Jason Cowley

Articles by Jason Cowley

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Where pink shirts mark out the killers

  • 19 April 2004

Jason Cowley travels to Rwanda with Hilary Benn, the International Development Secretary, and finds that the perpetrators of genocide, though visible everywhere, are neither abused nor shunned

NS Essay - 'This is not the country it was when Labour returned to power in 1997'

  • 29 March 2004

What do we mean by multiculturalism? In Britain, it once meant embracing the diverse traditions of the old empire, but the wider migration of recent years has changed all that. Jason Cowley explores the implications and canvasses the views of leading thinkers

Sport - Jason Cowley predicts a tour of Zimbabwe and two England finals

  • 09 February 2004

My predictions: a rebel tour to Zimbabwe, and two finals for England

Sport - Jason Cowley isn't up for the Cup

  • 02 February 2004

The thrill has gone from the FA Cup. Now it's an unwelcome distraction

Sport - Jason Cowley on drugs in sport

  • 26 January 2004

Should we care if our athletes have been pumped full of nandrolone? Asks Jason Cowley

Sport - Jason Cowley seeks a job for a disarming shark

  • 19 January 2004

Americans love their little surfer girl, but what about the shark? Asks Jason Cowley

The underground men

  • 12 January 2004

Some find true freedom when they are confined; others, like Saddam Hussein, meet their nemesis. From Dickens through Dostoevsky to Beckett, the hole in literature has become a metaphor for isolation, a place of safety or danger, a sanctuary or a prison

Sport - Jason Cowley applauds Steve Waugh

  • 12 January 2004

Waugh is over: in praise of the man who transformed Test cricket

Official! It really is a mad, mad, mad world

  • 05 January 2004

Dark thoughts about humanity's future don't usually get to the top of the Christmas singles charts.Jason Cowley finds cause for optimism and wintry celebration in a success that defied and bewildered the British pop music industry

NS Man of the year - William Shawcross

  • 15 December 2003

Once a model progressive, he is now the royal choice to write the Queen Mother's life and an apologist for war in Iraq. William Shawcross profiled

Vince Cable

The bankers' escape

The bankers cannot believe their luck

China

The next superpower

A new sun rises in the east

Sweden

Death of a dream

The death of a dream

James Macintyre

Brown's PR gamble

Brown’s PR gamble

John Pilger

Travel and tragedy

Back to the point of departure

Iran

Hidden meanings

Hidden meanings

John Bercow

Speaker's secrets

Secrets of the Speaker

Film review

Shirin

Movies, minus the popcorn

Vote!

Will China rule the world?

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