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When the Law Protects the Villain and Charges the Victim Twenty Weeks to Queue
A Sombre Wednesday of Failures, Funerals, and a Few Hard-Won Tears
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday delivers a reckoning of the most uncomfortable sort - institutions found wanting, laws that reward the wrong party, and a queue so long it has quite defeated a generation of young drivers. There is also a comedian weeping rather gloriously on a stage, and a naturalist turning one hundred with more grace than the entire apparatus of government. Your humble Author has read every word so that you need not face it unprepared.
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Trains Collide, Cabinets Crumble, and a Bridge Refuses to Work in the Heat
A Sombre Saturday, Heated in More Ways Than One
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Saturday brings collision, conspiracy, and a bridge with a very low tolerance for warm weather - all before the weekend has properly begun. A train driver is dead near Bedford, a Prime Minister is telephoning his colleagues in something approaching desperation, and a crocodile enclosure in Cambridgeshire continues to demand answers. This Author has her lorgnette trained upon the whole extraordinary business and invites you to read every word.
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Of Crowns, Cancellations, and a Comedy Show Most Rudely Interrupted
A Sunday of Sovereigns, Satellites, and a Most Unwelcome Interval
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday brings monarchs in triumph, comedians in chaos, and a fuel crisis that threatens to ground the British holiday-maker before she has so much as located her passport. This Author has also encountered, quite unexpectedly, a gentleman of eighty-four whose achievement puts every other soul in the Kingdom to considerable shame - hover close, for the details are not to be missed.
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