From Concentrate
Somerset Maugham once remarked that if you want to eat well in England, you should have breakfast three times a day. A true expression of english-ness. But let's consider what's in the glass next to it before you wash down your saussages.
Declan McBride's World Cup Predictions
No absolute winners here, just the Group Stage for now...
God Save Our Gracious Pub: Why We Need The Pub Now More Than Ever
With the World Cup on the horizon, are Britain's pubs up to it?
What is The Second Arrangement
Why are we here?
The Rise of The Podcast Expert: Alastair Campbell, The Rest Is Irony and Unsuitable Punditry
Is Alastair Campbell's position on Iran a case of ironic ignorance, or a more calculated effort in obscuring the past?
One Hundred and Fifty Three
Ronnie O'Sullivan has broken another record in Snooker - a single break of 153, following Ryan Day giving away a free ball in the opening stages of the quarter-final match in the World Open.
A Glass and a Half Empty: The Great Replacement of Cadbury Dairy Milk
Once, Cadbury Dairy Milk was a symbol of comfort and tradition. Today, it tastes different—less rich, less satisfying, and subtly altered in ways you might not notice. What happened to the chocolate of our childhood? How do we banish this waxy impostor once and for all? Explore The Great Replacement and the silent erosion of a beloved icon.
The Problem with Saying “A Country Has a Right to Exist”
How the "Right to Exist" rhetoric masks the political reality
Wheels or doors
Often asked in pub gardens - are there more wheels or doors in the world?
I cannot believe AI has gone this far
AI is to everything, what the calculator brought to Maths, right? Or is it?
How great is sliced bread really?
It is often said that sliced bread marks a milestone in our successes as a species, but is that really true? What is the modern equivalent?
Anchors
There are many anchors, but this is just because I happened to have a picture of anchor