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A special form of disrespect by Con Coughlin
Religion is like a jigsaw: it makes a picture out of puzzling chaos by Matthew Parris
Say you’re sorry — but never apologise for anything you’ve actually done by Rod Liddle
Downing Street is now the last refuge of the electorally damned
by Martin Bright
England’s botched bid to stage the 2018 World Cup by Mihir Bose
At last they will believe me: I was never Belle de Jour by Toby Young
The trouble with Grieve: Cameron may regret leaving the law to a lawyer
14 November 2009James Forsyth
After a good meal, Tory MPs like to play a game: guess the first resignation from David Cameron’s Cabinet. For a party that loves plots and intrigue, this goes some…
The expenses scandal has delighted the Tories — it keeps Brown in power
7 November 2009James Forsyth
The Tories’ push to scupper President Blair is the highest form of flattery
31 October 2009James Forsyth
How David Cameron plans to tame the unions
24 October 2009James Forsyth
How the Tories plan to avoid a cultural beating
17 October 2009James Forsyth
What George Osborne didn’t tell you about the Tories’ radical economic agenda
10 October 2009James Forsyth
How the Tories can still win in Europe
14 November 2009Fraser Nelson
Anyone who believed last week’s talk of the death of Tory Euroscepticism should have booked a table at Bellamy’s restaurant in Mayfair on Monday. There, the No Turning Back group…
Sleepwalking into disaster in Afghanistan
14 November 2009John C. Hulsman
Why is everyone determined to be outraged all the time?
14 November 2009Rod Liddle 14 November 2009
Pavel Stroilov
Listen up, Dave: to care is not to do
14 November 2009David Frum 14 November 2009
Sarah Standing
14 November 2009
Lucy Vickery
Lucy Vickery
In Competition No. 2621 you were invited to invent a new magazine combining two existing publications and provide an extract from it.
It was with great reluctance that I disqualified…
Is running a country just too big a job for anyone?
14 November 2009Hugo Rifkind
You don’t expect people to take their political inspiration from Jon Bon Jovi. Or at least I don’t. Maybe that’s terribly presumptuous of me. Maybe some people do. ‘Tommy used…
I’m famous at last — thanks to the internet (and this column)
14 November 2009James Delingpole
I must be prevented from becoming a Neighbourhood Champion at all costs
14 November 2009Toby Young 14 November 2009
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Roger Alton 7 November 2009
Peter Jones
14 November 2009
Richard Northedge
Richard Northedge
One of the oft-repeated excuses for high executive pay is the need to compete for top talent in an international market. A scan through a list of heads of FTSE…
Santander: the bank that escaped the credit crunch
14 November 2009Matthew Lynn
Alternatives to poppy-farming and gun-slinging
14 November 2009Katrina Manson 7 November 2009
No longer proud to wear the tartan?
7 November 2009Bill Jamieson
Put the lights back on: shale gas has arrived
7 November 2009George Trefgarne
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