lesbian rapper absent from public consciousness once again.
Mr. Weidmann is now at odds with both Mr. Trichet and Mrs. Merkel, leaving a nasty split between leading policy makers in Europe's leading economy.
Mirroring the rise of populist parties across Europe, the Freedom party exploited anti-EU and anti-immigrant sentiment in the wake of the continent's refugee crisis and, despite Hofer's narrow defeat, the election has left a deep split over the direction Austria should now take.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is also still seeking to recover from the ethnic conflicts that devastated the region until 1995 and left a nation split into one region governed by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBH) and another overseen by Republika Srpska.
Their split leaves a gaping hole that could take years to fill with anyone of their calibre and barely a handful of UK guitar acts seem even halfway there in 2016.
Mr Putin's approval rating, meanwhile, stands at a majestic, if propaganda-fuelled, 85%.Some of Other Russia's key figures, including Mikhail Kasyanov, an ex-prime minister, and Vladimir Ryzhkov, an independent member of parliament, have left after a split with Garry Kasparov, a former world chess champion turned activist, largely because of clashing ambitions and trivial rows over procedure.
Mr Rahman was previously Labour leader in the borough, before leaving during a split within the local party.
The main advantage of this design is the ability to close the secondary defect primarily, allowing adequate cover of the defect, particularly in the pre-tibial region, without the unsightly divot left by a split skin graft in this area.
The Conservative and Labour front benches wanted Britain to stay in the EEC, but prominent figures on the left of Labour such as Tony Benn, Michael Foot and Barbara Castle advocated leaving, causing a split in the cabinet.
