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Five articles from the latest issue are available for free online to all website users:
Walking the corridors of Westminster at the moment is like gate crashing a wake, except for one reason.
James Forsyth reveals that the expenses scandal has delighted the Tories – it has kept Gordon Brown in power.
The Soviets and the Labour party had one thing in common – to keep the forces of conservatism at bay. This engendered mutual co-operation throughout the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties. Pavel Stroilov reveals this friendship through the contents of the KGB’s archives.
Timothy Garton Ash was a student in Berlin when The Spectator asked him to cover what turned out to be the fall of communism.
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