inward

It’s a critical check on presidential power, for an obvious reason: an army turned inward can quickly become an instrument of tyranny.

With the US turning inward and China under pressure, countries belonging to the European Union are scrambling for reliable trade partners - and India could be one of them.

The effect forces Phillip to look inward, acknowledge his own actions, and, ultimately, make a discovery that briefly shatters him but also lets him fully reform his memories as well as his affection.

"But the boom in inward investment of recent years now risks crowding out our many talented independent British producers," she said.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves told MPs such a campaign would be "inward looking" and was "not the way forward", in response to Liberal Democrat calls to encourage the public to buy more British goods and produce.