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The NHS, a Heatwave, and a Prime Minister Who Cannot Name a Date
A Sweltering Monday of Urgent Timelines and Hidden Pockets
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings a prime minister who cannot name a date, a heatwave that shows no such indecision, and a seven-year-old Brownie who has, quietly, solved the greatest logistical challenge of modern womanhood. This Author has raised an eyebrow so high it may not return before Wednesday.
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Taxed by Conscience, Freed by Statute, and Saved by a Cat
A Thursday of Peculiar Generosities and Graver Reckonings
Dearest Gentle Reader, one hundred and twenty millionaires have done something quite extraordinary this Thursday - and no, it does not involve a yacht. Meanwhile, the courts have been busy, Glasgow prepares to welcome the world, and a story of quite breathtaking courage and heartbreak concludes with a cat entirely indifferent to its own role in proceedings. This Author's lorgnette has rarely been so thoroughly exercised.
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Sugar Is Cheaper, Prisoners May Be Freer, and George Has a Suit
A Wednesday of Cheaper Chocolate and Costlier Consequences
Dearest Gentle Reader, today's dispatches bring cheaper chocolate, a hot microphone that has embarrassed the Cabinet, and a thirteen-year-old prince photographed in a suit with his hands in his pockets - which is either a sign of great composure or a very good tailor. This Author has opinions on all of it, and decorum will restrain only some of them.
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