Well of course it’s political. The choice to highlight one particular outcome and issue a press release on it at the climax of the most politically divisive event of modern times can’t be construed any other way.
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If fishing quotas are increased then that's a political decision which could result in different fishing patterns. This is case of looking at a series of probabilities.
To start reading a political stance into the press release is a significant leap. The University will want to maximise the exposure of its work and if its research generates such evidence it will the consider whether such a headline is worth deploying v any offence it might cause.
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We've already left the EU.
Conflating a desire to extend our current relationship with the EU because of Covid 19 with a desire to remain closely tied to the EU is poor judgment.
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As with Pierre, you’re hiding your weak arguments behind pedantry. As Pierre already observed, your preference to avoid the issue speaks volumes.