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Warning Shots, Wobbly Premiers, and the Price of a Decent Steak
A Wednesday of Warships, Wobbly Cabinets, and Courageous Farmers
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday brings a prime minister issuing warnings he can barely enforce, a Russian warship with a flair for the dramatic, and a television personality whose news silences even this Author's sharpest quill. The digital salons, the nation's grocery bill, and a retired couple with nerves of steel all demand your attention - and this Author, for once, is quite out of breath keeping up.
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Nearly 3,000 Patients a Day Cannot Get a Bed, Yet One Man Cannot Get Enough of Hugo Boss
A Thursday of Corridors, Contraband Handsets, and Unsolicited Takeovers
Dearest Gentle Reader, today's dispatch brings corridors where there ought to be beds, a police commissioner at war with the criminal underworld of stolen telephones, and one very persistent retail magnate who has apparently decided that owning a quarter of Hugo Boss is simply not sufficient. If you had hoped for a quiet Thursday, this Author is afraid the news has other ideas entirely.
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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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