LETTER: Falling foul of film processors and the police
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Your support makes all the difference.From Mr Robin Ollington
Sir: Apropos the reports linking Julia Somerville and child pornography ("ITN newsreader in photographs row back on air", 6 November) and Claire Rayner's sensitive thoughts on prurience (Another View, 6 November), one wonders how Boots would have reacted a century or so ago had it been asked to frame some of the canvases by Victorian painters depicting children, or, indeed, to process the plates handed in by Lewis Carroll.
Yours faithfully,
Robin Ollington
London, SW1
6 November
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