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Disraeli switches gears Sir: Malcolm Turnbull’s statement that Liberals are not Conservatives finally settles a question that has puzzled me…
Why Corbyn is the wrong choice for young voters
The wrong choice Sir: Sebastian Vella’s new-found interest in politics is to be commended, but he has made the wrong…
Australian letters
Hot stuff Sir: If Dr Williamson of East Anglia wishes to be taken seriously then he should refrain from using…
On the Tory quagmire and the half-baked ideas in the party’s manifesto
The Tory quagmire Sir: While the media has been preoccupied in divining what went wrong with the Conservatives’ appalling election…
Did the Tory manifesto reflect Theresa May’s convictions?
May’s convictions Sir: Nick Timothy seeks sympathy by revealing that his ‘loved ones’ are upset by the personal attacks to…
Australian letters
Denialist Sir: David Williamson (‘Oceans apart’, 17 June) shows that the planet is dynamic and many natural processes are not…
Congratulations to Rod for predicting the election result
Divining Rod Sir: Please congratulate Rod Liddle on being the only commentator who accurately forecast the uncertain general election result…
Australian letters
Lucky Sir: The customer attempting to have a good time in a gloomy pub (cartoon 03/06/17) should consider himself lucky.…
Why Isis should admit guilt rather than claim responsibility
Terrorists’ guilt Sir: A small contribution to the psychological war: when the next atrocity happens, could the BBC and other…
Letters: how jihadists justify killing women and children
Ignoring the hadith Sir: Douglas Murray and Jenny McCartney (‘The known wolf’ and ‘A war on joy’, 27 May) are…
Letters: Why a Royal Commission is not the answer to the NHS’s problems
NHS in a mess Sir: Max Pemberton is quite right to say that the NHS is close to collapse, but…
Australian letters
Double whammy Sir: David Flint complains about the way the media treats right-wing leaders (‘Worth losing the base?’, 20 May)…
Spectator Letters: Libyan oil must be allowed to flow freely
Libyan solution Sir: Boris Johnson correctly reports glimmers of hope in Libya, but to say its problems can be solved…
What Scotland is seeing is a Unionist revival, not a Conservative one
It’s a Unionist revival Sir: Contrary to Alex Massie’s claims, there is no rebirth of Scottish Conservatism in Scotland (‘Queen…
Australian letters
Lest we etc. Sir: What can account for the hysterical reaction in some quarters to Yassmin Abdel-Magied’s Facebook post on…
Letters: The mayor of Liverpool has failed to defend free speech
Liverpudlian censorship Sir: I enjoyed Kelvin MacKenzie’s Diary (29 April). The obloquy thrown at him after his criticism of Everton…
Australian letters
Attacking Sophie Sir: Your contributor, Michael Danby (Sophie’s bad choices, The Spectator, 15 April 2017) has used your pages to…
The case against a second Scottish referendum
Aid is not the answer Bill Gates says he is a huge fan of capitalism and trade (Save Aid!, 22…
Australian letters
Consequential Sir: Appreciated very much Michael Davis’s article ‘Gay Marriage Notes’. It should be mandatory reading for many of our…
Letters: The Benedictines did not withdraw from the world
Benedictine engagement Sir: Matthew Parris has missed the point (‘Give me the Anglican option’, 15 April). He compares Rod Dreher’s…
Letters: Pamela Harriman’s bedroom diplomacy
On Pamela Harriman Sir: When it comes to grandes horizontales and naughty girls, I defer to Taki (High Life, 8…
Spectator Letters: Independent schools provide all-round education
All-round education Sir: While much of Ross Clark’s analysis of the direction that independent education has taken is spot on…
The key to providing better aid for refugees
No blanket solution Sir: Paul Collier is right to say that the refugee crisis will not be solved with tents…
Australian letters
Heavy lifting Sir: James Delingpole needn’t worry (‘Where’s the due diligence on renewables’, 25 March). Malcolm Turnbull has finally found…
The SNP don’t speak for Scotland? Don’t be so sure…
Speaking for Scotland Sir: I wonder if it is wise of Charles Moore (Notes, 18 March) to assume — as…
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