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Articles in Sep 2, 2006 issue of Spectator, The

• He dared to speak the truth about BBC radio
• What great painting is all about
  by JOHNSON, PAUL
• Fairy tale horrors
  by Taylor, Andrew
• Bagpipes in our baggage
  by Phillips, Peter
• A summer of shame
  by KEATING, FRANK
• In for a duck
  by Courtauld, Simon
• Leading orientalist or blethering ass?
  by Marozzi, Justin
• grapes of wrath, The
  by Karam, Michael
• Champers with Betj
• Amid all the plots and letter campaigns, Brown quietly plans his future
  by STELZER, IRWIN
• Evangelical and intellectual
• John McCain on David Cameron:he has what it takes to succeed
  by d'Ancona, Matthew
• A fox with a bit of hedgehog
  by Wilson, Ben
• Vintage car rallies
  by Bell, Matthew
• Pink tie and tales
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Overwhelming legacy
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• GET KNITTING
• Thoughts made visible
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Not so duplicitous as painted
  by Ziegler, Philip
• Wolf vs porcupine
  by Jones, Lewis
• Basilisk Jack
• Supporting the artisan
  by Singh, Rani
• A remarkably broad canvas
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Never mind the sleaze, look how pupils benefit
  by Heath, Allister
• It isn't easy being a full-time self-publicist
• How do you solve a problem like Gordon? It's all a question of character
  by MCELVOY, ANNE
• DIARY OF A NOTTING HILL NOBODY
  by Lightwater, Tamzin
• SPECTATOR MINI-BAROFFER
  by HOGGART, SIMON
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Are these Spanish builders really fit to run Heathrow?
• Through a glass, darkly
  by Moore, Caroline
• Poetic valediction
  by Vestey, Michael
• Remembering the Duke
  by Oakley, Robin
• Thoughts, words and deeds
  by Gardam, Jane
• Ingredients, ingredients, ingredients
• Multiculturalism divides us
• DIARY
  by LEWIS, JEMIMA
• Easier rider
  by Windsor, Ella
• Hungarian uprising
• Our woman at Party HQ tells you how to enjoy your week of Dave-watching
  by LIGHTWATER, TAMZIN
• full gothic treatment, The
  by France, Miranda
• Ahead of her time
  by Young, Angela
• Roman holiday
  by Taki
• Pushing the boundaries
  by Frayling, Christopher
• knitty gritty, The
  by Wilhide, Jenny
• Another country
  by Gascoigne, Laura
• How the empire was lost
  by Foot, M R D
• Gods and monsters
  by Watson, Molly
• Google, the historian
• Special affair
  by Tanner, Michael
• Boogie and Ginnie double act, The
  by Flanders, Judith
• Happy birthday, index funds
  by Davis, Jonathan
• My daughter is in a class of her own now
  by Bartholomew, James
• DIARY
  by WINNER, MICHAEL
• Britain really does need a debate this conference season. Shame it won't get one
  by STELZER, IRWIN
• Passion killers
  by Hartley, Aidan
• Old New Labour
• Sorry, Matthew: I stand by what I wrote about our terrorism poll
  by Heath, Allister
• What Cameron told Mandela about the township of Notting Hill
  by JOHNSON, FRANK
• When Britain backed apartheid
  by Oakeshott, Robert
• Pyjama politics
  by Glazebrook, Olivia
• Beguiling chatterbox
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Windsor boys, The
  by Wheatcroft, Geoffrey
• Kurdistan?s citadel of shopping: an unlikely site for a mini-Dubai
  by MCELROY, DAMIEN
• spies who lie, The
• We dare not fail in Afghanistan
• Mr Toad's Scottish adventure
  by Leith, Sam
• Home is a classroom
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• Public places and private faces
  by Laughland, John
• More is more
  by Henderson, Paul
• Why I'm me
  by Delingpole, James
• Surprising literary ventures
  by Dexter, Gary
• Friend of the earth
  by Hattersley, Roy
• Brave knight
  by Llewelyn-Bowen, Laurence
• Church and Chapel
  by MacCulloch, Diarmaid
• Berlin's heart
  by Henderson, Michael
• Aga's twin roles
• Appetite for gloom
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• A visit to sit-com country
  by Connolly, Cressida

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