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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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Blades, Battered Fish, and a Fashion Tycoon’s Most Ruinous Night Out
A Friday of Knives, Verdicts, and Decidedly Suspicious Fish Suppers
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Friday has delivered this Author a most unsettling collection of dispatches - terror in the Capital, a fashion magnate's ruinous evening, and a fishy deception of the most literal variety. Whether your appetite is for scandal, justice, or merely a reliable piece of cod, today's column promises to leave you both informed and rather unsettled.
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Blades, Banksy, and a King Who Charmed a President: Thursday’s Dispatches from a Most Disordered Realm
A Sombre Thursday of Blades, Bravado, and Banksy
Dearest Gentle Reader, Thursday has arrived carrying rather more gravity than one might wish, though it has not entirely forsaken the absurd. A terrorist incident in the Capital, a King who apparently outmanoeuvred a president, and a mysterious statue that appeared overnight beside Florence Nightingale - this Author has questions, and she suspects you do too.
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