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Articles in May 6, 2000 issue of Spectator, The

• First call on the Tudors
  by Gayford, Martin
• Go home, limely
  by Kauffman, Bill
• Down with the Dons
  by Barnes, Simon
• A city of spivs and speculators
  by Gimson, Andrew
• Animal magic
  by Delingpole, James
• Racing pulse
  by Pelling, Rowan
• Getting the builders in
  by Fildes, Christopher
• A whiff of crackling
  by Fildes, Christopher
• What news from Ekaterinburg?
  by Nixon, Simon
• Leave our museums alone
  by Gayford, Martin
• Banking on beef
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Rising to the challenge of the century
  by Gayford, Martin
• An officer and politician
  by Oborne, Peter
• All things to all men
  by Delingpole, James
• Kaiser's cigar and other cases, The
  by Sked, Alan
• Making a name for oneself
  by Burchill, Julie
• Yes, you can leave
  by Hannan, Daniel
• New labour's war against the childless
  by Thomson, Alice
• buck stops here, The
  by Oakley, Robin
• A class act
  by Morley, Sheridan
• A lovely pair of Bristols
  by Waldegrave, William
• Love and power
  by Tanner, Michael
• If he can't see what the fuss is about, he should look in the mirror
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Mirabelle, The
  by Ross, Deborah
• Drastic solutions
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Nice little earner
  by Vestey, Michael
• Blair is the better baby-sitter, but do you want a baby-sitter running the country?
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Winning way
  by Young, Toby
• good news is that Mr Leo Blair may not be as New Labour as his father, The
  by Johnson, Frank
• shortest person in NATO, The
  by Spalton, Elizabeth
• Misplaced faith
  by Tanner, Michael
• Talking about C. K. Stead
  by de Falbe, John
• Rising above it all
  by Oakley, Robin
• Three men in a boat
  by Taki
• Stars and bars
  by Taki
• Second opinion
  by Dalrymple, Theodore
• A far cry from hangover square
  by King, Francis
• One glorious voice
  by Steyn, Mark
• Seeing but not believing
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Watch your back, Mr Dyke: The PM has to keep his middle-class tory constituency happy
  by Johnson, Frank
• Several bowls of cherries
  by Wheatcroft, Geoffrey
• I am not ashamed
  by Johnson, Boris
• Understanding Scott's building
  by Powers, Alan
• Portrait of the week
• Friday job
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Seat of yearning
  by Gerard, Jasper
• Just the job for Tarzan
  by Weyer, Martin Vander
• Common concerns
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• A keen wind from the north
  by Kermode, Frank
• Penelope Fitzgerald 1916-2000
  by Knox, Oliver
• Letters
• Lessons in etiquette
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• Mind your language
  by Wordsworth, Dot
• Disarmed by Lowry
  by Lee, David
• Banned wagon
  by Clark, Ross
• How to move and shake the world
  by Spivey, Nigel
• Kingsley amis has persuaded me to spill the beans on the closet liberals
  by Johnson, Frank
• An outsider par excellence
  by Scammell, William
• Mind your language
  by Wordsworth, Dot
• first lady sings, The
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Moments of tooth
  by Palmer, Mark
• Obscure notes from the underground
  by Taylor, D J
• Two nations
• Spectator wine club
  by Soames, Nicholas
• City of dreadful light
  by Moorcock, Michael
• Paradigm lost
  by Fildes, Christopher
• French connection
  by Summerfield, Angela
• Dear blokes ... cheers, Kingers
  by Bradford, Richard
• Artificial effects
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Diary
  by Marozzi, Justin
• A triumph over gravity and vertigo
  by Feaver, William
• Credible because possible
  by Gardam, Jane
• Going, going, then gone
  by Peck, Diane
• Was that all there was?
  by Osborne, Helen
• When Bush comes to shove
  by Steyn, Mark
• Queuing for fame
  by Lebrecht, Norman
• Letters
• No innocent trumpeter
  by Twigger, Robert
• Big beauty
  by Judd, Alan
• Perpetuating impractical jokes
  by Fearn, Nicholas

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