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Auntie's little secret

  • 26 March 2007

Observations on the BBC

Warbler power

  • 12 June 2006

Observations on conservation

Don't be such a sucker

  • 13 February 2006

The bad guys of British business are out to get you, writes David Cox, but you can hit them where it hurts

The owl that dines on pussy cat

  • 23 January 2006

Observations on wildlife

Technohype bites back

  • 09 January 2006

Does your quad-band, polyphonic camphone make you feel slightly sick? It should. Our addiction to pointless technology will be the death of us all, argues David Cox

Day of the stealth persuaders

  • 01 January 2005

2005: The decline of sex - The sexy hard sell is on the way out. You can filter out ads on television and the internet, and many people don't buy newspapers anyway. So advertisers are turning to more sinister methods, reports David Cox

A Watergate on Wearside?

  • 01 November 2004

Observations on a north-east referendum

Writers at war

  • 18 October 2004

The literary world loves a feud, but a fierce row is threatening English PEN's very existence. The casualties may be imprisoned authors around the world

How Ofcom has let down viewers

  • 11 October 2004

The new communications regulator offers a clear analysis of the malaise of public service broadcasting, but only a pointless fig leaf as a remedy

Dirty bombs: the menace persist

  • 04 October 2004

Observations on homeland security

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