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Brexit, Bankrupted Rooftops, and a Blue Citadel in the Dock
A Monday of Grand Designs, Empty Rooftops, and Thirty-Five Billion Reasons to Worry
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday has furnished your devoted Author with a Prime Minister making two very large arguments simultaneously, a Chancellor staring into a thirty-five billion pound abyss, and a Viscount who has apparently rewritten the entire legal framework of these islands on a single sheet of paper. There is also the small matter of a rooftop swindle so prevalent it has become the nation's most fashionable crime - and a tiger, who remains, one is relieved to report, entirely at liberty.
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Forbidden Books, Freed Felons, and a Green Who Simply Will Not Go
A Saturday of Pillowed Secrets, Stubborn Gentlemen, and Miscreants Most Prompt
Dearest Gentle Reader, today's dispatch brings royal confessions of torchlight reading, a Northern Province stand-off three decades in the making, and a liberated prisoner whose gratitude to the state is - shall we say - uniquely expressed. There is also a gentleman of the Verdant Society who refuses to depart, and a constabulary official undone by the very technology meant to protect us all. Hover your lorgnette close, for the details are quite extraordinary.
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A Sailor, a Shopper’s Secrets, and a Very Stubborn Flag
A Brisk and Treacherous Thursday of Spies, Stolen Searches, and Stubborn Flags
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday has furnished this Author with a naval spy, a nation's shopping secrets laid bare before criminals, and a British flag that simply refuses to come down when told. Whether it is the audacity of the young, the impertinence of hackers, or the quiet heroism of a very determined flagpole - today's dispatch contains wonders enough to keep even the most jaded of readers from their afternoon nap.
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