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Articles in May 6, 2006 issue of Spectator, The

• DIARY OF A NOTTING HILL NOBODY
  by Lightwater, Tamzin
• No end of a lesson
  by Mallinson, Allan
• Crime and Mr Cameron
• When the kissing stopped and the killing began
  by Taylor, Andrew
• THREE TO WATCH
• From a death to a view
  by Taylor, Andrew
• System? What system?
• No reason to pull down the statue
  by Frankland, Noble
• 'You can't change without upsetting people'
  by Nelson, Fraser
• Building on success
  by Delingpole, James
• You're hired -- so long as you swear like they do on telly, and you don't smoke
  by WEYER, MARTIN VANDER
• Anything but average
  by Delingpole, James
• Why didn't we give peace a chance?
  by Leith, Sam
• Clocking up the decades
  by Coleridge, Nicholas
• Pipe dream
  by Oakley, Robin
• Sorry, you're no Mrs Thatcher
• Shaken or stirred?
  by Carnegy, Patrick
• Selwyn the scapegoat
• In search of Ted Hughes
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• How did an immigrant to England get into the Home Secretary's office?
  by JOHNSON, FRANK
• Trusting to instinct
  by Bredin, Henrietta
• PC Beeb
• Testing times
  by KEATING, FRANK
• Opus Dei is scary because it's so normal
  by Wakefield, Mary
• trouble is Blair wants 'ample time', too. So let's see how the education vote goes, The
  by D'ANCONA, MATTHEW
• Missing the middle path
  by Smee, Sebastian
• John Reid may not be able to beat Gordon Brown: but he can rattle him
  by NELSON, FRASER
• Chewing it over
  by Pownall, Elfreda
• Competence is nice, too
• Drang nach Osten, The
  by Foot, M R D
• DIARY
  by OBORNE, PETER
• Ghosts from the past
• What a shame that Brown does not understand gold
  by Heath, Allister
• Double standards
  by Taki
• Solving a confidence crisis
  by Glazebrook, Olivia
• Painting Cardiff carmine
  by KEATING, FRANK
• Sons and discoveries
  by Hughes-Hallett, Lucy
• SPECTATOR WINE CLUB
  by HOGGART, SIMON
• Warrior writer
  by Taki
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• Watching the detective
  by Glazebrook, Olivia
• Reid the Red
• It's a wristy business
  by Roberts, Andrew
• real case against Tesco, The
  by Clark, Ross
• Special relationship
  by Chamberlin, Russell
• Fascists are socialists
• DIARY OF A NOTTING HILL NOBODY
  by Lightwater, Tamzin
• book that didn't make the short list, The
  by Waugh, Alexander
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• Welcome, little strangers
  by Moore, Caroline
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• sunlight on the garden parties, The
  by Cecil, Hugh
• Blessed are the spin doctors
  by Ivereigh, Austen
• Serious but not solemn
  by Massie, Allan
• 'It seemed to me that Tony was suffering'
  by Walker, Tim
• HOTELS OF THE WEEK
• A rather unBritish achievement
  by Johnson, Frank
• Hinduja file is reopened over lunch in New Delhi, The
  by NELSON, FRASER
• Geography is destiny
  by Buchan, James
• Lions and donkeys
• System? What system?
• Who needs UFOs when you can play Sudoku?
  by Liddle, Rod
• Aston challenge, The
  by Judd, Alan
• Is this the peak of the bull market?
  by Davis, Jonathan
• Unconvinced she's earned it
  by Johnson, Rachel
• Why bother to save for your baby?
  by Somerset-Webb, Merryn
• No messing with redheads
  by Glazebrook, Olivia
• Little Americans
• We need government - and we need it to be boring
  by Mulgan, Geoff
• In the shadow of the master
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• FINE ARTS SPECIAL
• I want to be Ukraine's Margaret Thatcher
  by Heath, Allister
• Master of the picturesque
  by Massingberd, Hugh
• Expel foreign crooks? No, we're far too nice
  by Stacey, Tom
• Reassuring period pieces
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Third degree at JFK
• 'Everything we think about the wars on terror is wrong'
  by d'Ancona, Matthew
• fate of the Running Man, The
  by Massie, Allan
• Farewell to the Young Ones: it's time for universities to grow up
  by Johnson, Boris

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