Peter Hoskin: Where politics meets culture in The Spectator’s rich archives
By Peter Hoskin. Follow Peter on Twitter. During my time at The Spectator, where I edited the Coffee House blog,… Read more »
By Peter Hoskin. Follow Peter on Twitter. During my time at The Spectator, where I edited the Coffee House blog,… Read more »
Clouds swell against the Welsh hills, projecting rain on to the trees, tents and bookshops below. But the thunderstorms – the really… Read more »
By Peter Hoskin. Follow Peter on Twitter. There’s one particular reason why, of all the Best Picture candidates, I want Zero Dark… Read more »
This is the first entry in a new ConservativeHome column focusing on culture. It will be edited by Peter Hoskin,… Read more »
Meet Gordon Brown, the pre-1997 model. You might have preferred him back then, and for a very simple reason: he… Read more »
When the political obituaries of 2012 are published — as they soon will be — they will probably devote several… Read more »
Even from this distance of two-and-a-half years, David Cameron’s “big, open and comprehensive offer” to the Liberal Democrats stands out… Read more »
“They now need us more than we need them” — so sayeth one adviser about the relationship between the press… Read more »
It’s 6th November and everyone is talking about America. So what else to do but wish “Happy Birthday” to an… Read more »
Abandon hope all ye who enter here, for I’m about to talk about two very dull things: computers and my Sunday evening…. Read more »
This article first appeared in the Tuesday edition of ConHome's Party Conference Daily. You probably know the story about the blind… Read more »
If you go down to the Labour website today, you’re sure of a minor surprise. The party has put up… Read more »
British politics? Right now? It’s just the disquiet before the storm. I mean, the froth and fury currently whirling around… Read more »
Have you got a five-year diary to hand? And, perchance, a pen? Lovely, I thought you would. Now please flick… Read more »
This slow, sullen period before autumn demands a change of pace — and who am I to defy it? So, rather… Read more »