SPECTATOR
September 2011
The iconoclastic doctor and writer whose diagnosis of the pathologies of the British underclass goes back decades has been thoroughly vindicated after England's riots
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September 2011
BY ALEXANDER MELEAGROU-HITCHENS
In last week's issue of the Spectator, Peter Oborne threw his weight behin
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