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How to save the rave, p14 Angry white people, p37 From green to Amber, p24 THE WEEK 3 Leading article 7 Portrait of the Week 9 Diary Me, David Aaronovitch and the spa photographer Jan Moir 10 Politics Osborne’s budget James Forsyth 11 The Spectator’s Notes The leaders who matter on Brexit Charles Moore 14 Ancient and modern Students vs Athenians 17 Rod Liddle How I know Joan Bakewell must be right 18 Barometer Renamed towns, deficit deadlines, dangerous sports 19 From the archive Lisbon’s choice 27 Matthew Parris Labour’s squeezed middle 28 Hugo Rifkind Gadget fatigue 29 Letters Stepford students, rebel Wykehamists and boys in dresses 31 Any other business Brexit and the budget Martin Vander Weyer 12 Who killed murder? The mystery of the missing violent crimes Andrew Taylor 13 No hiding place Killers are now easier to catch Gary Bell QC 14 Bored of the dance Why I’m quitting the rave scene George Hull 18 Desperate straits People-smugglers talk Turkey Yvo Fitzherbert 20 I love political correctness My disabled son changed my mind Simon Barnes 23 Vote for freedom! I think that means staying in the EU Ian Buruma 24 Amber alert The Energy Secretary interviewed James Forsyth BOOKS & ARTS BOOKS 32 Andrew Motion Aeneid Book VI, translated by Seamus Heaney 35 Hugh Pearman Slow Burn City, by Rowan Moore 36 Jason Webster The Last Days of the Spanish Republic, by Paul Preston Charlotte Moore Love Like Salt, by Helen Stevenson 37 Rod Liddle Angry White People, by Hsiao-Hung Pai 38 Sean McGlynn Henry IV, by Chris Given-Wilson 39 William Leith Stars, Cars and Crystal Meth, by Jack Sutherland A.D. Miller The Senility of Vladimir P, by Michael Honig Alan Dixon ‘A Useful Meeting’: a poem 41 Andrew Barrow Better Living through Criticism, by A.O. Scott Cover by Morten Morland. Drawings by Michael Heath, Castro, Morten Morland, Phil Disley, Grizelda, RGJ, Nick Newman, Kipper Williams, Bernie, Adam Singleton, Pals, Mike Williams, K.J. Lamb, GG, Hunter and Geoff Thompson. www.spectator.co.uk To subscribe to The Spectator for £111 a year, turn to page 54 Editorial and advertising The Spectator, 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP, Tel: 020 7961 0200, Fax: 020 7681 3773, Email: editor@spectator.co.uk (editorial); letters@spectator.co.uk (for publication); advertising@spectator.co.uk (advertising); Advertising enquiries: 020 7961 0222 Subscription and delivery queries Spectator Subscriptions Dept., 800 Guillat Avenue, Kent Science Park, Sittingbourne ME9 8GU; Tel: 01795 592886 Fax: 0870 220 0290; Email: spectator@servicehelpline.co.uk Newsagent queries Spectator Circulation Dept, 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP, Tel: 020 7961 0200, Fax: 020 7681 3773, Email: dstam@spectator.co.uk Distributor COMAG Specialist, Tavistock Works, Tavistock Road, West Drayton, Middlesex UB7 7QX Vol 330; no 9786 © The Spectator (1828) Ltd. ISSN 0038-6952 The Spectator is published weekly by The Spectator (1828) Ltd at 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP Editor: Fraser Nelson 4 the spectator | 19 march 2016 | www.spectator.co.uk

How to save the rave, p14

Angry white people, p37

From green to Amber, p24

THE WEEK

3 Leading article 7 Portrait of the Week 9 Diary Me, David Aaronovitch and the spa photographer Jan Moir 10 Politics Osborne’s budget

James Forsyth 11 The Spectator’s Notes

The leaders who matter on Brexit Charles Moore 14 Ancient and modern

Students vs Athenians 17 Rod Liddle How I know

Joan Bakewell must be right 18 Barometer Renamed towns,

deficit deadlines, dangerous sports 19 From the archive Lisbon’s choice 27 Matthew Parris

Labour’s squeezed middle 28 Hugo Rifkind Gadget fatigue 29 Letters Stepford students, rebel

Wykehamists and boys in dresses 31 Any other business

Brexit and the budget Martin Vander Weyer

12 Who killed murder?

The mystery of the missing violent crimes Andrew Taylor 13 No hiding place

Killers are now easier to catch Gary Bell QC 14 Bored of the dance

Why I’m quitting the rave scene George Hull 18 Desperate straits

People-smugglers talk Turkey Yvo Fitzherbert 20 I love political correctness

My disabled son changed my mind Simon Barnes 23 Vote for freedom!

I think that means staying in the EU Ian Buruma 24 Amber alert The Energy Secretary interviewed

James Forsyth

BOOKS & ARTS

BOOKS 32 Andrew Motion Aeneid Book VI,

translated by Seamus Heaney 35 Hugh Pearman

Slow Burn City, by Rowan Moore 36 Jason Webster

The Last Days of the Spanish Republic, by Paul Preston Charlotte Moore

Love Like Salt, by Helen Stevenson 37 Rod Liddle Angry White People,

by Hsiao-Hung Pai 38 Sean McGlynn

Henry IV, by Chris Given-Wilson 39 William Leith Stars, Cars and

Crystal Meth, by Jack Sutherland A.D. Miller The Senility of

Vladimir P, by Michael Honig Alan Dixon

‘A Useful Meeting’: a poem 41 Andrew Barrow Better Living through Criticism, by A.O. Scott

Cover by Morten Morland. Drawings by Michael Heath, Castro, Morten Morland, Phil Disley, Grizelda, RGJ, Nick Newman, Kipper Williams, Bernie, Adam Singleton, Pals, Mike Williams, K.J. Lamb, GG, Hunter and Geoff Thompson. www.spectator.co.uk To subscribe to The Spectator for £111 a year, turn to page 54 Editorial and advertising The Spectator, 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP, Tel: 020 7961 0200, Fax: 020 7681 3773, Email: editor@spectator.co.uk (editorial); letters@spectator.co.uk (for publication); advertising@spectator.co.uk (advertising); Advertising enquiries: 020 7961 0222 Subscription and delivery queries Spectator Subscriptions Dept., 800 Guillat Avenue, Kent Science Park, Sittingbourne ME9 8GU; Tel: 01795 592886 Fax: 0870 220 0290; Email: spectator@servicehelpline.co.uk Newsagent queries Spectator Circulation Dept, 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP, Tel: 020 7961 0200, Fax: 020 7681 3773, Email: dstam@spectator.co.uk Distributor COMAG Specialist, Tavistock Works, Tavistock Road, West Drayton, Middlesex UB7 7QX Vol 330; no 9786 © The Spectator (1828) Ltd. ISSN 0038-6952 The Spectator is published weekly by The Spectator (1828) Ltd at 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP Editor: Fraser Nelson

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