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Articles in Jun 21, 2008 issue of Spectator, The

• We have a duty to protect Zimbabwe
  by Oborne, Peter
• On red alert
  by Hartley, Aidan
• A genius but not a hero
  by Crane, David
• Between the lines
  by Chisholm, Kate
• An old flame
  by Grogan, Peter
• GLOBAL WARNING
  by DALRYMPLE, THEODORE
• KP's caper
  by ALTON, ROGER
• Flying bison and half a cup of coffee
• Breathless approach
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Midas touch
  by Gilchrist, Roderick
• Is the Catholic Church sliding towards civil war?
  by Thompson, Damian
• Ulster didn't fight for right
• Obsessed by Ukraine
  by Zamyski, Adam
• Excited but drained
  by Judd, Alan
• old order changeth, The
• Talk of 'excellence for all' is just Balls
  by Green, David
• Pushkin comes to shove
• A choice of first novels
  by House, Christian
• Conquering heroes
  by Taki
• Poor, brave David Davis has become the Eddie the Eagle of Westminster
  by NELSON, FRASER
• An innocent at Home
  by Forsyth, James
• last straw, The
• Humiliated
  by Birtill, Paul
• Run, rabbit run
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• DIARY
  by BARKER, RAFFAELLA
• new Woodstock generation, The
  by Salam, Reihan
• Roll on the glorious future
• irritation of Jean, The
  by Moore, Caroline
• Bad manners
  by Kite, Melissa
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• A child's purpose
• Business as usual with the Burmese generals
  by Wilson, Elliot
• sweetness pictures can add to life, The
  by McEwan, John
• Autograph's hound
  by Cashmore, Bill
• DIARY OF A NOTTING HILL NOBODY
  by Lightwater, Tamzin
• Casting aspersions on Poles
• Wishful thiniking at the Economist
  by Price, Tony Curzon
• Work and sex
  by Ziegler, Philip
• Eyes wide shut
  by Delingpole, James
• EU leaders will never consult us again
  by Hannan, Daniel
• It's all to easy to leave Top Secret papers lying around - I should know
  by PARRIS, MATTHEW
• Not a scandal but a textbook success
  by Butler, Ross
• Fluff and granite
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Paradise found
  by Standing, Sarah
• 'I hope the entire tribunal becomes infested with Lice'
  by Liddle, Rod
• Great Britten
  by Tanner, Michael
• Ruthless but ineffective
  by Sumption, Jonathan
• Four play
  by Ross, Deborah
• Flanders fields
  by Ray, Jonathan