Call the Midwife 10 million viewers tuned in to the first episode of Call the Midwife, a drama that reveals both the tender and traumatic aspects of 1950s' midwifery. Illustrations from the first and second episodes explore the riches of love and the poverty of rejection.
Britons 'more dishonest than 10 years ago' study finds
New research conducted by academics at the University of Essex has
shown a growing tolerance for low-level dishonesty among Britons. The integrity study
surveyed more than 2,000 adults, repeating questions previously asked
in 2000. Only one in three people condemned lying in their own
interests. This comes in the same week that TripAdvisor was rebuked for
claiming its user-generated reviews could be 'trusted'. You can find
three illustrations based on the study's findings along with illustrations on the theme of trust, honesty and integrity.
Footloose
The remake of the 1984 musical Footloose reveals the onerous tasks before Reverend Moore (played by Dennis Quaid): to protect his family and to protect his parish. With the DVD released on 6th February, this is the perfect opportunity to use our downloadable illustrations, which consider the challenges that face parents and church leaders. A Movie Moments video on the film's exploration of trust is available for free at www.moviemoments.org.
