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David Cameron’s judgment day
Fraser Nelson26th September, 2007
This will be a make-or-break conference for the Tory leader
A call to arms from St. Paul
Norman Tebbit26th September, 2007
If Cameron is to win, he cannot equivocate
Inside George Osborne’s war room
Fraser Nelson26th September, 2007
The shadow chancellor maps out the Tory election campaign
Gordon Brown will lose his lustre
Frank Luntz26th September, 2007
Key insights from the top American pollster
Murphy is so wrong on the EU
Nigel Lawson26th September, 2007
There are two reasons why Jim Murphy, the Europe minister, is wrong and The Spectator right about the question of a referendum on the European Union Reform Treaty (‘The Spectator is wrong to call for an EU referendum’, 22 September).
Goodbye to the young master
Simon Courtauld26th September, 2007
Ian Gilmour, the former Spectator editor, who died last week
I blame Mandelson for Burma
Rod Liddle26th September, 2007
The EU has not helped Aung San Suu Kyi’s cause
A coffee house to be proud of
James Forsyth26th September, 2007
A warm invitation to The Spectator’s new website
Gordon’s one-man show
Fraser Nelson19th September, 2007
Brown will be father of the nation at Bournemouth
Brown must admit his errors
Irwin Stelzer19th September, 2007
The PM should learn from his mistakes
Tips for Gordon
Matthew d'Ancona19th September, 2007
An interview with Mark Penn, Hillary Clinton’s chief strategist
Wrong to call for a referendum
Jim Murphy19th September, 2007
The Europe minister responds to our editorial of last week
Adieu, Commission for Racial Equality
Rod Liddle19th September, 2007
It never grasped that ethnic disparities reflect cultural forces
Don’t upset ‘the Sisters’
Sarah Vine19th September, 2007
How the author came up against censorious feminists
The Establishment is dead
Peter Oborne12th September, 2007
It has been replaced by a narrow, self-serving governing elite
Join the Intelligence2 debate
Matthew d'Ancona12th September, 2007
The Spectator’s new partnership with the debating forum
Petraeus’s message: be patient
James Forsyth12th September, 2007
The surge in Iraq is working but this will be a long haul
The shameful treatment of the McCanns
Rod Liddle12th September, 2007
Madeleine’s disappearance sparked a grotesque media circus
The kid was guilty as sin
Leo McKinstry12th September, 2007
Why Twelve Angry Men is liberal twaddle
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