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In the report "Bare-knuckle is all the rage" (19 September) it was stated that the film Fight Club had been passed by the censors. However, the British Board of Film Classification has pointed out that the film has not been submitted for classification and, to the best of its knowledge, has not been passed for exhibition
in the United States either.
Another Huxley The article "Saudi to champion press freedom and women's rights" (19 September) referred to Aldous Huxley, "the British novelist and scientist", as having been a former Director-General of Unesco. Aldous was indeed a novelist, but it was
his half-brother, Julian, who was the scientist and Unesco's first DG.
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