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The Kingdom Holds Its Breath, Its Pints, and Its Traffic Cones
A Saturday of Departures, Disasters, and Decorated Statues
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Saturday finds the Kingdom in a state of most exquisite disorder - a prime minister bids farewell with suspicious self-congratulation, a World Cup match proposes to begin at an hour only owls and publicans consider civilised, and the Tartan Army continues its peculiar mission to crown every statue in the civilised world with a traffic cone. This Author has observations on all of it, and she does not intend to keep them to herself.
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From Courtrooms to Kebabs: A Kingdom in Need of Better Labels
A Friday of Justice Incomplete, Politics Expedient, and Supper Most Unreliable
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday delivers a courtroom reckoning long overdue, a prime-minister-in-waiting who has discovered the precise dimensions of 'some room', and a doner kebab revelation that will alter your late-night dining habits permanently. This Author has investigated, raised an eyebrow, and - in one instance at least - set aside her wit entirely in favour of something rather more serious.
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The Godfather of Calais, a Long-Overdue Sorry, and a Summer That Has Forgotten Itself
A Thursday of Overdue Reckonings and Overheated Skies
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday brings a state apology decades in the making, a convicted people smuggler discovered living most comfortably in Leicestershire, and a defence spending plan with a rather conspicuous hole in its pocket. This Author has notes - and, for once, not all of them are amusing.
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