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Laundry Rooms, Lost Souls, and a Synagogue That Deserved Better
A Grave Tuesday of Empty Chairs and Full Cupboards
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Tuesday brings two empty chairs in Manchester, a laundry room with ambitions of becoming a cell, and a First Minister of North Britain who has discovered the art of embracing change - though not quite yet. This Author has much to report, and very little of it is comfortable.
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Of Howling MPs, Parachuting Medics, and a Principality Turned Upside Down
A Sunday of Parachutes, Principalities, and Parliamentary Pain
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Sunday delivers a leadership tremor supported by precisely ten souls, a military parachute drop onto the world's most remote island, and a political earthquake in the Principality that has left Labour speechless - quite literally. There is gravity here, and there is audacity, and this Author has spared neither her ink nor her eyebrow in the telling of it all.
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Of Marches, Murderous Bags, and a Most Radiant Princess Upon a Saturday
A Saturday of Safety, Subterfuge, and One Remarkably Sunny Birthday
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Saturday brings dispatches that range from the gravely troubling to the gloriously absurd - and this Author has attended to every last one. Certain members of the Jewish community are hiding their faith beneath a baseball cap, a Prime Minister is performing remarkable feats of political gymnastics, and twenty-one celebrities are preparing to betray one another in the Scottish Highlands for our entertainment. Read on, if you dare.
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