belabour

I SAID at the time that Scottish Labour's belabouring of Kenny MacAskill over the Megrahi release was unwise.

He's not belabouring anyone with the information; it's for the reader to decide what to do next.

Although I may sound alarmist and even at the cost of belabouring the point, it is high time for us to do our bit to conserve Nature and give back to Nature and society at large what we take.

But that was because he was belabouring a point about Top Gear being unforgivingly unpolitically correct, and anyway those jokes had already been reported in the papers.

A former North-East soccer favourite was, as a radio pundit, belabouring a winger for constantly over hitting crosses.