1. Two customers have foiled a smash-and-grab raid on a local shop.

2. Newspapers are stuffed with smash-and-grab, hit-and-runs.

3. Newspaper are stuffed with smash-and-grab, bit-and-runs.

4. Middlesbrough reverted to their 4-5-1 away formation and climbed two places in the promotion race with a smash-and-grab win at Swindon.

5. Who has the brain and money to stage this smash-and-grab?

6. We need to restore large sections of the financial industry to the mutual ownership that served this nation so well until the scandalous smash-and-grab raids of demutualisation in the 1990s.

7. The test team is having some serious fun with smash-and-grab, especially with the built-in VOIP.

8. For all the hosts' pressure, however, had Stewart converted one of two breakaway chances, the Reds could have staged an unlikely late smash-and-grab.