Letter: TV censors on the march

Tuesday 17 December 1996 00:02 GMT

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Sir: The debate about violence on TV centres on observance of the 9pm watershed and on children's welfare. I am a normal adult woman who has difficulty finding anything I feel comfortable watching after 9pm. The constant diet of doom, gloom and violence, whatever the quality of the drama, is depressing. Never mind the children, what about me?

Mrs LOIS BURKE

Teddington, Middlesex

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