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Articles in Oct 28, 2006 issue of Spectator, The

• Epiphany central
  by Campbell, Liza
• Mixed blessings
  by Poesio, Giannandrea
• Hug a hoodie and Gilbert & George
  by Gayford, Martin
• I'm sorry, but the Tory party policy on Iraq is too clever by half
  by PARRIS, MATTHEW
• New Labour's greatest U-turn of all is its sudden attack on multiculturalism
  by NELSON, FRASER
• Getting to know the General
  by Marozzi, Justin
• Encore, M. Levy!
• Munstrous carnival
  by KEATING, FRANK
• RESTAURANTS
  by ROSS, DEBORAH
• Keep out of politics
  by Jenkins, Tiffany
• Ken Dodd: still happy after all these years
  by Henderson, Michael
• Essex girl goes West
  by Haslam, Nicholas
• shadow of a scandal, The
  by Worsthorne, Peregrine
• Woman's world
  by Chisholm, Kate
• Journey of the soul
  by Pike, Rosamund
• Problems of production
  by Christiansen, Rupert
• Every home should have a hedge fund
  by Andrews, John
• Taxing question
• DIARY
  by FRASER, ANTONIA
• On the buses
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• ARTS
  by Gascoigne, Laura
• Party politics
• Fantasy and fiction in Iraq
• Britain will 'see the job through' in Iraq.But 'the job' has changed completely
  by NELSON, FRASER
• bad old East End, The
  by Flanders, Judith
• Cheap flights hurt the poor
• FAMILY VALUE
• Multiple choice
  by Ross, Deborah
• Surprising literary ventures
  by Dexter, Gary
• Drawing a laugh: a gallery of Spectator humour by Michael Heath
• DIARY
  by MACBAIN, LOUISE
• From West Dorset to Westminster
  by Carr, Raymond
• Art and the God-feeling
• HOTELS OF THE WEEK
• Honest sweat
  by Hattersley, Roy
• Ignoring fossil fuels
  by Powers, Alan
• Unlike Clinton, McCain told them the truth
  by Stelzer, Irwin
• Dreams Before Sleeping
  by James, Clive
• A voice crying in the wilderness
  by Moore, Charles
• What's the big idea?
  by Delingpole, James
• Surprising literary ventures
  by Dexter, Gary
• Beware of misleading labels
  by Sumption, Jonathan
• Switching channels
  by Vincent, Matthew
• Keanu Reeves taught me the magic of Python
  by Johnstone, Iain
• Make North Korea blink
• Party time
  by Taki
• Lines of beauty
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• MySpace , or yours?
  by Sissons, Jemima
• I am a new kind of university drop-out
  by Shaw, James
• DIARY
  by KEANE, FERGAL
• Learning to weep in a museum
  by Porter, Peter
• Multiple choice
  by Vine, Sarah
• First impressions
  by Holloway, Robin
• A stay of execution
  by Nicolson, Adam
• Why are we frightened to fund English music?
  by Liddle, Rod
• Is the horse weak or strong?
• A master carpenter
  by Massie, Allan
• Adjustment and reappraisal
  by Bogdanor, Vernon
• Dutch treats
  by Heffer, Simon
• Punching pink
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Common touch
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Bus blockade
• mean streets of Britain, where life is as cheap as food, The
  by Heath, Allister
• Public servant, private saint
  by Cecil, Hugh
• Bear market strategies
  by Pitman, Joanna
• Colour coding
  by Phillips, Peter
• Correcting received opinions
  by Zamoyski, Adam
• sunset burns on, The
  by Catling, Patrick Skene
• Profit from the sins of emission
  by Webb, Merryn Somerset
• Don't attack the veil: attack the misogyny that created it
  by Liddle, Rod
• Hove has it again
  by KEATING, FRANK
• Great judgment
  by Oakley, Robin
• Light on a master
  by Rosenthal, Tom
• SPECTATOR MINI-BAROFFER
  by HOGGART, SIMON
• To abandon Iraq would be to court disaster
  by Shawcross, William
• Stern warning
• Making it up as we go
  by Mason, Ian Garrick
• Time to invest in Korean reunification? I know a man who did
  by WEYER, MARTIN VANDER
• With friends like these . . .
• Culture crash
  by Spencer, Mimi

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