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THE SPECTATOR
The SpectatorSPEdI' OR T he Spictator 5 I )oDoghty Strccl. ILondonl W( I N 21.1 I Itlcphonc: 071-405 I 706), I Tcx 27 1 24: IFKx 071 -242 0603 THEY ARE ALL GUILTY As 1.;i LIoclitdomcatld...
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POLITICS
The SpectatorP O L I TI C S Mr Smith makes a bold move to end the one-party state S I M ON H EFFE R U ntil thle other day, little 11bOLut tile campaign for the La-lbouLr leadership had...
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ANOTHER VOICE
The SpectatorANOTHER VOICE_ Would you rather your house burnt down, or that your daughter married a black man?' CHA R LES M OO R E S tudying the react ion ol Ancerica to tile riots in Los...
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Lend me your ears
The SpectatorLCnd mliC your Cears '1'11 B3ATT'IFI1 of' tlc hainks Il oyds F iglhting H Iongkong or Midland ird is becomiring t he war oI' tflhc Iril lators' Car. I obhhyists arc he i rig...
[It happened at Imperial Chemical Indus-...]
The SpectatorCITY AND SUBURBAN ____ New money for Lloyd's, and new ideas - they sound rather like mine CH RI STOP HER FI LD ES It haippened it I nzpC naill (hleical Iuliis- trics, it...
Caught in the tramlines
The SpectatorCUlght in the tircamlines (,RI ' NIMAN Y'S (TittI1it l tV, hot l'or tic u1'st tinc, is Norimian I amion1t's oppiort un ity. At tilh spect aclc ot 1 rains wit th U 'ir str'iken'...
Tremble at the knock
The SpectatorTremble at the knock I N A I'l l( )IJ( i l lUI. leading article, the p/Il/Ip/Ii' ( /lYollic(/ poilnts o01t the danger that income tax represents to a ('onservativc goveiiinimt....
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[Sir: Having read your leader, 'Crisis, what...]
The SpectatorLE TTERS Appalled otISWI ISir: I Ilvinig read your lcader, 'Cisis, what crisis'? (25 April), I rcal Ily canii not decide wlhetheCr it is yOi iu r1 -a'rgIIICe or your igllnra...
Bombs away
The SpectatorBombs awcay Sir: I mliust disagree with tl1 scnuli'icints displLVCye by Andrewv R.ohl rts ( I acts not lic hCStIlv to thc BldonihLr, 25 April). Mr Robecr-ts has clloscl an eams...
[Sir: To claim that all non-humanitarian aid...]
The SpectatorSir: TIo CIlalim that all non-human11,111ititarian aid to Afrinca sIMoUl d hC sto )J)Cd illorcsCs wh at is happC gling all OVCr- t(lie COItiltcin t. Fmi livll, stanida rds in/...
[Sir: Professor Partridge of the University of...]
The SpectatorSir: I'roICss)r P;artridcge of tile U i)rversitv of I I xc'tcr is i.l ;i\c c'u(ul'clllc(l ;it JOhI Pattell's hu\'lc (I Cttcis. 2 Mav) inI statimiii that 'sc i en ti 'fic...
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[Sir: To point up his own high regard for...]
The SpectatorCredibility Corner Si: Io poillt III) his own higih rcg'ird for I facts. Alkn Watkins (I)i'arv, 2 May) clailais that the 1313W press handout aihouit llv priogramm1e1iC Oi...
[Sir: William Oddie implies that I did very...]
The SpectatorJesLiticall Sir W'i1ilaill O)ddic implics thill di dd vcirv littie to Chialn9C t C, Converts Ail Societv "'hcI'e I wvorked Ior it (IL.tters, I April). 1he pe rsoial a ttack...
[Sir: I do not believe Alan Watkins' story...]
The SpectatorSir: I do not h5clicvc A1.ii Watkins' stole | ahloult Mrs Tha~tcher, Moscs and( tl. tahlerts (I)iairy 2 M2 ayff). The Iudv is 1ln)t slowv-\vitictt illd Witih 1CIc rI-igio lis...
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Moneysworth
The SpectatorMoneysworth I Ic knows, tile old mall ill the good black overcoat: whcer thle bids arlc Coming Fromi, and tile bIcts; whose hand's Worth the spit Clapped into it; flow to judge...
