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Hey, Matt. Hi, Alice. Big question, but what do you feel about censorship?

I think so, a load of f***ing. I think it's peddled by

pernicious people who want to control what we think and say. I think it's effectively in a

assault on free speech and people who do it are absolutely f***ing. Totally couldn't agree more.

And it's just great to work on a platform where I'm completely free of it.

The 9th of September 1971, Westminster Central Hall, London.

From the lectern where she stands, Mary Whitehouse casts a rise across the packed hall.

Taking in the huge banners of support being waived, the sea of people raising their hand

skywards in joyful prayer. She could burst with pride.

The exploitation of sex and violence by various different branches of the entertainment industry

is the single greatest current threat to the nation's moral wellbeing. As Christians,

we can come together and say no to this.

Mary Whitehouse is the audience erupt. After she's finished speaking here,

she'll be marching to Hyde Park, where fellow Christian and good friend Cliff Richard

is due to play a set as the festival's star attraction. 25,000 people are expected to turn out.

But just as she's about to resume her speech, she hears a ruckus. Several men and women

charge into the back of the hall. Mary gasps as she makes out the words dorked across the banners

they're holding. Festival of blight. A surge of anger grips her. She knows immediately who

these people are. The newly formed gay liberation front. Mary spoken out against homosexuality a great

deal recently and has targeted several publicity campaigns and magazines produced by these sinners.

Mary stares in disbelief as more interlopers invade the hall's large balcony,

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