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Diary

There’s one upside to having Parkinson’s disease

2 October 2021

9:00 AM

2 October 2021

9:00 AM

I am just back from my final salmon fishing trip of the year. I have never had a worse season and have hardly cast a line. This autumn’s almost unprecedented sunshine has been terrible for fishing; the river Tweed had been reduced to a dribble, through which even Alex Salmond could easily lead an invasion force from Scotland to England while wearing a three-piece suit.

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