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Peter Hoskin

Pete suggests


And Another Thing

And Another Thing

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Literary woodlice boring needless holes in biographical bedposts

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And Another Thing

And Another Thing

Shared Opinion

Shared Opinion

Wednesday, 30th April 2008

Gordon can barely speak English either, so why don’t we swap him for Sarkozy?

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Shared Opinion

Shared Opinion

Another Voice Another Voice

Another Voice

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

A speech recorded in Hansard on an unspecified day in the near future

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Another Voice

Another Voice

And Another Thing

And Another Thing

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Literary woodlice boring needless holes in biographical bedposts

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And Another Thing

And Another Thing

Ancient & modern

Ancient & Modern

Wednesday, 30th April 2008

Peter Jones on why Boris would do well to emulate Pericles

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Ancient & Modern

Ancient & modern

Global Warning

Global Warning

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Theodore Dalrymple delivers a Global Warning

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Global Warning

Global Warning

Jeremy Clarke

Train strain

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Jeremy Clarke on his Low Life

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Train strain

Low Life

Taki

Make or break

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Taki lives the High Life

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Make or break

High life

Deborah Ross

Spot the point

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?
12A, Nationwide

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Spot the point

Tired old friend

Matthew Parris

Another Voice

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

A speech recorded in Hansard on an unspecified day in the near future

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Another Voice

Another Voice

Paul Johnson

And Another Thing

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Literary woodlice boring needless holes in biographical bedposts

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And Another Thing

And Another Thing

Rod Liddle

Don’t expect the cyclone in Burma to have benign political side-effects

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Rod Liddle says that there is a natural hope that the interventions of the UN and charities in the disaster-stricken country will open it up. But history does not support such optimism

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Don’t expect the cyclone in Burma to have benign political side-effects

This Austrian horror gnaws at our fears about how we treat our own children

Fraser Nelson

Cameron gets ready for No. 10 — and Boris must wait his turn

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

David Cameron talks to Fraser Nelson about his local election triumphs, admits that he is not going to ‘agree on everything’ with the new Mayor of London, and says Boris should join the queue to become PM after him

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Cameron gets ready for No. 10 — and Boris must wait his turn

Will Brown go?

Charles Moore

The Spectator's Notes

Wednesday, 7th May 2008

Charles Moore's reflections on the week

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The Spectator's Notes

The Spectator's Notes

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