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Financiers, Princes, and a Drummer Who Refuses to Practise Alone: Friday’s Finest Scandals
A Friday of Financiers, Feuding Royals, and a Knight Who Practises Nothing
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings revelations so rich in scandal that even This Author's pen trembles slightly - from a disgraced financier's hidden network in the Capital's most fashionable borough, to a certain American president who has appointed himself spokesman for the entire Kingdom. And if that were not sufficient to detain you, a knighted rock legend has confided his lifetime philosophy in seven words, and it is considerably wiser than anything uttered in the Grand Assembly this session.
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Drugs on the High Street, Deals Across the Channel, and the Eternal Question of What Exactly Is in One’s Frying Pan
A Thursday of Contraband, Chemicals, and Considerably Expensive Channel Crossings
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday brings revelations most extraordinary - corner shops with a rather more creative product range than one might expect, a £662 million handshake across the Channel that has caused no small controversy, and a former prime minister with some thoroughly convenient concerns about the very industry now signing his pay cheques. This Author's eyebrows have scarcely had a moment's rest.
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Screens, Schemes, and a Zipline in Mexico: This Friday’s Most Diverting Scandals
A Brisk and Scandalous Friday Reckoning
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings a government that wishes to govern your toddler's viewing habits, a peer whose personal telephone is suddenly of the greatest public interest, and a woman who believed ziplining in Mexico was entirely compatible with being housebound. One barely knows where to direct one's eyebrow first.
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