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The tone was no less inflammatory in The Spectator.
Michael Tanner in the Spectator pronounced it a "triumphant success".
Then he wrote a column about the incident in The Spectator.
His companion wept as she comforted his mother in the spectator section.
He is, as Douglas Murray has written in the Spectator, both a bore and a boor.
I couldn't help remembering this when I later read Ross Clark's little shocker in The Spectator.
("Today Crimea: Tomorrow Estonia?", as a headline in the Spectator put it).
You now get articles in the Spectator, grumbling about the money required".
For Christopher Mayer in the Spectator, however, it "reads like the man speaks.
This column does not approve of sport, either in the spectator or observer sense.
So why does he have to write it in the Spectator?
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