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Prisons, Pupils, and a Perfectly Timed Reshuffle: Society’s Monday Reckoning
A Sombre Monday of Dangerous Arithmetic and Uneasy Consciences
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Monday brings a column that ranges from the schoolroom to the gaol cell, from the gravest of anniversaries to the most theatrical of political reshuffles. Nearly half of the Kingdom's teachers plan to quit, a rabbi speaks of a community more frightened now than on the day of the attack, and Lady Badenoch rearranges her china whilst the house debates whose dangerous prisoners these really are - yours to discover within.
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Prisons Full, Pulpits Empty, and a Very Ambitious Shadow Minister Eyeing the Capital
A Grave Sunday of Full Prisons, Empty Pulpits, and Considerable Ambition
Dearest Gentle Reader, the prisons are full, a pastor is mourned, and a shadow minister has announced himself to the world a full two years before anyone is required to vote. This Sunday brings grief, political theatre, and a Channel crossing gone very badly wrong - and this Author has opinions on all of it.
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