Opinion and feature articles.
Tom Lewis, 27 October 2003
As virtual observations on the Iraq war die out, the internet's bulletin boards return to profanities and partisan passion, abuse and angst, and hate and hysteria. But Tom Lewis finds not everyone has moved on…
Sally Brooks, 20 September 2003
A reporter who helped in the 1997 Labour campaign that brought the party to power considers her political allegiance after the shock seizure of one of its "safe" seats this week.
Deepa Kandaswamy, 15 September 2003
A new thriller examines the reality of the Cold War and the subsequent "process" of de-nuclearisation…
Alex Walker, 21 August 2003
Television news channels that operate around the clock are cutting considered analysis and investigative journalism out of the picture, argues Alex Walker.
Chris Parker, 17 August 2003
The fast-buck business of licensing popular comic book-movie crossovers to video game developers has left a sour taste in this reporter's mouth…
Pepi Mcdoodle, 4 August 2003
More than one hundred and twenty-five thousand fans swamped Knebworth to watch the prince of pop, His Royal Highness Robbie Williams, perform a plethora of poptastic tracks, but what does his popularity say about us?
Pepi Mcdoodle, 29 July 2003
As a proud Briton drowning in a sea of Americanisation, Bob Hope's death has upset many on both sides of the Atlantic.
Sally Brooks, 28 July 2003
Adding lesbian characters to tired television programmes boosts ratings and publicity, but representations are frankly embarrassing, says Sally Brooks.
Nicola Farrugia, 26 July 2003
The results are in. Cameron is the winner of Big Brother 4, marking the end of another 64 days of very cheap television. Yet, I'm amazed to find myself one of the few people who finds this a relief.
Alex Walker, 25 July 2003
A critical examination of the importance of protecting sources and keeping them out of the hands of "dark actors".
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