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📍 Anfield "I don't think there will be much between these teams come May!" 🗓️ Andy Kerr, joined by Jason Mcateer and Patrik Berger, previews Liverpool vs Arsenal 🍿 #beINPL #LIVARS

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My perhaps somewhat controversial thoughts on the non-alcoholic beverage market: I think it's an interesting market, and I think it will continue to grow. But I just don't think it's nearly as big as many of the articles, media coverage, and pitch decks I'm seeing are indicating. Many of the narratives I'm seeing are ones that indicate non-alc will replace or dramatically eat into the share of booze. I think this is complete nonsense. The booze market is remarkably resilient and has proven generation after generation that it's not going anywhere anytime soon. I have a lot of respect for the brands trailblazing within the non-alc category and I think there will be a small, niche market for these kinds of alcohol replacements. But at the moment, I just don't see a future where there's a huge market for these kinds of beverages at scale. I believe much of the current hype around the category is a result of a bullwhip effect post-covid where people are regulating their consumption after drinking way too much. I predict that the hype will dramatically level out in the years to come as drinking levels return back to pre-covid normals. Don't bet against booze!

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Laura Kuenssberg, "The public feel politicians have not listened to them on immigration" "Under current plans, migrants have to wait ten years or more, before they're allowed to stay" "Will you carry on with that plan?" Andy Burnham, "That proposal is under consolation" Laura Kuenssberg, "And what's your view as Prime Minister?" Andy Burnham, "I'm listening to people's views and will come to a fair resolution" "The worry people have is that it's out of control and that we don't have a grip as a country, and we don't have the right procedures" "I mentioned social care before, I see people contributing to our society, people who have come in many cases from around the world to work there or in the NHS" "I don't think people say that is something they don't want" "We want people when they're here, making contributions, to be supported and welcomed here"

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