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Mary Ann Cotton: Four Weddings and a Lot of Funerals

The series takes its first (but not final) turn to the darker side of the North East’s historical figures. Mary Ann Cotton of Low Moorsley was the first female serial killer in British history. This [more...]
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In a world of unrelenting gloom and incompetence, much of which I blame on socialism and all things left, may I be allowed to offer a few words of optimism. During my three quarters of [more...]
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Northern Iraq, December 2017 It was Sunday. Ripley had been kept awake by the wailing of the female fighters, mourning the death of the Peshmerga during the fighting of the previous day. They had buried [more...]
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Monday Good Morning, my happy readers. It was dull and grey when I headed out for my morning poo behind the gardener’s shed. On my return, my duty feeder was pottering around, my grub was [more...]
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Postcard From Jerry, Part Six

A perspiring Prime Minister called for coffee time at Number 10 North. My companion, Miss Blod, and I circulated, made small talk and nodded. There seemed little need for any great subterfuge, despite the fact [more...]

Mary Ann Cotton: Four Weddings and a Lot of Funerals

21st September 2026 0

The series takes its first (but not final) turn to the darker side of the North East’s historical figures. Mary Ann Cotton of Low Moorsley was the first female serial killer in British history. This [more...]
Optimism for a change

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Némésis Ch 3

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Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Forty-Two

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Monday Good Morning, my happy readers. It was dull and grey when I headed out for my morning poo behind the gardener’s shed. On my return, my duty feeder was pottering around, my grub was [more...]
Postcard From Jerry, Part Six

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Tory Bad Boys – Part 02 John Profumo

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Fabulously Flamboyant Fridays: A Postcard From 1976 Pt.3

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It was fifty years ago today. Well… Not quite – but close enough for rock ‘n’ roll. This article was originally scheduled to appear over the recent August bank holiday weekend. But, as is so [more...]
Always Worth Saying’s Question Time Review

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Crossing the Atlantic, At Sea

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Mary Ann Cotton: Four Weddings and a Lot of Funerals

21st September 2026 0

The series takes its first (but not final) turn to the darker side of the North East’s historical figures. Mary Ann Cotton of Low Moorsley was the first female serial killer in British history. This [more...]
What It Means to Be an American

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A View From (The Plot By) The Greenhouse; Unintended Consequence?

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Némésis Ch 3

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Northern Iraq, December 2017 It was Sunday. Ripley had been kept awake by the wailing of the female fighters, mourning the death of the Peshmerga during the fighting of the previous day. They had buried [more...]
Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Forty-Two

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Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Eighteen

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