Anne Perkins paints a misleading picture of Harold Wilson when describing him as the PM who presided over great liberalising reforms that paved the way for modest decriminalisation of homosexuality and ended theatrical censorship (Labour needs to rethink Harold Wilson's legacy, 10 March). These two reforms were achieved despite and not because of Wilson.In the case of fully dismantling theatre censorship he fought a …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:22PM on March 13, 2016