The Spectator’s Notes
The Spectator’s Notes
At the Golden Globes ceremony, Meryl Streep attacked Donald Trump because he ‘imitated a disabled reporter’. ‘When the powerful use…
The Spectator’s Notes
‘My deep concern is that because of changed ways that news is now gathered, collated, packaged, delivered and displayed, the…
The Spectator’s Notes
‘My deep concern is that because of changed ways that news is now gathered, collated, packaged, delivered and displayed, the…
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‘Are you Charles Moore of The Spectator?’ I answered to that description. ‘Well,’ said my questioner, ‘I am worried that you’re…
The Spectator’s Notes
‘Are you Charles Moore of The Spectator?’ I answered to that description. ‘Well,’ said my questioner, ‘I am worried that you’re…
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It seems perplexing that François Fillon, now the Republican candidate for the French presidency, should be a declared admirer of…
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It seems perplexing that François Fillon, now the Republican candidate for the French presidency, should be a declared admirer of…
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It is not self-evidently ridiculous that Nigel Farage should be the next British ambassador to the United States. The wishes…
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It is not self-evidently ridiculous that Nigel Farage should be the next British ambassador to the United States. The wishes…
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On a day when much fuss was being made about ‘false news’ on the net, it was amusing to study…
The Spectator’s Notes
On a day when much fuss was being made about ‘false news’ on the net, it was amusing to study…
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It is a great relief that there will be no inquiry into the ‘Battle of Orgreave’ in 1984. The weirdness…
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It is a great relief that there will be no inquiry into the ‘Battle of Orgreave’ in 1984. The weirdness…
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World leaders are preoccupied nowadays with what is known as their ‘legacy’. In practice, this means being linked with moral-sounding…
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World leaders are preoccupied nowadays with what is known as their ‘legacy’. In practice, this means being linked with moral-sounding…
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Vote Leave was the most successful electoral campaign in British history. Against the opposition of all three political parties, it…
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Vote Leave was the most successful electoral campaign in British history. Against the opposition of all three political parties, it…
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Given all the outrageous things that Donald Trump has done and said already, why has he got into so much…
The Spectator’s Notes
Given all the outrageous things that Donald Trump has done and said already, why has he got into so much…
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Birmingham Checking in to my hotel room on the 18th floor, for the Conservative party conference here, I opened the…
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Birmingham Checking in to my hotel room on the 18th floor, for the Conservative party conference here, I opened the…
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Mathias Döpfner, the extremely tall, extremely intelligent head of Axel Springer, is unusual in the generally conformist German business elite…
The Spectator’s Notes
Mathias Döpfner, the extremely tall, extremely intelligent head of Axel Springer, is unusual in the generally conformist German business elite…
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When I read that Martin Roth, the director of the V&A, was resigning from his job because of Brexit, I…
The Spectator’s Notes
When I read that Martin Roth, the director of the V&A, was resigning from his job because of Brexit, I…