Monday 9 November 2009

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Monday, 17th November 2008

Just in case you missed them...

10:23am

Here are some of the posts made over the weekend on Spectator.co.uk:

Complete footage of the Spectator / Threadneedle Parliamentarian awards has been uploaded here.

Fraser Nelson says that Gordon Brown thinks the truth is hell.

James Forsyth warns David Cameron against shifting George Osborne, and suggests that a constitutional monarch should be seen and not heard when it comes to politics.

Clive Davis gives his take on Beethoven's Choral Symphony.

And Americano outlines Karl Rove's roadmap.

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