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When Cricketers Are Mistaken for Migrants and Mayors Are Given a New Way to Pick Your Pocket
A Thursday of Taxing Mayors, Tardy Surgeons, and One Very Patient Cricket Team
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday delivers quite the spectacle - a cancer target quietly collapsing, a mayor given the power to lighten your purse at every hotel check-in, and thirty bewildered souls confronting what they believed were migrants but were, in fact, a touring cricket team. This Author's toast grew cold long before the morning's dispatches were finished, and she suspects yours may too.
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Laundry Rooms, Lost Souls, and a Synagogue That Deserved Better
A Grave Tuesday of Empty Chairs and Full Cupboards
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Tuesday brings two empty chairs in Manchester, a laundry room with ambitions of becoming a cell, and a First Minister of North Britain who has discovered the art of embracing change - though not quite yet. This Author has much to report, and very little of it is comfortable.
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From Manchester to Broadmoor, With Rents, Red Flags, and Wildfire in Between
A Grave and Smoky Friday, With Political Theatre on the Side
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings dispatches of the gravest and most impudent variety - a convicted murderer who would appear to have found one final move upon the board, a Prime Minister who has relocated the entire machinery of government to Manchester, and a Principality quite literally visible from space. This Author's lorgnette has rarely been so thoroughly exercised.
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