What kind of newspaper is The Spectator?

What kind of newspaper is The Spectator?

The Spectator is a weekly British magazine on politics, culture, and current affairs. It was first published in July 1828, making it the oldest weekly magazine in the world. It is owned by Frederick Barclay, who also owns The Daily Telegraph newspaper, via Press Holdings.

How do I contact The Spectator magazine?

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How do I log into The Spectator?

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Is The Spectator app free?

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Does anyone own the Sun?

The treaty is actually quite clear that no sovereign nation can own celestial bodies like the Moon or Sun.

When was the paper spectator introduced?

1711The Spectator / First issue date

How many essays were published in The Spectator?

The Spectator published a total of 635 essays. Its first run, from 1711–12, consisted of 555 essays. It was revived in 1714 and added another 80 essays.

How do I cancel my Hamilton Spectator subscription?

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How do I get the Spectator app?

We’ve been beavering away for the last few months to get it right. Now, you can download The Spectator app for Android (available on over 4,000 devices) through the Google Play store. You can read this week’s fantastic issue for free now by signing up to one of our trial monthly or annual subscriptions.

Who is editor of the Spectator?