Misjudgement

Senior coroner Penelope Schofield said in her conclusion that Mr Hill’s flying was “exceptionally bad” and that the failed manoeuvre that led to the crash was “not a small misjudgement”.

According to the spokesman: “It will be a complete political misjudgement to link Faleke’s political overture and resolution to that of the legend Audu’s political dynasty, span over three decades of democratic practice.

Even higher placing would have been achievable if it weren’t for a disastrous showing for both men in the 1,000 lbs frame carry, due to a misjudgement of where to grip the handles rather than a lack of strength.

He faced down 17 high-pressure deliveries, knowing any misjudgement would send the Ashes urn back to Australia, and almost ran himself out just before tying the scores with his only run of the day.

Three years on, the UK has still not found a way out of the self-inflicted political disarray, indicative of a deep national division and the thorough misjudgement as to what it would take to disentangle the nation from the EU.

But there were few other hassles — even the ball he got struck on chest by was down to uneven bounce more than misjudgement.

Responding to Mr Grayling's statement, Labour's shadow transport secretary Andy McDonald attacked "yet another monumental misjudgement to add to a growing list of miscalculations".

The German misconception, on the other hand, encouraged first complacency, then strategic misjudgement.