The Spectator

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The Spectator is a weekly British conservative magazine. It was first published on 6 July 1828, making it the oldest continuously published magazine in the English language. It is currently owned by David and Frederick Barclay who also own The Daily Telegraph newspaper, via Press Holdings. Its principal subject areas are politics and culture. Source

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Scope National, Consumer
Language English
Country United Kingdom
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Frequency Weekly
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The Spectator Journalists

Alton, Roger
Atkinson, William
Baker, Adrian
Bayley, Stephen
Brown, Neil
Burke, Paul
Carter, Gus
Christiansen, Rupert
Clark, Ross
Degutis, Lukas
Delingpole, James
Donnelly, Matthew
Edmondson, Oscar
Evans, Lloyd
Farrell, Nicholas
Fielding, Steven
Foldi, Matthew
Forsyth, James
Fotis, Michael
Fraser, Tali
Goodenough, Tom
Gove, Michael
Gray, Freddy
Gross, Susanna
Hardman, Isabel
Haseldine, Lisa
Hawksley, Rupert
Heale, James
Hensher, Philip
Hobson, Theo
Hoffman, Noa
Jackman, Robert
Jeffery, Max
Jeffries, Stuart
Jones, Peter
Killen, Mary
King, Lara
Kite, Melissa
Lazarus, Ben
Leith, Sam
Liddle, Andrew
Liddle, Rod
Loxton, Alice
Mason, Mark
Massie, Alex
Matthews, Owen
Max, James
McFarland, Ben
Moore, Charles
Murray, Douglas
Oakley, Robin
Parris, Matthew
Prendergast, Lara
Reilly, Damian
Shipman, Tim
Shriver, Lionel
Sutherland, Rory
Thomas, Sean
Thompson, Damian
Tomes, Hannah
Toronyi-Lalic, Igor
Vickery, Lucy
Wakefield, Mary
Walton, James
Watts, Andrew
Weyer, Martin Vander
Wood, Paul
Wordsworth, Dot
Young, Toby