He seems nice.

The link to the stupidly priced academic book is here link.springer.com/book/10.1007... but as with most authors who'd prefer their work was read rather than limited to institutions, hit me up if you're interested.

This being the case, surely it becomes more important to protect small-holders/local producers who want to maintain the social and cultural status of viticulture rather than conceding ground to large corporations and industrial production?

It was said at the time that this wasn't electioneering - it was Labour showing their true authoritarian face.

When in opposition, Labour criticized the Tory's Rwanda plan not on the grounds that it was morally repugnant to send refugees seeking aid to a third country with a poor human rights record but because 'it wouldn't work'.

It's not ideology if your principal concern is effectivness, it just makes sense!

Kids (especially boys) are socialized from very early on with the expectation that they will like football but it's really just a psychodrama between Benfica, Sporting and Porto. The other teams get attendance figures that would shame League 1 teams in England.

When I first moved here I would watch games with my father-in-law and there's no real thing as "post-match analysis", it's just reply after replay of refereeing decision.