Letters Scottish Self-interest
Sir: Mr Bruce Anderson once tellingly observed that the government's policy on devolution was, 'Act first; think second — if at all.' It would seem, from The Spectator! Zurich......
Wilson And Wigg
Sir: Regarding Chapman Pincher's article Mid Wilson frame Wigg?', 14 November), you may care to let your readers have some facts. I am Lord Wigg's executor. There are no diaries......
Blair's Benefactors
Sir: In praising Philip Gould (Books, 14 November), Maurice Saatchi elegantly lauds the role of the marketeer. What's sauce for the advertising goose is sauce for the marketing......
Information Overload
Sir: I was wrong to accuse Edward Heath- coat Amory of 'sloppy journalism' in writ- ing about the Lottery (Letters, 21 Novem- ber). He reveals in his reply that he did actually......
Post-mortem Prudence
Sir: While reading Prudence Greiy's letter (21 November) admonishing you for pub- lishing Graham Turner's article about Diana, Princess of Wales, I felt a momen- tary pang of......
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