31 May 2003 | The Spectator

31 May 2003

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My part in Iain Duncan Smith’s sullen, sarcastic and ill-tempered outburst

Iain Duncan Smith and his party have thrown two big wobblies about BBC coverage in recent weeks. One episode occurred in the small hours of Friday 2 May when David Dimbleby compered BBC Television’s local- election-night programme. The other unfolded last Sunday lunchtime on Radio Four’s The World This Weekend as the presenter, James Cox,

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Stephen Glover

Don’t assume that Conrad Black is about to meet his Waterloo

Before I start this piece, which is about the future of the Daily Telegraph, I should make clear that it is written by me. When I last wrote at length about the Telegraph – rather controversially, perhaps – I appear to have caused palpitations in the heart of at least one banker. The Spectator is