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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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114 Guilty Verdicts, One Winning Lottery Ticket, and a Cabinet That Cannot Stop Arguing in Public
A Saturday of Sporting Disgrace, Cabinet Discord, and One Extraordinary Stroke of Luck
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Saturday brings a verdict that shall shake the very foundations of the sporting world, a cabinet feud conducted with the barely concealed glee of a public dressing-down, and news of a £111 million windfall for one very fortunate anonymous soul. This Author has opinions on all of it - and she is not, unlike certain prime ministers, inclined to delay.
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Thirty-Three Hours at Sea, a Deal Nobody Wants, and Tom Cruise’s Verdict on a Velvet Jacket
A Grave Wednesday With One Velvet Jacket and Several Unanswered Questions
Dearest Gentle Reader, today's dispatches bring a single syllable of foreign policy, a £1.3 billion campaign of lies, and a farming scheme that vanished faster than one's composure at an Oasis ticket sale. This Author also has thoughts on black velvet jackets, pearl earrings, and what it means to inherit a situation - whether one is a prime minister or merely the recipient of a slightly damp umbrella.
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