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A US tour can mean coffin-sized bunks, 2,000-mile drives, late nights and extremely long days. ✍️ John Niven spectator.co.uk/article/justin…
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Justin Currie’s truly remarkable rock memoir
In 2022, at the age of 58, Justin Currie – singer, bass-player and main songwriter with the Scottish rock band Del Amitri – faced what might be mildly termed a series of setbacks. In short order his...
The opening verse of ‘Eldest Daughter’ is so downright awful it reads as pastiche. ✍️ Graeme Thomson spectator.co.uk/article/has-ta…
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Has Taylor Swift been reading The Spectator?
The Last Dinner Party received quite the critical backlash when they arrived amid much fanfare in 2023. Posh, precocious and theatrical, armed with lofty ideas that matched their station as four...
Anyone familiar with recent curatorial trends will pause to sigh with relief. ✍️ Richard Bratby spectator.co.uk/article/this-m…
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This museum is a lesson for all curators
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The problem for the Scottish Tories is the same as that facing their English counterparts: is anyone ready to listen? ✍️ Lucy Dunn spectator.co.uk/article/is-any…
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Is anyone listening to the Scottish Tories?
The problem for the Scottish Tories remains similar to that facing their English counterparts: is anyone ready to listen?
The SNP should know all about links to Russia, given their very own former first minister Alex Salmond hosted a show on Russian state television for almost five years. ✍️ Steerpike spectator.co.uk/article/stephe…
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Stephen Flynn attacks Farage over Russia
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Dear Mary: How do I avoid offending old friends if I don’t recognise them at a party? ✍️ Mary Killen spectator.co.uk/article/dear-m…
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Dear Mary: How do I avoid offending old friends if I don’t recognise them at a party?
Q. I am shortly to attend a big London party at which I will see many old acquaintances. However, first there was Covid, then I went to live in New York: so while other guests have been seeing each...
Stephen Fry is the perfect Lady Bracknell. ✍️ Lloyd Evans spectator.co.uk/article/stephe…
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Stephen Fry is the perfect Lady Bracknell
Hamlet at the National opens like a John Lewis Christmas advert. Elegant celebrations are in progress. The stage is full of dining tables draped in white linen and adorned with flowers and beautiful...
Are we Irish an over-sensitive lot? ✍️ Liz Walsh spectator.co.uk/article/no-won…
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No wonder the Irish hate Netflix's House of Guinness
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Portrait of the week: Synagogue attack, pro-Palestine protests and a new Archbishop of Canterbury. ✍️ The Spectator spectator.co.uk/article/portra…
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Portrait of the week: Synagogue attack, pro-Palestine protests and a new Archbishop of Canterbury
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Padel has taken off for reasons that have nothing to do with sport. ✍️ Arabella Byrne spectator.co.uk/article/padel-…
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Padel is a disgrace
I thought padel might have the same feel of the restrained geometry and simmering tension of the tennis court. It does not.
In The Tortured Poets Department, the mask began to slip as Swift tore into her non-committal ‘forever-boyfriend’. ✍️ Lois McLatchie Miller spectator.co.uk/article/taylor…
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Taylor Swift has shattered feminism's fragile lie
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My brief career as an ‘Eye in the Sky’ airborne reporter ✍️ Paul Burke spectator.co.uk/article/my-bri…
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My brief career as an ‘Eye in the Sky’ airborne reporter
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When is a drink not a drink? ✍️ Olivia Potts spectator.co.uk/article/whisky…
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When is a drink not a drink?
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Putin's winter campaign begins
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If these are the grown ups, then send in the clowns. ✍️ Madeline Grant spectator.co.uk/article/are-th…
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Are the grown-ups really back in charge?
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The royal family’s mental health dance. ✍️ Alexander Larman spectator.co.uk/article/the-ro…
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The royal family’s mental health dance
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