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As long as we entrench educational inequality, the ideas boom will be the preserve of an elite rather than the inclusive and diverse phenomenon it should become.

The more time we spend feeling disturbed by this kind of dissonant messaging, Whitefield-Madrano argues, "the more we entrench the idea that our response to media images should be one of injury".

He cautioned that if we dig ourselves deeper into Afghan politics, we'll entrench ourselves deeper into the country with fewer options.

While accepting the need to seek electoral reform Ambassador Eikenberry cautioned that despite private statements, Afghans will not support a dominant international role, and that if we dig ourselves deeper into Afghan politics, we'll entrench ourselves deeper into the country with fewer options.

That is why I believe we should entrench a Sharia system that would have nothing to do with the Nigerian Constitution.

I believe we can entrench green thinking if government focuses on two key policy fields: transport and energy.

We are not regenerating a nation with innovation and idealism; we are entrenching a generation in debt and poverty.

Obviously there is no racial segregation any more … but we are entrenching historical inequality," says Wilson.

When it comes to opportunity, we won't entrench the advantages of the fortunate few.

Would it be quicker – "We won't entrench the advantages of the fortunate few" – if the Etonian came by bike?

Our Human Rights Act protects women from abuses ranging from sexual assault to slavery, and we need to entrench such protections, not scrap them.