Hard on the heels of Permissive Night, BBC2 tonight screens Filth, a biopic of Mary Whitehouse, starring Julie Walters.
I shall be interested to see how it is handled, but some of the previews have already been ruminating on whether or not she was a Good Thing. Julie Walters, interviewed on BBC Breakfast News last week, admitted that whilst she had despised Whitehouse at the time, the experience of making the film had inspired a grudging respect [see also a mention in the Guardian]. The TV critic David Stubbs poses the question whether we should have listened to her, but concludes in the negative, in the Guardian TV Guide.
Theology at the University of Southampton between the world wars
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Part of my responsibilities in the Hartley Library at the University of
Southampton is building up the digital collections of the Library, which
are made a...
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