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GPS Jamming, and the Price of a Toddler’s Sunscreen: Monday Has Much to Answer For
A Monday of Grave Outrages, Aerial Provocations, and a Power Bank's Italian Holiday
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings dispatches of such varying weight that this Author's lorgnette has barely had a moment's rest - from a judicial decision that has left the entire Kingdom aghast, to a Cabinet minister's aircraft subjected to the most ungentlemanly interference from an easterly neighbour. And if that were not sufficient drama, a single passenger's carelessly packed luggage has managed to reroute an entire aeroplane to Rome. Today's column contains multitudes.
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Heatwaves, His Majesty, and the Honourable Art of Being Thoroughly Inconvenient
A Saturday of Scorching Heat, Royal Theatre, and Spectacular Hypocrisy
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Author writes to you from beneath a sun so unseasonably ferocious that the very social calendar has begun to wilt. His Majesty the King has been spotted laughing at a replica crown - and that is merely the most dignified item in today's dispatch. A politician campaigning against unsafe streets whilst harbouring a rather personal relationship with a criminal conviction is a detail that deserves your fullest attention.
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Dangerous Skies, Free Omnibuses, and the Curious Ambitions of Lord Streeting
A Thursday of Turbulent Skies, Tainted Streams, and Treacherous Ambition
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday brings Muscovite pilots playing aerial games of dare within six metres of an unarmed RAF aircraft, a former Health Secretary announcing a leadership coup over podcast, and two hapless walkers undone by the streams of North Britain - all while free omnibuses are hailed as the great salvation of the age. This Author has opinions on every last one of these matters, and not a single one shall be left unexamined.
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