David Cox
Articles by David Cox
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Politics
Coming soon, the next rural fiasco
- 28 January 2002
After botching the foot-and-mouth outbreak, the government promised to make amends. But now it is botching the follow-up, argues David Cox
Politics
The future has been cancelled
- 21 January 2002
Experts said we would surf the net on TVs and watch films on mobiles. But we still prefer the cinema
Politics
Take their prattle off the screen
- 14 January 2002
The secret of better political broadcasting is not to dumb down, but to put fewer politicians on air, argues David Cox
Politics
Bring the BBC to heel
- 10 September 2001
Who cares whether Baroness Jay or Gavyn Davies is the new corporation chairman? We should just get rid of the governors, argues David Cox
Politics
The great television flop
- 27 August 2001
Digital has come to a halt; steam telly is enjoying a resurgence. A good time, suggests David Cox, to force the BBC to rethink its grandiose plans
Politics
Here comes the Fat Controller
- 13 August 2001
It doesn't matter who the proprietor of a broadcasting station is: all you need is a strong regulator. By David Cox
Politics
Let's set the countryside on fire
- 16 July 2001
Green issue - Coal, oil and gas are just the residues of plants that once lived above ground. So why not burn plants on the surface?
Politics
Keep out! By order of the squirearchy
- 14 May 2001
If foot-and-mouth is beaten, why are many footpaths still closed? David Coxinvestigates
Politics
Don't trust farmers with our land
- 07 May 2001
Farming subsidies have already done the countryside harm, argues David Cox. Government plans for conservation subsidies would finish it off
Politics
Silence of the lambs' champions
- 16 April 2001
The foot and mouth cull should have animal rights activists out in droves. Where are they? David Cox reports
