The Spectator

The week that was | 4 April 2008

Nick Clegg answers CoffeeHousers’ questions.

 

James Forsyth points out how bad things are looking for Gordon Brown.

 

Peter Hoskin questions the Government’s eco-town policy.

 

Fraser Nelson says we should dispense with the bureaucrats.

 

And Matthew d’Ancona suggests that Hillary Clinton should cool it with the Rocky comparisons.

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