He doesn't know what any of those terms mean. Hello and welcome to the 10th edition of The Weekly Vine. We have surpassed 100,000 subscribers, which is no small achievement for a newsletter that ...

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When a mysterious interloper lays claim to the vineyard, former Aussie socialite Daisy and ex-London lawyer Louis must fight to hold onto Oakley! Starring Rebecca Gibney and Charles Edwards.

Givnish, Thomas J. 1992. Nature Green in Leaf and Tendril: The Biology of Vines . Francis E. Putz and Harold A. Mooney, Eds. Cambridge University Press, New York ...

Vine weevils (Otiorhyncus sulcatus) are brownish-black insects, around 1cm long, with jointed antennae and pale-brown flecks on their backs. Like aphids, the females do not need males to reproduce, so ...

As a general rule, I don’t have much truck with so-called motivational months: Stoptober (smoking), Movember (prostate cancer), Veganuary (which in my experience has a tendency to segue into ...

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Help us keep bring these critical stories to light. Your support makes all the difference. Jeremy Vine received an apology in court on behalf of Joey Barton, after the former footballer falsely ...

A charming romantic comedy drama featuring Sydney socialite Daisy Monroe and ex-London lawyer Louis Oakley trying to run a struggling vineyard in southern New Zealand. ABC iview Home Watch all your ...

Joey Barton “needs to find himself a different hobby”, Jeremy Vine has said after the former football manager was accused of “undermining” a libel settlement with the broadcaster.

Joey Barton has been warned he could face a prison term if he continues to harass Jeremy Vine online, as the ex-footballer issued a High Court apology for calling the BBC presenter a “bike nonce”.