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RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "All we have been asking is that the London mayor stick to the pledge he made during his election campaign, when he too recognised that people wanted to see stations staffed properly.

Earlier RMT general secretary Bob Crow said: "All we have been asking is that the London mayor stick to the pledge he made during his election campaign, when he too recognised that people wanted to see stations staffed properly.

Mourinho was cautious about his current side's chances, too, recognising that Bayern will prove dangerous opponents, with the Germans desperate to appear in a final at the Allianz Arena.

While he remained committed to the idea of a "knock-out blow" offensive by Bomber Command, he also recognised that it was too weak to do so successfully, but still strongly opposed the use of the RAF for close air support.

Corbyn opened by hailing successes for Labour in Manchester, Liverpool, Wales and Doncaster but recognised that "too many fantastic councillors who work tirelessly for their communities lost their seats".

Kalanick recognised that, too, and pledged to make things right.

Yet they recognise that the costs can be too high.

And those of us urging divestment from fossil fuel stocks are in the second camp too – we recognise that business as usual is quite simply impossible.

It is important, too, to recognise that values are not static, and that circumstances will evolve rapidly during a pandemic influenza outbreak.

And we should also recognise that the Algerians too have seen lives lost amongst their soldiers, so I think it is very important to make that point.

"An outright ban is too simplistic and doesn't recognise that family life and circumstances aren't always so black and white.