Why do we like things that are apparently so bad for us? Simon Evans runs the numbers. "I like a drink as much as the next man... about 11.6 litres of pure alcohol per year..." "I like a drink as ...

Here's everything published by this contributor on musicOMH. Simon Evans was the rock and pop correspondent of The Birmingham Post for eight years before taking up the post of music editor and books ...

Births, deaths and marriages, and what might quaintly be called 'the coming of age'. For many years, the outwardly respectable posted small notices in the best newspaper they could afford to mark ...

Gardeners told to spot 'clear sign' it's time to stop mowing the lawn October is the perfect month for fertilising lawns; it ...

Or will the party choose conventionally-conservative Robert Jenrick as leader You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Falling somewhere between ...

There's actually a perfect window in the fall when you can stop mowing without impacting the health of your grass. If you're carving out time to winterize your lawn mower for the season and call ...

From the host of Radio 4’s Simon Evans Goes to Market, comes this humorous, even mischievous celebration of the friendship at the heart of the Scottish Enlightenment, and a wider examination of its ...

Does for politics, religion and philosophy what Simon Evans Goes to Market (BBC Radio 4) did for economics – makes it fresh, compelling and funny. From Gnosticism to Nihilism... come and enjoy an hour ...

Mowing higher—or less frequently—can provide ... “A lot of bee species are coming out of hibernation in the spring,” explains ...

In his opening statements during Leilani Simon's trial, prosecutor Tim Dean ... He told the outlet he was mowing his boss's ...

In Series 2 Simon looked at four 'Bads' - coffee, alcohol, tobacco and sugar. Addictive, stress inducing, even deadly - but a big part of our daily life that we just can't do without. Simon looked at ...