The Spectator
The Spectator is a weekly magazine from the UK that leans towards conservative viewpoints. It was established on July 6, 1828, making it the longest-running magazine in the English language. The publication is currently owned by David and Frederick Barclay, who also own The Daily Telegraph through their company, Press Holdings. The magazine mainly focuses on topics related to politics and culture.
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1 day ago |
spectator.co.uk | Lisa Haseldine
A Labour government facing a rebellion over welfare reform is something of a dog-bites-man story – Labour never finds this issue easy. But the nature of the current rebellion tells us something novel and revealing, not about the policy, but about the modern Member of Parliament. Yes, principle and policy matter here, but what’s really driving dissent on Labour’s backbenches is not ideology, but geography. Or more precisely, constituency geography.
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2 days ago |
spectator.co.uk | Sarah Vine
On the hottest day of the year, St Pancras station would not have been my first choice for lunch, but it turned out to be, quite literally, the coolest of venues. I was meeting my brother (not Jeremy, as is often assumed, but Ben), over from Spain to attend the launch of a book I’ve written, How Not to Be a Political Wife. Even Ben was struggling with the heat, and when London is hotter than Madrid, you know something’s up.
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3 days ago |
spectator.co.uk | Philip Hensher
These legendary lives need the clutter cleared away from them occasionally. Lawrence Durrell and his brother Gerald turned their family’s prewar escape to an untouched Corfu into a myth that supplied millions of fantasies. It still bore retelling and extravagant expansion recently, if the success of ITV’s series The Durrells is any sign. (One indication of that pleasant teatime diversion’s accuracy: the actor playing Larry, Josh O’Connor, is 6ft 2in.
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5 days ago |
spectator.co.uk | James Heale
This is not been Keir Starmer’s finest week on the world stage. At the G7 on Tuesday, the Prime Minister breezily dismissed talk that the Americans would shortly join Israeli’s attack on Iran. ‘There’s nothing the President said that suggests he’s about to get involved in this conflict,’ he insisted.
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6 days ago |
spectator.co.uk | James Heale
Just before 1 a.m GMT on Sunday morning, Donald Trump announced that the United States had bombed three nuclear sites in Iran: Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan sites. It followed a tense 72 hours in which senior White House advisers became increasingly convinced that diplomatic channels had been exhausted, with military action the only available recourse to eliminate Iran’s nuclear programme.
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Alex Massie
Andrew Liddle
Ben Lazarus
Ben McFarland
Charles Moore
Damian Reilly
Dot Wordsworth
Douglas Murray
Fraser Nelson
Freddy Gray
Gus Carter
Hannah Tomes
Igor Toronyi-Lalic
Isabel Hardman
James Delingpole
James Forsyth
James Heale
James Max
Kate Andrews
Lara King
Lara Prendergast
Lionel Shriver
Lukas Degutis
Martin Vander Weyer
Mary Wakefield
Matthew Foldi
Max Jeffery
Michael Gove
Nicholas Farrell
Oscar Edmondson
Paul Wood
Robin Oakley
Ross Clark
Rowan Dean
Sam Leith
Sean Thomas
Stephen Bayley
Stuart Jeffries
Theo Hobson
Tim Shipman
Toby Young
Tom Goodenough
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