Mubarak's resignation came after a turbulent 24 hours in which a televised address to the nation that was intended to defuse the crisis only further infuriated the protesters and prompted the largest demonstrations to date.
Acting Met commissioner Godwin kept saying that, right or wrong, decisions made in those turbulent 72 hours of mayhem – not seven days, MPs, pu-leese – "were mine and my team's".
The president's gambit appeared to work: In a turbulent 24 hours of nonstop diplomatic moves, Secretary of State John Kerry called Mr. Karzai three times and successfully pushed the Qatari government to get the Taliban to take down the sign and flag, American and Afghan officials said.
The apology came after a turbulent 48 hours for Ivens, who is barely a week into his new job at the helm of the paper and went home after on Monday night knowing that his proprietor, Rupert Murdoch, had taken to Twitter to brand Scarfe's work "grotesque" and "offensive" and call for "a major apology".
He came third behind Leadsom in the first vote, and despite a turbulent 48 hours where she was questioned over her CV and her tax returns, the night before the second vote it became clear to Gove's team not only that their man could lose out to Leadsom but that the energy minister had a fighting chance of getting the keys to No 10.
Ashleigh Crowter reports on a turbulent 24 hours for Team Wales.
The BBC bombshell marks a particularly turbulent 24 hours for Cohen.
Arsene Wenger's team tore forward during the early stages in the hope of capitalizing on any vulnerability after a turbulent 24 hours for its London rival.
During the turbulent two-hour flight, Penn and del Castillo took turns drinking from her gift bottle of tequila to steady themselves.
A1 More Attacks in Iraq In a turbulent 12-hour stretch this weekend, a pipeline supplying much of Baghdad's water was blown up, a huge new fire was set off along an oil pipeline, and a mortar attack on a prison left 6 Iraqis dead and 59 wounded.
