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Of Fraudsters, Fees, and the Folly of Those Who Govern Us
A Wednesday of Swindlers, Shadows, and Sovereign Expenditure
Dearest Gentle Reader, this very morning brings word of an audacious shadow industry, a checkout fee that has enraged eighty thousand learner drivers, and a defence secretary dispatching one hundred and twenty thousand drones before luncheon. Whether the Kingdom's affairs are conducted with more ingenuity in its law firms or its corridors of power, This Author leaves entirely to your judgement.
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Peril, Potter, and a Pocket Watch: Tuesday Proves Itself Most Unruly
A Tuesday of Perils, Failures, and Improbable Humility
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Tuesday has arrived armed with declarations of national peril, institutional catastrophe, and - most improbably - a reformed rock musician. The corridors of power tremble, the antipodes receive their most commercially minded visitors, and a gentleman who once scorned an honour now wishes to bring flowers and apologise. Your column awaits.
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On Fried Potatoes, Broken Promises, and a Green Jacket Won Twice Over
A Monday of Mandates, Missing Chips, and Magnificent Golf
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings a most remarkable assortment of affairs - legislation slipped quietly past sleeping parliamentarians, school kitchens stripped of their guilty pleasures, and a gentleman from the Northern Province who has just done something in the golfing world that only three men before him have ever managed. This Author has opinions on all of it, and very little patience for those who do not.
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