John Clarke on missing his wife Marian Finucane: 'I didn't realise how much we chatted'
Top reads of 2021: He recalls her odd attitude to doctors, their ‘crazy’ love and their late daughter
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Top reads of 2021: He recalls her odd attitude to doctors, their ‘crazy’ love and their late daughter
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Sinéad O'Connor last night lashed out at Irish authorities for not legalising condoms in this country until the 1980s, as it "cost lives". The singer spoke out after Channel 4 screened its final episode on Friday of the acclaimed series It's A Sin, which is set among a group of gay people and their friends, and examines the effects of Aids in London in the 1980s and 1990s. Gutsy Sinéad also declared that she is "proud" that the very first time she came to public attention was when she was just 19 in a mock-up commercial for a fictitious condom product on a BBC show.