I know there's folk here who say it isn't the comms it is the policy that's the prime problem for the government. Obviously the two are heavily tangled. But when you get an apparent win and allow it to be easily trashed, maybe it is the comms just as much?

Bit harsh. Athletes can’t time their peaks around global pandemics. Or in Leicester’s Prem season, other teams collapsing.

Constitutionalism is like all
Infrastructure. The relatively easy bit is building it. The hard part is maintaining it.

Unlike Clarkson, or Sugar, Andrew Neil actually fronted BBC politics programmes, at the same time was the publisher of a right-wing Conservative magazine and freely expressed his very right wing opinions on Twitter.

Not once did he come under pressure to step down

Go back to Wakefield and read columnists then. Ignorance rewarded. Insights rejected. Same old lazy ‘just asking questions’ mantra

As uyou're not an researcher in nano science (my presumption from your posts) Elsevier would not have you in their system for this journal.