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Rachel Cooke

Rachel Cooke trained as a reporter on The Sunday Times. She is now a writer at The Observer. In the 2006 British Press Awards, she was named Interviewer of the Year.

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TV and Radio
The Axeman cometh
24 July 2006

Creating your own station offers the joys of elimination

Books
Carnal knowledge
17 July 2006

Heat: an amateur's adventures as kitchen slave, line cook, pasta-maker and apprentice to a b

Ideas
How to pick your podcasts
17 July 2006

Summer is here: enjoy radio alfresco on your iPod

TV and Radio
The call of the wild
10 July 2006

Ian Hislop makes a tame exploration of Middle England

TV and Radio
When the workers knew their place
03 July 2006

Crisp and chilling interviews with 1930s British fascists

TV and Radio
Lessons from the convent
26 June 2006

A religious reality series sounds a rare note of moral clarity

TV and Radio
The Beatles? We've bigger fish to fry
19 June 2006

Andy Kershaw harks back to the strange world of student gigs

Books
Second helpings
19 June 2006

Unaccompanied Women

Jane Juska Chatto & Windus, 253pp, £12.99

ISBN 070

TV and Radio
People . . . keep it fun-key
12 June 2006

Bobby Gillespie's anti-Coldplay rant made brilliant radio

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
05 June 2006

No one with a brain would find Russell Brand funny. He is dumb and hateful, and must be stopped

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