Articles from Spectator, The London (January 29, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A continent on a learning curve	Eric Christiansen		1210
A day in the life of a surgeon	Anita Brookner		958
A woman of some importance	Jane Gardam		1196
An art of surprises	Andrew Lambirth		1292
An endearing underachiever	Philip Ziegler		675
Ancient & modern	Peter Jones		389
Battling Id and Ego	Jeremy Clarke		865
Competing children	James Delingpole		918
Courageous Tippett	Michael Tanner		214
Dare to deport	Rod Liddle		1171
Desideratum	Raymond Keene		609
DIARY	Miriam Gross		1178
Don't be fobbed off	Simon Courtauld		800
Everyone benefits	Ross Clark		175
Foxes	Lesley Quayle		148
From pirate to policeman	Richard Ollard		602
He was the first to blink	Derek Scott		819
Immigration myths	Anonymous		802
Is it time the Tories stopped being emotional and learnt to love PR?	Frank Johnson		1143
Language barrier	Michael Vestey		840
LETTERS	Anonymous		1008
LIFE AND LETTERS	Anonymous		1117
Manically busy	Robin Holloway		820
Mind games	Susanna Gross		304
My first	Anonymous		962
Numero uno	Taki		384
Our modest war heroes may be forgotten by the state - but not by the Telegraph	Stephen Glover		1260
Ports in a storm	Frank Keating		563
Printing matters	Alan Powers		726
Remembering my mother	Sheridan Morley		757
Self-exiled by bad dreams	Robert Edric		499
Ten ways to save the party	Simon Heffer		1504
The man who rescued Caravaggio	Mary Wakefield		1202
The race card	Petronella Wyatt		659
The silent majority is on Mr Howard's side, but will that help him?	Bruce Anderson		1182
THE SPECTATOR'S NOTES	Charles Moore		1030
The weedy wanderer	Philip Hensher		1721
Tsunami balls	Ross Clark		1321
Turkish delights	Philippa Scott		977
Will the Iraqis vote?	Richard Beeston		1016
You can keep your identity politics	Damian Thompson		1873