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Mr Sharkey would spend the next 25 years oblivious to the fact he had fathered a second child.

"I love the UK but you also realise there's a lot we need to do to not be oblivious of cracks and divides," Abs says.

Even in 2001, Thomson operated in a world in which he was oblivious to the ways that gender ideologies and power imbalances affect men and women in different ways.

When we spotted the lone woman she was initially oblivious to us.

After arriving at Arrowe Park Hospital that evening, Andy and his fellow coach drivers were put up in a hotel, still oblivious to the extent of the media attention.