Jeremy Clarke, The Spectator’s Low Life columnist, died this morning at his home in France. He was 66. For 23 years, his column was, for many readers, the first page they turned to in the magazine. Here is a brief selection of the best of Low Life:
On self-confidence
30 March 2002: ‘Two Christmases ago, Sharon gave her Mum a self-help paperback called The Duty Trap.
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