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September Storms

September 15, 2008April 6, 2020 / aggiemurch
Riding the skirts of a physical hurricane from Buenos Aires to New York reflects the political feel of the day.

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The Queen - Letter from A. Broad

It has barely been three weeks since September 6th, when a rumpled Prime Minister Johnson arrived at the Balmoral Castle gates to hand in his card at 11 a.m. In quick succession he was followed by the tight-skirted Truss. It was a long morning for our Queen, and for those watching with concern - seeing the Queen holding onto a stick with one hand while smiling and extending the other used and bruised hand, to Liz Truss.
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