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When the Law Protects the Villain and Charges the Victim Twenty Weeks to Queue
A Sombre Wednesday of Failures, Funerals, and a Few Hard-Won Tears
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday delivers a reckoning of the most uncomfortable sort - institutions found wanting, laws that reward the wrong party, and a queue so long it has quite defeated a generation of young drivers. There is also a comedian weeping rather gloriously on a stage, and a naturalist turning one hundred with more grace than the entire apparatus of government. Your humble Author has read every word so that you need not face it unprepared.
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Reform Triumphs, A Premier Trembles, and One Hundred Years of Attenborough
A Friday of Fallen Councils, Floating Pestilence, and One Hundred Magnificent Years
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday has delivered electoral carnage of the most spectacular variety, a nautical health scare that even the most imaginative novelist could not have contrived, and the most joyous centenary this Author has had the privilege of recording. Pull up a chair, for the tea is already cold and the scandal is piping hot.
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Pestilence at Sea, Scandal in the Constabulary, and a Six-Year-Old Who Puts Us All to Shame
A Thursday of Contagion, Concealment, and One Hundred Glorious Years
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday brings a cruise ship plagued by pestilence, a constabulary once again called to account for sins of omission, and a gentleman of the digital salons who has invented a most creative new business model - one this Author suspects the magistrates will find equally creative. There is also, amid the shadows, a six-year-old boy who may be the finest soul in the Kingdom.
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