Blur in the park
Matthew d'Ancona
11:55pm
Been meaning to post all day a hat-tip to our very own Alex James who - before he was aContinue reading... | Comments (2)
Saturday, 4th July 2009
Matthew d'Ancona
11:55pm
Been meaning to post all day a hat-tip to our very own Alex James who - before he was aContinue reading... | Comments (2)
Yvonne Ridley and Press TV
MARTIN BRIGHT
9:32pm
I thought my old friend Yvonne Ridley was just taking the money from the clerical fascists as a presenter atContinue reading... | Comments (1)
The greatest edit in history
James Forsyth
8:37pm
Seeing as it is the Fourth of July, I hope Coffee Housers will indulge me in a quick post onContinue reading... | Comments (9)
The Fourth
Clive Davis
7:06pm
Frederick Sciulli, of Norfolk, Virginia looks out of a window of the crown of the Statue of Liberty. Closed toContinue reading... | Comment
Palin resigns. Pundits ask, what did she mean by that?
James Forsyth
1:38pm
Sarah Palin’s decision to quit as governor of Alaska is perplexing. It is hard to see how she can beContinue reading... | Comments (23)
More worrying news from Iran
Peter Hoskin
12:30pm
I'm just catching up with the latest New Yorker over brunch, and would recommend that CoffeeHousers read their eyewitness accountContinue reading... | Comments (1)
Sarah Palin Resigns! Madness!
ALEX MASSIE
11:09pm
Perhaps it's appropriate that Sarah Palin concluded her incoherent, rambling, puzzling resignation statement by quoting General Douglas MacArthur's absurd lineContinue reading... | Comments (17)
Friday, 3rd July 2009
Overpaid bankers
Clive Davis
6:34pm
Robert Peston's lengthy blogpost is worth reading because it undercuts the argument that those inflated City salaries made economic sense.Continue reading... | Comment
Brown's U-turns analysed
James Forsyth
6:28pm
Steve Richards’ column in today’s Independent - analysing Brown’s u-turns on the Post Office, 42 days and the abolition ofContinue reading... | Comments (16)
The week that was
6:03pm
Here are some of the posts made over the past week on Spectator.co.uk: Fraser Nelson reveals Ed Balls' lies, andContinue reading... | Comment
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