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Freddy Gray (born 1 October 1980), is a British journalist, deputy editor of The Spectator (a position to which he was appointed in 2014) and the primary editor of its US edition. Beginning his career at Mizz magazine, Gray later moved on to work at the Catholic Herald. Gray is the current host of the Spectator's Americano podcast. Gray is the founding editor of the Spectator's world edition and a former literary editor of The American Conservative. Gray spear-headed the introduction of a print edition of The Spectator's US edition. Gray was a prominent ally of fellow journalist Toby Young during the controversy leading up to Young's resignation from his post at the Office for Students. Gray expressed a desire that the Spectator's US edition not contain any strong bias concerning the presi