Fw: Inside Out

Well, for those who may not be able to see the programme, here's my reaction. I have now watched the relevant part, the programme being divided into about three sections on different topics. Richard is the first section, and the item is about 11-12 minutes long. Apparently only two people know where he is being kept on campus, to keep him safe from people with emotional' reasons for moving him. He is in a locked room. We did not go inside, we simply saw the lady (know her, can't remember her name  very slender, long grey hair, American/Canadian accent) with the key put it in the lock of the room with the reporter and camera crew watching on. Whether they went inside or not is not revealed. There were several snippets of interview with Vanessa Roe of PA, views of exhibitions about him (but it was rather distasteful to see what presumably were replicas of his bones being shuffled around on a table while visitors watched. What may have been his skeleton was also laid out on a table in the background as Richard Buckley was interviewed, which also bothered me. To me, it was one thing to see his remains when he was first found and rescued, but quite another to see him still laid out on a table exactly a year later. But the programme was not disrespectful and I found it informative. Leicester Cathedral quite clearly wants him, and seems a little bewildered about the PA and other attempts to prevent him from lying there. They feel that the terms of the licence are quite clear, that the licence granter knew it might be Richard who was found, and therefore there is no question that legal permission was given for him to stay in Leicester, specifically in the cathedral, nowhere else. Sandra =^..^= From: SandraMachin Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 7:56 AM To: Subject: Inside Out If you go to http://www.christiantoday.com/article/leicester.cathedrals.new.website.stakes.claim.as.richrard.iiis.rightful.burial.site/35680.htm you will read within in that there was a BBC1 programme (Inside Out  East and West Midlands) yesterday evening that was all about Richard's reburial. I didn't know about it, but it is available on catch-up TV  BBC iPlayer. Just look for the title, Inside Out, and then the East Midlands version. Presumably West Midlands as well, but I didn't look further than East. I'm just about to watch it with my morning cup of tea! It's available on iPlayer until the 10th of the month. Sandra =^..^=