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Was that the long awaited Iraq apology?

The Spectator 10 May 2007 13:10

The stage was set for a high-energy celebration this afternoon. There was clapping, music, and a woman in black and…

Coming up on the site today

The Spectator 10 May 2007 12:48

We’ll have lots more coming up on Coffee House today. Highlights include a review of Blair’s performance by The Spectator’s…

The PM of the middle classes

The Spectator 10 May 2007 11:57

Tony Blair possessed many of the qualities of a good – perhaps even great – Prime Minister.  He was clever,…

What if?

The Spectator 9 May 2007 19:33

Andrew Roberts is nothing less than the jewel in the crown of the Daily Mail, and he has written a…

The hidden hand of the web

The Spectator 9 May 2007 18:55

Fabulous piece by P.J. O’Rourke on Adam Smith as inventor of the web. “I wonder if the know-it-alls at Wikipedia…

RIP Isabella Blow

The Spectator 9 May 2007 18:35

Isabella Blow passed away on Monday morning and took with her much of what made London a fashion capital. She…

Cameron’s guru speaks

The Spectator 9 May 2007 14:42

‘Radically pragmatic, rather than dogmatic’, is the way Oliver Letwin, Conservative head of policy, described the new Tory approach this…

How will Blair sign off?

The Spectator 9 May 2007 10:40

Today’s Sun has the scoop on the choreography behind Blair’s resignation as Labour leader. Apparently, he’ll travel up to Sedgefield…

The long and the short of it

The Spectator 9 May 2007 8:53

If, like me, you’re trying to get your head round the radical changes in the online world – and the…

Sarkozy gets pranked

The Spectator 8 May 2007 23:21

Nicolas Sarkozy was taken in by a phone prankster claiming to be the Canadian PM on Sunday night. No damage…

The New Yorker on Banksy

The Spectator 8 May 2007 19:40

This week’s New Yorker has a fascinating profile of the graffiti artist Banky. He’s one of those people you either…

Debatable Polls

The Spectator 8 May 2007 15:53

At 9p.m. last Thursday, while over 15 million American households were tuned in to “Grey’s Anatomy” on ABC, 1.7 million…

Our shameful indifference

The Spectator 8 May 2007 12:48

Peter Hain was on the Today programme this morning doing a victory lap for the resumption of devolution in Northern…

Paralysis at Holyrood?

The Spectator 8 May 2007 10:48

The Scottish Parliament is often reported by London newsreaders as a proxy for Scottish public opinion. In truth, it’s an…

How good is Tony Blair’s French?

The Spectator 7 May 2007 17:00

Tony Blair’ send his congratulations–or should that be félicitations–to Nicolas Sarkozy.

The Gordfather

The Spectator 7 May 2007 8:42

“Barzini’s dead. So is Phillip Tattaglia — Moe Greene — Strachi — Cuneo — Today I settle all Family business.”…

Sarkozy’s message to France

The Spectator 6 May 2007 20:13

Truly extraordinary scenes at the Salle Gaveau in the eighth arrondissement of Paris tonight. Shortly after the official exit polls announcing…

France votes

The Spectator 6 May 2007 16:59

Anything other than a Nicolas Sarkozy win this evening would be a huge upset. The latest polls show him with…

McCain: I’ll pursue OBL "to the gates of hell"

The Spectator 5 May 2007 16:56

Thursday wasn’t only election night here, but also the first Republican primary debate of 2008. Over at Comment Central Daniel…

If you like this…

The Spectator 5 May 2007 16:35

If you’re enjoying Coffee House, I do hope you’ll take a look at Stephen Pollard’s new blog and Clive Davis’s—which…

Why Friday was a very good day

The Spectator 5 May 2007 9:17

Good news from Paris. No, not the capital of France which, it seems likely, will tomorrow crown Sarkozy its President.…

Why PR is bad

The Spectator 4 May 2007 18:16

The situation about to unfold in Scotland is why I can’t stand PR. First of all, not one voter will…

It’s a Facebook world we’re living in

The Spectator 4 May 2007 17:10

A couple of months ago I had never heard of Facebook. Now, I place internal bets with myself at every…

Catherine Tate

The Spectator 4 May 2007 13:55

Required viewing for all MPs

The Spectator 4 May 2007 11:32

It’s a pity that the elections yesterday coincided with Molly Dineen’s documentary ‘The Lie of the Land’ because I imagine…

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