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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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Fuel, Fiascos, and a Fossil Most Fortuitous: Wednesday’s Catalogue of Woe and Wonder
A Wednesday of Warming Prices, Wintry Offices, and One Very Fortunate Fossil
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday brings a most instructive collection of calamities: prices climbing, civil servants shivering, and a fast-food empire that would prefer not to discuss its own recent history. Yet amid the gloom, a lady from Solihull has gone to the seaside and returned with something quite extraordinary - and This Author is not speaking of a stick of rock.
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Vetted, Threatened, and Toad-Bereft: A Monday Most Eventful
A Monday of Scandals, Sombre Truths, and Shower-Related Intruders
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings a Prime Minister squirming before the Grand Assembly, a community quietly mapping its exits from these shores, and a Travelodge Inn that has apparently decided security is a mere suggestion. This Author has her eyebrow firmly raised and her pen most thoroughly inked.
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