LONDON OBSERVED by Doris Lessing
The SpectatorB O OKS D oris l...essiig canmc to L(lon il 1949, alitcr a child hood iII Soutihcern R hodesia: slc was 3(0 years old anrid (divorced, a 11d1 had witlli hlc a Smlla Son and a...
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UNDERSTANDING THE PRESENT:SCIENCE AND THE SOUL OF MODERN MAN by Bryan Appleyard
The SpectatorGod is banished but morals remain David Papineau UNI)L'RSTANDING TI IF' I 'lSI FNTF: SCI lFNCLE ANI) 'I I 1 SOUL 012 MO)DE'RN MAN bay Bryan Applleyard Pic(ador; t£14....
The Snares of Art
The SpectatorTIhe Snares of Art The path to the Sunday School was dark. You could (cet to tlhe bend Iy walking backwards, then uLlt iI SoIllc Scrious praying. Save 11ec, ILord, Save mec...
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ROTTEN TIMES by Paul Micou
The SpectatorRemembrance of anything Mark Illis R(TLTEN TIM MIS by Pa.lul Micou BanIamnl Presst', 114.(9, p. 272 T iS mllust he one of, the IllSt novels to uIsC the Gll' War IS I...
A Question of Confidence
The SpectatorA Question of Confidence I'di go 1l( fI1tllieC ti- i an te 1 lii ft cot t agc, Up the path where stones clicked their tecthl. So why The silence oil thle bridleway start led...
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POINT OF ARRIVAL by Andrew Graham-Yooll DEAR COUNTRY: A QUEST FOR ENGLAND by Harry Reid
The SpectatorWhen you can't go home again Euan Cameron POINT OF ARRIVAL by Andrew Gralham-Yooll IPluIo P.ress, .35, £12. 95. im)i. 220 I)EAR COUNTRY: A QUE'ST OR ENGLANI) by Harry Reid...
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Byron
The SpectatorByron I l- - lI l She said 'lDid you CVC- everhapCel to 1meCet Bjyronl?' Being confused and almost uInIbelivMlbly Old. 11cr lather had been ambassador, I knew, to somewhere...
EXPLETIVES DELETED by Angela Carter
The SpectatorThe final words of a dandy Paul Barker EX P1L131TIVIS 1)1_1 iL'llI) b)y Angela Carter (hatlo &. Wvindus, £15.( 9, pp. 224 T hlie YO(I g WOlinll Cm11C iln, velry erect,...
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Peter Grimes
The SpectatorOpera Peter Grillies I C( ;Ilvinchmi' i c ) Glorious Grimes RLIPCI-t CIII-IStIMISCII A s it )egi sll to plan iite flrl'st Seasols ili its llnew hiOuise I wonder i (...
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Howards End Rebecca's Daughters
The SpectatorCinema Ilowardls P''§1d ('11G', ('111-zoll, Mayfall-) I Rebecca's I)aughlters ( I 2', (O)dcon I lavma rkct) Cosily connected Vanessa Letts HIlll anhi,,(1 Is Mcruchant-l...
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Time exposure
The SpectatorTelv. .isio Time exposure mlartyll Hard-ris E v\Iv 5( (if ol I (IdCitld I ili omnii t nl(l.crstalll tilcmnclical phlysics, anidil ,0) omt to how' vet amiotler id(iot s pili,....
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Low life
The SpectatorLow life Crying all the way to the bank Jeffrey Bernard 1\4v last thiree winning bets have not pleCaSCeI d C (IS IllUCh oIS VOL might think. 1The results camic in thie orm of...
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Long life
The SpectatorLonlg life Macmillan's guilt Nigcl Nicolson T ic Alacm( Z'llas b, lRichard 1)a\vcnlportI Imcs was descrihcd 1)v Andrew Roberts III last wcc k \Sp' 1(0lo1 as spila'( ,iid...
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FOOD
The Spectator-\OI I Imperativc cooking: how to shop, Icssoni 3: buying nigh1t [ l9 -rife |i h u ,,, _ , # K _ sp I '()I I 11AR, I dlonlt kiow. What s/ia11/ I hlave, Mr l )c nu lis'? What...
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SPECTATOR SPORT
The SpectatorSPECTA TOR SPORT IT() mi tile cetaphiors, YorkshlilY COLMIcNtv Crickctl c1uhi hiavei. gone tile wholic II(,,, liiitcl ithc huhllct. andt divcd (lovcm oard W1it1 tic splash (f a...