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Articles in May 31, 2003, issue of Spectator, The

• Selective vandalism
  by Gayford, Martin
• 'I let go of life'
  by Kiley, Sam
• Are whites cleverer than blacks?
  by Thomas, Sean
• This month's Rasputin
  by Osborne, George
• Flights to fancy
  by Ray, Jonathan
• Wandering star
  by Henderson, Michael
• Referendum est
• Brighton rocked
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Ever backwards
  by Gascoigne, Laura
• joy of socks, The
  by Fildes, Christopher
• If you embarrass the government, you may end up in police custody
  by Glover, Stephen
• An epidemic of fear
• Historic advice
  by Vestey, Michael
• Finding his voice
  by Osborne, George
• Letters
• Restaurants
  by Ross, Deborah
• My part in Iain Duncan Smith's sullen, sarcastic and ill-tempered outburst
  by Parris, Matthew
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Palm, yes, dust, no
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Why studio-style never goes out of fashion
  by Deckker, Sebastian
• Feisty renaissance woman
  by Wall, Alan
• Ultimate dad
  by Berkmann, Marcus
• Journeys with an end in view
  by Ziegler, Philip
• New ways to keep old masters
  by Moore, Susan
• Worst possible scenarios
  by King, Steve
• Our intelligence services haven't a clue - so relax and enjoy your holiday
  by Liddle, Rod
• Plumbing the lower depths
  by Leith, William
• Responding to history
  by Glazebrook, Mark
• new labour party is over, The
  by Oborne, Peter
• A fitting entertainment
  by Leith, James
• Gothic tales
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• Sole searching
  by Courtauld, Simon
• Why the Tories backed the war
  by Nixon, Simon
• Food
  by Ross, Deborah
• Wind of change
  by Vestey, Michael
• When all the rules go
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Bankers, banquettes
  by Fildes, Christopher
• That's enough grovelling, PM
  by Rifkind, Malcolm
• 'I focus on winning'
  by Wakefield, Mary
• day Lord Rees-Mogg made me want to cry out in pain, The
  by Glover, Stephen
• City of contrasts
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Killing time
  by Dalrymple, Theodore
• They love to hate us
  by Liddle, Rod
• Win, draw or worse?
  by Judd, Alan
• Second thoughts by the pundits
  by Christiansen, Rupert
• Hot on the trail of knowledge
  by King, Steve
• Calling to mind
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Far from simple tales
  by Hedgecock, Andrew
• Let's not mock Tony. After all, how many prime ministers have been sane?
  by Liddle, Rod
• bulls have it, The
  by Hannan, Daniel
• Meticulous artistry
  by McEwen, John
• Lessons from Toby
  by Hartley, Aidan
• Uncouth maybe, but not a cad
  by Edelsten, David
• Persistence pays
  by Moore, Susan
• Beauty in the suburbs
  by Summerfield, Angela
• Birds of a feather
  by Nicolson, Nigel
• Band of brothers
  by Bishop, Patrick
• Misplaced loyalties
  by Delingpole, James
• A far cry from Plato's Republic
  by Caute, David
• Spectator's notes, The
• Is green the new blue?
  by Liddle, Rod
• In decline
  by Taki
• Second opinion
  by Dalrymple, Theodore
• taste of freedom, The
  by Wigan, Michael
• In the great race to stage the Olympics, what matters is to come second
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Odd volumes and rum coves
  by King, Francis
• Handel's passion
  by Tanner, Michael
• It ain't necessarily so
  by Haddon, Mark
• Musical doctoring
  by Poesio, Giannandrea
• Metal most attractive
  by Marr-Johnson, Merlin
• euro's sixth test: To what problem could it possibly be the solution?, The
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Public-sector fat cats
• Flow of funds
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Blatant propaganda
  by Delingpole, James
• Famous person of little consequence
  by Foulkes, Nick
• Something fishy for Captain Haddock
  by Matthews, Owen
• reek of injustice, The
  by Williams, Emma
• One long crime against humanity
  by Applebaum, Anne
• Cold comfort
  by Tanner, Michael
• Nantes jamboree
  by Phillips, Peter