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A Medal, a Makerfield Test, and a Duke Who Cannot Get a Minder
Resignations, Royals, and a Medal Most Handsomely Priced
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday brings a royal security drama that would make even the most seasoned novelist blush, a football farewell signed in fresh ink, and a golden medal that fetched a sum quite sufficient to fund a small principality. This Author has opinions on all of it - and she is not, for once, keeping them to herself.
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Twelve Million Reasons to Be Transparent, and One Very Comfortable Clarence House
Transparency, Tantrums, and One Very Sensible Crocodile
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings a monarch baring his tax bill to the nation, a government minister telling his superior to 'stay classy' from the digital salons, and forty hospital staff whose curiosity has proved rather more dangerous than their patient's reptilian assailant. This Author's lorgnette has been working quite the overtime - read on, if you dare.
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Lord Burnham’s Meteoric Rise, Lord Trump’s Magnificent Shrug, and a Nation Refreshing a Table at 3am
Ambition, Absurdity, and a Nation Clutching Its Calculator
Dearest Gentle Reader, this very Thursday has delivered a political pantomime so perfectly constructed one suspects the actors rehearsed it. Lady Reeves endorses the man expected to demote her, Lord Trump delivers a verdict so magnificently unhelpful it proves his opponent's point entirely, and somewhere in North Britain, an entire nation squints at a statistical table with the expression of a person who has been here before and knows precisely how it ends - yet cannot quite bring themselves to look away.
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