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Articles in Jun 28, 2008 issue of Spectator, The

• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• I wrote 'hug a hoodie' and I'm proud of it
  by Kruger, Danny
• Pound sold to highest bidder
  by Lynn, Matthew
• Too close for comfort
• Sporting chance
  by Taki
• Truth is stranger than fiction
  by Ridley, Jane
• What Cyd Charisse told me about Singin' in the Rain
  by Kaufman, Gerald
• Childcare costs soar, house prices plunge, and the rich get sued by Mr Riches
  by LUSH, EDIE G
• A true Renaissance man
  by Bradford, Sarah
• Up for it
  by James, Alex
• Not for insomniacs
• Hard-won liberties
• Giacomo of all trades
  by Wilson, Ben
• vanity of human hopes, The
  by Massie, Allan
• SPECTATOR MINI-BAR OFFER
  by HOGGART, SIMON
• Visual fuss
  by Tanner, Michael
• Wrong response
• Mudslinging in the groves of academe
  by Raphael, Frederic
• How the West was won
  by Stoddart, Alexander
• Scents and sensibility
  by Nicolson, Juliet
• Very discreetly, Cameron is writing his first Queen's Speech
  by Nelson, Fraser
• Judgment of Parris
• A futile solution
  by Moorehead, Caroline
• Traces of self
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Celebrity haunts
  by Woodhead, Lindy
• Princely homes that hold their value in every sense
  by Thompson, Venetia
• Murder in the dark
• Variations on an enigma
  by Hobson, Charlotte
• Whisper or scream
  by Holloway, Robin
• WIKI MAN, THE
  by SUTHERLAND, RORY
• UN is not the Holy See, The
• Trivia really is very important, you know
  by Mason, Mark
• Hijab opponents
• Overstretched and over there
  by Hurd, Douglas
• Oxford treasures
  by Mount, Harry
• DIARY OF A NOTTING HILL NOBODY
  by Lightwater, Tamzin
• GLOBAL WARNING
  by DALRYMPLE, THEODORE
• Modest success
• Tangerine dreams
  by King, Francis
• Toffs are different
  by Delingpole, James
• DIARY
  by CHANCELLOR, ALEXANDER
• Cummins may be part of the green ink brigade, but he was right about Islam
  by Liddle, Rod
• If a policy is in crisis, hand it to the Post Office -- or the Girl Guides
  by RIFKIND, HUGO
• It is always the last summer
  by Allnutt, Gillian
• Artist and believer
  by Chisholm, Kate
• Some advice for Brown's second year: find a John Reid and bring back Charles Clarke
  by RICHARDS, STEVE
• 'Yes! Ha! I'd have been up to the top job'
  by Rowson, Martin
• veterna batsman who just hates to lose, The
  by Bevan, Judi
• Selective breeding
  by Glendinning, Victoria
• International affair
  by Oakley, Robin