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Those opposing it said the idea was divisive, would create special "classes" of citizens where some have more rights than others, and the new advisory body would slow government decision-making.

Many of Vine's posts spark debate online over both the driver's actions and his own, while some language used by Vine when talking about motorists has been divisive.

It's a complete reversal of a poll in 2017, the year after Trump first won the presidency, that suggested 74% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents wanted leaders to work with Republicans following a divisive election.

Matchroom has largely controlled professional snooker since 2010, and to leave the Crucible would be a move that would be divisive.

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay urged the first minister to "end the era of divisive gender politics" in the wake of the landmark court ruling.