The Times aren't necessarily a beacon of truth when there's a story to tell that panders to their core readers.

The Times have a long standing tradition to not let the truth get in the way of a story that plays to their core audience.

The expression "a Polish parliament" is used in both Sweden and Germany to describe a meeting or event held in chaos and disarray. Originating from the 17th/18th century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth parliament where each deputy could exercise a "liberum veto" and stop a motion, causing chaos.

I'm no raw-milk expert but I do enjoy certain cheeses made from unpasteurised milk. So drinking raw milk to “prove it’s safe” isn’t advocacy - it’s theatre. True raw milk supporters champion risk-aware, not risk-denying practices. Oversimplifying safety undermines the outcome he's trying to achieve.