Thursday 8 January 2009

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The latest culture as recommended by our staff

Peter Hoskin

Pete suggests


Lloyd Evans on the great texting debate

Arts

Question time

Slumdog Millionaire
15, Nationwide

Crowd pleaser

Crowd pleaser

Cecilia Bartoli
Barbican

Turandot
Royal Opera House

Books

Not so fantastic

Not so fantastic

The Natural History of Unicorns, by Chris Lavers

Conflicts of interest?

Conflicts of interest?

Land of Marvels, by Barry Unsworth

Style & Travel

Not just for Christmas

Not just for Christmas

Matthew Dennison extols the virtues of a rare but distinguished breed

Latin lover

Latin lover

Colombia has Clemency Burton-Hill weak at the knees

The Spectator Parliamentarian Awards
Spectator Book Club
In this week's issue

Operation ‘Go Nuts’ is a success so far — but for how long?

Paul Wood says that Israel’s ‘shock and awe’ in Gaza caught Hamas off-guard and was a ferocious demonstration of willpower. But the Islamist organisation is far from finished

Paul Wood

Let India 2.0 rise from the ashes of Bombay

Elliot Wilson says that an energetic form of political activism — principally on the internet — is needed in India and there are encouraging signs on Facebook, MySpace and other sites

Elliot Wilson

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