Marcia Williams: The Life and Times of Baroness Falkender by Linda McDougall review – notes on a scandal
A much-needed retelling of the extraordinary story of Harold Wilson’s right-hand woman
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A much-needed retelling of the extraordinary story of Harold Wilson’s right-hand woman
There is an egregious hypocrisy behind all this hero-worship. Banksy's reputation and financial pulling power rely on the mystique of his anonymity.
The recording dates back to 2003 when former BBC arts correspondent Nigel Wrench interviewed Banksy to mark the opening of his Turf War exhibition in East London .
If Marcia Williams is thought of at all today, it is in terms of hysterical outbursts, a mysterious hold over the Labour prime minister Harold Wilson and, above all, the ‘Lavender List’ – Wilson’s 1976 Resignation Honours List in which Marcia is believed to have played a significant part. Linda McDougall, the widow of the
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