I think I read it when it came out. Hope you like the company it has on my bookshelf.

Heck, even if you were someone in the RAF/USAF in WW2 who happened to actually fly, you'd probably be in a bomber, with low chances of surviving your 25 (or was it 35) missions.

As someone else has said, Norwich. Here is the general layout of the area.

Terrible behaviour.

And they go on about how he isn't local enough yet none of them have a local (Norfolk) flag on them. Ridiculous!

I forget which book it was (perhaps a newer edition of Walter Lords book?), but one started with a line like "if Titanic had left with all the fictional characters depicted on it actually there, it would never have made it out of Southampton docks!"

Bit on the late side, but willing to do so if still helpful!

If a position has no credibility, why defend it as if it does?

Khorne

I do like how in one of the Xeelee books, there is a small bit of neutron star material of about this size. IIRC, people react to it in the way of "yikes, that stuff is really dangerous". And naturally, humanity put it there. Because we're crazy like that.

I wish they'd explain how being outside of those things don't count as "unnecessary trade barriers"

For me, I wasn't going to vote Labour for these reasons. But crucially, it was looking like reform might have come second or won the constituency I'm in.
Labour could come out and state, yes, there is economic damage from Brexit that we can't undo without a hard dialogue. They don't say this.

Given that the previous government gave us 'life changing results' that made things worse, why should we not expect to get results of similar magnitude that make things better?