Your tireless Coffee House baristas have been busy since our last update to Spectator Blogs just over two months ago. This time, we have revamped the cogs behind the magazine side of this website. If we are doing our job properly, the only thing you’ll notice is that it’s much easier to use. Our archive easier to navigate, authors are a cinch to track down and there’s better integration with Google.
But the biggest change is that, to celebrate, we’re taking down the paywall for a few weeks. This will mean free access to over 20,000 articles from 540 back issues from the last decade.
For now, we hope you enjoy noodling about on the new magazine website. This week, for example, we have Jeremy Hunt telling James Forsyth why he offers no guarantees on protecting the health budget, @SteveHiltonGuru on how he had Westminster in thrall, And feuds galore: Charles Moore on Disraeli vs Miliband, Matthew Parris on Evil vs folly, Rod Liddle on Jimmy Savile vs Newsnight and James Delingpole on piety vs a free press.
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