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Each morning a fresh case lands at The Morning Case — setting, victim, suspects under caution, weapons of opportunity, and a sequence of clues released as quickly as you can stomach.
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Today’s dispatch · Case №018 · 2026-05-13
Barking Town Hall, Autumn 2021. The sparsely attended local authority planning sub-committee meeting, held in a newly renovated, somewhat sterile room with grey carpets and modular furniture, was discussing the 'Riverside Luxury Lofts' application. The air was thick with the scent of new paint and suppressed tension.
The victim
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A robust, no-nonsense local councillor in her late 50s, known for her staunch working-class roots and relentless campaigning for affordable housing. ███ was a vocal opponent of the 'Riverside ██████ ██████ development, often citing its potential impact on local services and existing communities.
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From the morning post
Letters page · Tuesday
Have not enjoyed the morning paper so since the days of Holmes. The clues are honest; one gets only what one earns.
— A.M., Chelsea
Boswell's Diary
It put us off our toast for a clear half-hour. The vicar of St. Cuthbert's now keeps a notebook beside the marmalade.
— L.W., Yorkshire
Reader correspondence
My wife and I split the cases between us. She gets the suspects, I get the timeline. We pool our deductions over claret.
— R.N., Bloomsbury
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