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Muggeridge was described as having predatory behaviour towards women during his BBC years. He was described as a "compulsive groper", reportedly being nicknamed "The
Pouncer" and as "a man fully deserving of the acronym NSIT—not safe in taxis". His niece confirmed these reports, while also reflecting
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in 1971 protesting against the commercial exploitation of sex and violence in
Britain and advocating the teaching of Christ as the key to recovering moral stability in the nation. He said at the time: "The media today—press, television, and radio—are largely in the hands of those who favour the
473:, of which he was editor in 1934 to 1936. In his second stint in India, he lived by himself in Calcutta, having left behind his wife and children in London. Between 1930 and 1936, the Muggeridges had three sons and a daughter. His office was in the headquarters of the newspaper in
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claims, and the published book was not distributed. Very few first-edition copies exist today. That setback caused considerable financial difficulties for
Muggeridge, who was not employed and was paid only for articles that were accepted.
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had previously respected as a satirist. Cleese said that his reputation had "plummeted" in his eyes, and Palin commented, "He was just being
Muggeridge, preferring to have a very strong contrary opinion as opposed to none at all".
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magazine from 1953 to 1957, a challenging appointment for one who claimed that "there is no occupation more wretched than trying to make the
English laugh". One of his first acts was to sack the illustrator
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where he was appointed deputy editor in 1950. He kept detailed diaries, which provide a vivid picture of the journalistic and political London of the day, including regular contact with
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on the suffering inflicted on his family and saying that he changed his behaviour when he converted to Christianity in the 1960s.
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in October 2011, which features a fictional account of Muggeridge and the Pythons' debate on the above programme.
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The Soviet and the Peasantry: An Observer's Notes; II. Hunger in the Ukraine"
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The Deceivers: Allied Military Deception in the Second World War
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Conversion: The Spiritual Journey of a Twentieth Century Pilgrim
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in Paris about the nature of her involvement with the Nazis in
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denied the existence of any famine. Jones wrote letters to the
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The Authority and Relevance of the Bible in the Modern World
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A Disciple of Christ: conversations with Malcolm Muggeridge
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Muggeridge Through the Microphone: BBC Radio and Television
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The Quote ... Unquote Book of Love, Death and the Universe
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President of Ukraine, Government page (19 November 2008).
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in January 1968 to resign the post to protest against the
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to popular attention in the West. He was a critic of the
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Pinkoes and Traitors: The BBC and the nation, 1974–1987
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The Smith of Smiths: Being the Life, Wit and Humour of
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Muggeridge also acted as Washington correspondent for
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in support of Muggeridge's articles about the famine.
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Cleese and Palin relive the 1979 Life of Brian debate
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for most of his life, Muggeridge became a Protestant
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so that he would be "free to denounce those horrible
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1997:"The 1944 Chanel-Muggeridge Interview, Chanel's War"
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from the French government for undisclosed reasons.
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The middle of five brothers, Muggeridge was born in
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2370:"Malcolm Muggeridge and the Longing for Faith"
1378:Like it Was: The Diaries of Malcolm Muggeridge
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1986:, First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 19 April 2003
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2161:"Malcolm Muggeridge becomes Roman Catholic"
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1153:The Thirties, 1930–1940, in Great Britain
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338:Returning to Britain in 1927, he married
2576:, London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1995.
2478:"Malcolm Muggeridge, Writer, Dies at 87"
2368:Buckley, William F. (24 November 1990).
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1437:Ultimate Concern: 'Am I a Christian?
768:Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
722:where animals are raised for food".
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2129:"Rallying for love and family life"
548:as liaison officer with the French
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2268:"Welsh hero of Ukraine recognized"
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1571:Alice_in_Wonderland_(1966_TV_play)
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2617:Muggeridge Through the Microphone
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1140:In a Valley of This Restless Mind
1093:Three Flats: A Play in Three Acts
489:was declared, Muggeridge went to
2700:Interviews of Malcolm Muggeridge
2626:, Basingstoke: Marshalls, 1983.
2601:Muggeridge, Ancient & Modern
2435:Flynn, Nicholas (20 June 1994).
2422:Farmer, Ben (24 February 2015).
1961:Muggeridge, Ancient & Modern
1131:The Earnest Atheist: A Study of
806:Students' Representative Council
578:Muggeridge: Ancient & Modern
315:in natural sciences, he went to
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1191:(1966). Collection of essays
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2650:Malcolm Muggeridge on Faith
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1215:Something Beautiful for God
1002:Something Beautiful for God
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850:Conversion to Christianity
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1733:Muggeridge: The Biography
1666:and other online sources.
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1293:Chronicles of Wasted Time
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1234:Paul, Envoy Extraordinary
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1631:Beside the Seaside
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