CONTENT
i Leading article
The curse of conservatism iv Brown study
Neil Brown v Australian notes
Treaties Piers Akerman vi The man from Wagga Wagga
How low didi Phil go? Judith Sloan vii Business/Robbery, etc.
Climate change policy: worse than climate change? Michael Baume viii Meat versus Greens
The latest plan to doctor your diet Kerry Wakefield ix Tough times for fake meat
Is Bill Gates beyond meat? Rebecca Weisser x Vote out the lockdown thugs
Never again allow Covid abuse James Allan xi Population interruptus
Xi wants more babies Kevin Andrews xii Shadows over New Zealand
End of an era Amy Brooke
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THE WEEK Chef d’oeuvre, p32
3 Leading article 4 Portrait of the Week 5 Diary
War has come home to Russia Owen Matthews 6 Politics
How high a price will Truss pay? James Forsyth 7 The Spectator’s Notes
The genius of Hilary Mantel Charles Moore 11 Rod Liddle No such luck 18 Ancient and modern Sex objects 15 Douglas Murray
I’m in trouble with the police 17 Barometer Monarchs’ homes,
green growth and party capitals 18 Matthew Parris
Maybe Nanny does know best 20 Lionel Shriver
Shame should not be heritable 21 Letters Putin’s options, the loss of pews and ballet’s future 22 Any other business
The City’s reaction to Kwarteng’s unfunded plan is entirely rational Martin Vander Weyer
Not so average Joe, p24
8 What crisis?
The politics of panic Kate Andrews 9 ‘We’re so close’
Labour’s cautious optimism Katy Balls 10 Author’s notebook
The politics of driving a Tesla Bernard Cornwell 12 Marching order
Why has Oxford killed off a much-loved Catholic college? Dan Hitchens 14 Killer in our midst
Red kites should never have been reintroduced to Britain Paul Sargeantson 16 Border lines
There’s a growing sense that tomorrow belongs to Sinn Fein Jenny McCartney 19 The prince of paradox
Is it fascist or anti-fascist to quote G.K. Chesterton, or neither? Sam Leith 23 The Vintage Chef Olivia Potts
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