The Social Affairs Unit - Web Review: Gavin Esler on <em>The Right to Joke</em>

June 23, 2004

Gavin Esler on The Right to Joke

Posted by Michael Mosbacher

The Right to Joke by Christie Davies has been favourably reviewed in the Scotsman by Gavin Esler of Newsnight: Drawing the line between good clean fun and rank bad taste.

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