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The Spectator
13 May 2006
Features:
- Change inevitably upsets peopleFraser Nelson David Cameron’s first full interview since the local elections
- We need boring government Geoff Mulgan The future lies in cool rhetoric and strong accountability
- Brown does not understand goldAllister Heath The Chinese continue to exploit the rise in the metal’s price
- Where have all the UFOs gone? Rod Liddle The demise of a great conspiracy theory
- ‘It seemed to me that Tony was suffering’ Tim Walker Sir Cliff Richard on houses and house-guests
- Leading article
- Diary Barry Humphries
- Politics Matthew d’Ancona
- The Spectator’s Notes
- The Blairs
- Mind your language
- Medicine and letters
- Letters
- Diary of a Notting Hill Nobody
- And another thing Paul Johnson
- Shared opinion Frank Johnson
- Investment Matthew Vincent
- City life James Kynge
- Keeping the oil flowing Rupert Steiner talks to Lord Browne
- Jumping on the low-fat bandwagon Simon Nixon
- Douglas Hurd:1956, by Peter Unwin
- Bevis Hillier:12 Books that Changed the World, by Melvyn Bragg
- Allan Mallinson:Cobra II, by Michael Gordon
- Eric Anderson:Wicked!, by Jilly Cooper
- Sebastian Smee:Black Swan Green, by David Mitchell
- Judith Flanders:Visiting Picasso, by Elizabeth Cowling
- Alexander Waughon the Gospel of Judas
- Lesley Quayle:‘Flying’, apoem
- Richard Ollard:The Letters of Samuel Pepys, edited by Guy de la Bedoỳre
- Stephen Pettitt on Finnish music’s complicated relationship with Sibelius
- Exhibitions:Albers and Moholy-Nagy: From the Bauhaus to the New World Andrew Lambirth
- Gardens Ursula Buchan
- Theatre 1: Othello; Hamlet Patrick Carnegy
- Opera:Don Giovanni Michael Tanner
- Theatre 2: Donkeys’ Years; Footloose; Crooked Toby Young
- Pop Marcus Berkmann
- Cinema:Brick Olivia Glazebrook
- Radio Michael Vestey
- Television James Delingpole
- Motoring AlanJudd
- High life Taki
- Low life Jeremy Clarke
- Bridge Susanna Gross
- Farmers’ markets Frances Osborne
- Dare to wear white Oscar Humphries
- Buenos Aires William Boyd
- Restaurant Deborah Ross
- Chess; Competition; Crossword
- Sport Frank Keating
- Your problems solved Mary Killen