Unpicked

And those who turned up to take part in the inspirational Big Milton of Leys Spring Clean certainly got stuck in, leaving virtually no litter unpicked in their quest to spruce up their surroundings.

Ruben Neves unpicked that low block with a delightful chip towards Nelson Semedo, whose first touch teed up Podence only to dummy for a non-existent teammate behind him.

The lanes are lined with citrus trees laden with ripe and unpicked fruit.

Ethan Ampadu glanced wide from a Leeds corner but soon they finally unpicked the Derby defence.

The clear risks of this foolish move apart, Aberdeenshire Council has also unpicked one of the huge ties that helps bind communities together.

Zoologist Ashby investigates the wonders displayed – and those locked away – in cabinets around the country, tracing the biases and ideologies inherent in museum collections and considering how they can be unpicked.

While we all know that fruit that goes unpicked or unsold will go bad, similar interactive time constraints are common along the chain.

A photo of a tree of unpicked apples is particularly poignant.

One senior Labour figure wearily described a second Brexit vote as a “red herring”; another even suggested it would play into May’s hands, by strengthening her argument that if leavers did not back her deal, Brexit could be unpicked.

Sure enough, the arrangement has been slowly unpicked.