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"His reputation might be in tatters within certain circles, but commercially, he remains bulletproof," says Borkowski.

Israel's President Isaac Herzog said in a statement: "Agony. Pain. Our hearts — the hearts of an entire nation — lie in tatters."

Arsenal's first trophy hopes of the season were left in tatters by Newcastle - as fans were yet again left rueing their lack of a striker.

The final results are prompting some in the party to push back against the doom-and-gloom diagnoses of Murphy, Sanders, and others who say the Democratic brand is in tatters and needs an overhaul.

By April 1975, with the band’s future in tatters and teetering on bankruptcy, Ham killed himself.