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PORTRAIT OF THE WEEK
The SpectatorCub reporters T he Prince and Princess of Wales were said to have 'recruited national newspapers to carry their own accounts of their marital rifts', according to Lord McGregor,...
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POLITICS
The SpectatorShouldn't somebody tell them that we've already turned? SIMON HEFFER The Right has acquired the habit of lead- ing the assault on Mr Major for his occa- sional displays of...
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DIARY KEITH WATERHOUSE
The SpectatorI have yet to read Marje Proops's biogra- phy but it came to mind last week when I chose to write a Daily Mail column about John Smith's difficulties in the form of a letter...
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ANOTHER VOICE
The SpectatorMuch may yet be achieved by some violent riots AUBERON WAUGH O ne of the problems of dealing with Americans is that we can never be sure which sex they belong to until we have...
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THE LARGEST HEATED TENT EVENT IN HISTORY
The SpectatorAnne Applebaum reports on the forthcoming Inauguration of Bill Clinton, and the people being swept into power by the new President Washington THIS IS a great place to work,...