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Fathers, Fathers-in-Law, and the Peculiar Business of Becoming the Next Bond
A Grave Friday, Relieved Only by Spies and Science
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday brings a duchess's anguished statement, a detective's long-overdue reckoning with an institution that failed her most grievously, and - for those who require a lighter diversion - the imminent coronation of the Kingdom's next great fictional spy. The drawing rooms shall have quite enough to discuss before the weekend has properly begun.
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Nearly 3,000 Patients a Day Cannot Get a Bed, Yet One Man Cannot Get Enough of Hugo Boss
A Thursday of Corridors, Contraband Handsets, and Unsolicited Takeovers
Dearest Gentle Reader, today's dispatch brings corridors where there ought to be beds, a police commissioner at war with the criminal underworld of stolen telephones, and one very persistent retail magnate who has apparently decided that owning a quarter of Hugo Boss is simply not sufficient. If you had hoped for a quiet Thursday, this Author is afraid the news has other ideas entirely.
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Elections, Explosions, and a Princess Bound for Italy: Wednesday Delivers Its Usual Chaos
A Wednesday of Ballots, Bravery, and One Remarkably Industrious Bank Holiday
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday brings democracy to the doorstep, a Princess bound for Italy, and thirty lorries operating under cover of darkness in the Essex countryside. This Author has questions about all three - and the answers are, as ever, more diverting than one might expect.
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