The Ros Dodd columns

GET OFF YOUR FACEBOOK 09-06-2009

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CUNNING LINGUIST? 21-04-2008

SCHOOL’S OUT 27-02-2008

THE WALK OF LIFE 05-01-2008

XMAS CONCERT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS 12-12-2007

REMEMBER, REMEMBER…TO SILENCE FIREWORKS 03-11-2007

HAVE WHEELS, WILL TRAVEL - TO HELL AND BACK 16-08-2007

�20 GETS A �1!! 15-08-2007

THE LIFE OF A PRINCESS 02-07-2007

MISSING MADELEINE AND THE "GRIEF CELEBRITIES"05-06-2007

NAME THAT TUNE? YOU’LL BE LUCKY 02-05-2007

A HEALTHY INTEREST IN CHILDREN? 03-03-2007

TAKE THAT NICE BLOKES SHOCKER 24-02-2007

CLICK TO CURE 13-02-2007

SINGLE PARENTS AND THE COST OF LOVING 03-02-2007

RUTH KELLY'S SPECIAL NEED 13-01-2007

WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH 06-01-2007

DRINK AND BE MERRY 22-12-2006

GIVE DRUGS THIS CHRISTMAS 16-12-2006

TAKE THAT, ROBBIE 09-12-2006

XMASPRESENT GETTING YOUR GOAT 02-12-2006

THE SANTA CLAUSE 25-11-2006

FACTORING THE FACES 18-11-2006

WAKE UP AND SMELL THE...ROSES 11-11-2006

WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH 21-10-2006

FIGHTING TALK 07-10-2006

THE SKY'S THE LIMIT 30-09/01-10-2006

ANIMAL PASSION 23/24-09-2006

MORE FOOD THAN THOUGHT AS PARENTS REVOLT 16/17-09-2006

CYPRUS HOLIDAY WAR OF WORDS 10-09-2006

MAKING OBESITY DO A RUNNER 03-09-2006

DAMNED IF YOU DO... 29-08-2006

BRITISH WAY OF LIFE TOO TAXING 28-08-2006

MUM'S THE WORD - BUT WHAT'S THE IDEAL AGE? 21-08-2006

KIDS…DAMN KIDS…AND STATISTICS 10-08-2006

AUTHORITIES BOOB OVER BREAST FEEDING 20-07-2006

ZIDANE´S FINAL HEADER 11-07-2006

England - (not very good but) as good as it gets 02-07-2006

ARE WIMBLEDON WOMEN MAN ENOUGH? 28-06-2006

TOUGH ON THE CAUSES OF CRIME? 23-06-2006

Who is Ros Dodd?

Ros began her journalistic career as a trainee reporter on the Express & Star in Wolverhampton. In 1988 she moved to North Cyprus to work as News Editor of the English-language newspaper Cyprus Times.
After three years on the Mediterranean isle, she returned to the UK as a Feature Writer on The Birmingham Post, later becoming the paper's Chief Feature Writer.
She went freelance in 2001 and wrote regularly for the Sunday Times and the University of Birmingham's in-house newsletter, BUZZ.