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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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Radio - Rachel Cooke
28 November 2005

Edward Stourton's pursuit of the real Jesus made for spellbinding listening

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
21 November 2005

When Radio 4 reverts to type, its middle-class smugness quite takes the breath away

Books
Radio - Rachel Cooke
14 November 2005

Reduced rather than boiled down, R4's Couples was not Updike-lite, but Essence of Updike

TV and Radio
The radio column - Rachel Cooke
07 November 2005

Thousands of people fear switching on 6 Music in case they get a blast of Jethro Tull

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
31 October 2005

Fear is all about us right now - even sand dunes can turn into objects of terror

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
24 October 2005

Does Jeremy Vine mourn his former reputation as Jeremy Paxman's Mini-Me?

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
17 October 2005

Listening at random, I stumbled upon local station horrors and unexpected delights

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
10 October 2005

Welcome to the celebrity presenter: youth, fame, good looks - and a voice like a cabbie on speed

TV and Radio
Radio - Rachel Cooke
03 October 2005

Sir Walter Raleigh, Milton's Rebel Angels and a Eurosceptic tank? Radio 4 must be dumbing up

Books
Loose threads
12 September 2005

My Mother's Wedding Dress

Justine Picardie Picador, 336pp, £12.99

ISBN 0330413066

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