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Fortune, Fury, and a Vice-President With Far Too Much to Say
A Saturday of Borrowed Grief and Hard-Won Returns
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Saturday brings an American gentleman offering opinions nobody requested, a farewell to one of television's most beloved librarians, and a Euromillions winner whose story ends in a manner that defies all justice. This Author has also received the most welcome news from the Principality - news that has quite restored her faith in the possibility of happy endings, if not in the Vice-President of the American Colonies.
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Badges, Biological Missiles, and the Bonfire of Police Protocols
A Grave Thursday, with Missiles of the Benevolent Variety
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Thursday opens with tragedy in a Devon field, a pharmaceutical miracle twenty years in the making, and a controversy about lapel badges that threatens to consume more energy than the policies they symbolise. This Author has also noted a new arrival to the ton - unnamed, genderless, and already more mysterious than half the Cabinet.
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When the Money Runs Out, the Helicopter Falls, and the Puffin Applies for a Promotion
A Grave Wednesday, Leavened Only by the Buff-Tailed Bumblebee
Dearest Gentle Reader, this Wednesday brings a helicopter in a Devon field, a puffin seeking elevation of an entirely different sort, and the alarming intelligence that three-quarters of the Kingdom's workers face their dotage on a budget that permits dinner out precisely once a month. This Author has opinions on all of it - and several on the common frog.
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