convenience

"Removing such frictions, while offering some convenience benefits, is also likely to see many more people realising they've spent an awful lot more than they ever planned to," he says.

He agreed with Mr Field that the younger generation seemed to forgo visiting butchers' shops, preferring the convenience of the supermarket.

Occasionally it’s ideological, but more often it isn’t MAGA, communist or socialist so much as confusion and rage cloaking itself in political convenience.

He had just dropped Ms McCann outside her home following her shift at a convenience store when a man approached his vehicle.

The growing popularity of convenience food in the developing world is partly responsible for the growth in obesity rates amongst children, according to Unicef.