Bunhill: Hacked off by travel
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But the greatest relocation indignity is about to befall my gallant colleagues at the Scotsman. Till now they have survived the diaspora from Fleet Street. But their good fortune has well and truly ended. They're off to Swiss Cottage . . . wherever that may be.
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