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Fire, Crashes, and a Prime Minister Who Is ‘Getting On With the Job’ – Which Job, Precisely?
A Sombre Sunday, Lightened Only at Its Edges
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday brings fire, collision, and political paralysis in quantities sufficient to exhaust even the most devoted observer of society's theatre. A prime minister gets on with the job - but which job, and for how much longer? And one rather loud television personality has news that is, for once, entirely welcome.
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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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