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Monday, 5 September 2022

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 5th September, 2022

5th September, 2022.


Yep: it’s now, officially a new week.

It’s Monday, after all.   What were we expecting?

At any rate, it also means I’ll be hosting my nephew, this afternoon.

Videos will no doubt be posted.


Hopefully?

He’ll have a good afternoon: he starts senior school, on Wednesday, and is a little nervous.

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It’s also Monday: the day when the Conservatives announce who their new leader is.

Whoever it is … ?   Will become the new Prime Minister.

There is, inevitable, a lot of talk about the newcomers plans.

The favourite, Liz Truss?

Has gone on the record to say she ‘doesn’t believe in handouts.’

She might need to modify that view.

There’s going to be a lot of people who need one.

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I might have to spend time, tomorrow night: listening to a radio show.

As File on 4 is doing an interesting sounding piece on the UK’s judicial system.

Or, at least, the judicial system’s IT system.

It seems it’s been misbehaving: handing out too long a sentence in some cases, reducing some in others.

It sounds like the Post Office scandal, all over again.

With a twist.

It could see some violent offenders released early.

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Tuesday, 5 September 2017

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 5-9-2017

It’s official.

And sad.

Remember I told you my trip to work was partially held up, last week: as the police were investigating an attack that had happened, on Warley Hill.

Literally five minutes from my from door.

It’s not what you want to see: especially when you consider it could easily have been worse.

It turns out … that things have got worse.

It turns the victim died of his injuries, on Saturday night: Saturday the 2nd of September, Keanu Reeves ’ birthday, if you must know.

Yes, I know: the gall of linking the two is a bit much.

But I mention to give myself a reminder of what I’d been doing … 

On the day a man died, yards from my front door.


Frankly?

Well … I wrote several things in a post last night: I’d watched the opening episodes of series three of American Horror Show, Coven.

But this thought stays with me.

That the phrase, ‘murder on the streets,’is one we use lightly.

Right up until the moment a murder happens on our streets.

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