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Lamb That Was Not Lamb, Leaders Who Will Not Leave, and a Vice-President Who Was Simply Wrong
A Sunday of Wrong Calls, Missing Plans, and Meat of Uncertain Provenance
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday brings a transatlantic telephone call of splendid bluntness, a defence plan as absent as good sense in certain quarters, and a kebab scandal so audacious it deserves its own chapter in the annals of culinary deception. Plus - a royal wedding to restore one's faith in the possibility of a happy ending, if one can only get past the fraudulent mutton first.
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Heatwaves, His Majesty, and the Honourable Art of Being Thoroughly Inconvenient
A Saturday of Scorching Heat, Royal Theatre, and Spectacular Hypocrisy
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Author writes to you from beneath a sun so unseasonably ferocious that the very social calendar has begun to wilt. His Majesty the King has been spotted laughing at a replica crown - and that is merely the most dignified item in today's dispatch. A politician campaigning against unsafe streets whilst harbouring a rather personal relationship with a criminal conviction is a detail that deserves your fullest attention.
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Loans, Jabs, Brave Souls, and a Royal Surprise: Monday Has Excelled Itself
A Monday of Courage, Convalescence, and Continental Diplomacy
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday has delivered rather more than the customary post-bank-holiday tedium - there is a loan of breathtaking proportions, a medical miracle measured in minutes, and an act of heroism involving a shopping trolley that this Author considers the bravest thing she has encountered all year. There is also a royal announcement of the most welcome kind, and an explosion in Bristol that has so far declined to explain itself.
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