• Thursday, the 9th of April, in the Year of Our Lord 2026 Vol. 2, No. 9

    Loans Recalled, Lives Lost, and Two Hundred and Fifty Dogs in a Drawing Room

    A Thursday of Tolls, Tides, and Too Many Dogs

    Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday brings a most extraordinary assortment of misfortunes - students dunned for loans they were encouraged to take, a shipping lane held to ransom by a most imperious neighbour, and a domestic situation involving two hundred and fifty dogs that this Author scarcely believes herself. The day's dispatches are, in equal measure, maddening, heartbreaking, and frankly unhinged - read on, if you dare.

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    Featuring: Lady Cooper, Lord Starmer
  • Wednesday, the 8th of April, in the Year of Our Lord 2026 Vol. 2, No. 8

    Ceasefires, Crashed Markets, and a Quite Extraordinary April Heat

    A Warm Wednesday of Ceasefires, Crashed Deals, and Criminal Audacity

    Dearest Gentle Reader, Wednesday has arrived in a blaze of quite inappropriate sunshine, bearing with it a ceasefire, a collapsed housing market, and a crime against scouts that defies all decent comprehension. This Author has much to report, and not a moment to spare - the ton shall not rest easy this April evening.

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    Featuring: Lady Truss, Lord Starmer, Lord Trump
  • Monday, the 6th of April, in the Year of Our Lord 2026 Vol. 2, No. 6

    Benefits Rise, Doctors Strike, and a Most Unwelcome Rapper – Monday Refuses to Be Dull

    A Monday of Money, Medics, and Most Unwelcome Guests

    Dearest Gentle Reader, Monday has delivered a most extraordinary haul of intrigue - a rapper whose visa may not survive the week, a government that giveth with one hand and reduceth with the other, and physicians who have once again declined to show up for work. This Author has observations on all of it, and they are not entirely printable in polite company.

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    Featuring: Dr Fletcher, Lord Starmer, Lord Streeting