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Articles in Jul 12, 2008 issue of Spectator, The

• Establishment paedophile: how a monster hid in high society, The
  by Metcalf, Charlotte
• What a carry on
  by Walton, James
• Highland fling
  by James, Alex
• Shifting combinations
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• I feel for Ingrid Betancourt - I was kidnapped, too
  by Garel-Jones, Tristan
• Cheap and deadly
  by Mirsky, Jonathan
• Super trouper
  by Ross, Deborah
• Shouting abuse at fat people is not just fun. It's socially useful
  by Liddle, Rod
• SPECTATOR WINE CLUB
  by HOGGART, SIMON
• Another tragic Russian heroine
  by Baker, Simon
• Passionate collector
  by Dennison, Matthew
• Cocoa heaven
  by Grogan, Peter
• Try before you buy
• Cathedral city
  by Torode, John
• Wanted! Lost portraits
  by Gayford, Martin
• sins of the son, The
  by Carr, Raymond
• I fell helplessly in love with Christine Hamilton
  by Rowson, Martin
• web is the most conservative force on Earth, The
  by Leadbeater, Charles
• Not mocked
• How many Russians does it take to change a lightbulb?
  by Sebestyen, Victor
• Uncool fun
  by Spencer, Charles
• WIKI MAN, THE
  by SUTHERLAND, RORY
• Our survey shows British Muslims don't want sharia
  by Schwartz, Stephen; Al-Alawi, Irfan
• Break point
• Dancing through danger
  by Cole, Olivia
• Entranced by Janacek
  by Tanner, Michael
• No rude awakening
  by Delingpole, James
• A pariah writes
• Glasgow Doctrine, The
• Good news for the prudent: we're heading for recession
  by Northedge, Richard
• Magic and laundry
  by Hopkin, S E G
• DIARY
  by NEWMAN, REBECCA
• Lost in translation
  by Phillips, Peter
• Gilding the lily
  by Guiness, Molly
• If you had Jerusalem Syndrome, your Solomon hands would fear your Jesus hair
  by RIFKIND, HUGO
• Bad times
• Labour needs someone with the guts to tell the party what it must do to avoid disaster
  by NELSON, FRASER
• Brown study
• School fees: a luxury you can't afford
  by Webb, Merryn Somerset
• Through a chink in the Iron Curtain
  by Bourdeaux, Michael
• Head over heart
  by Oakley, Robin
• People problem
  by Taki
• A Petition
  by Adcock, Fleur
• Last tales from the West
• Is it wrong to do business in Zimbabwe? Remember what Mandela said to Shell
  by WEYER, MARTIN VANDER
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• In the thick of it
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• A little goes a long way
  by Linklater, Andro
• 'I am ashes where once I was fire'
  by Massie, Allan