PhD - Suspected New-born Child Murder and Concealment of Pregnancy in Scotland 1812-1930 - Primary Past PhD students supervised Trevor Griffiths wrote the screenplay for Reds (with Warren Beatty), and for the film Fatherland, directed by Ken Loach. His screenplay These Are the Times, a life of Thomas Paine was published in 2005. The 61-year-old started speaking to 'Mark' on Chatiw in 2019 but didn't realise it was actually an undercover police officer.

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On January 15, Griffiths said the boy 'made him feel good inside and he feels happy and wants to know whether Mark loves him'. Senior Lecturer; funerary archaeology; historical archaeology; social bioarchaeology; palaeopathology Senior Lecturer in Ancient History; Classics Graduate Officer; Programme Co-Director MSc Ancient Worlds Griffiths, T. (2008) Scottish, Irish and Imperial Connections: Parliament, the Three Kingdoms, and the mechanisation of cotton spinning in eighteenth-century Britain. Economic History Review, 61(3), pp. 625-50DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0289.2007.00414.xIt's especially exciting to see one of our greatest dramatists anticipating two new productions – These Are the Times and Comedians – that will bring his work to a new generation. When he talks about watching John Light, the young actor who will play Tom Paine at the Globe, Griffiths is immediately energised. "He's wonderful," he says. "He works so hard, in rehearsal." To see him on stage, Griffiths says, "is like watching a turf fire". Griffiths' play carries strong overtones of the moral standards of modern politics: the fear of terror whipped up, then used to erode liberties; unarmed civilians killed by British armed forces; flagrant corruption concealed by senior government officials. Not so long ago, Griffiths says, he came across a line he hadn't previously known. "Paine wrote: 'Hunger is not a postponable want.' Now that," the playwright adds, "is a modern thought."