Take your pick | Socialist Action 1983

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IT WOULD seem that BL management and the press decided to pick on a 'she-mole' as their target the tabloids would be able to fill up their pages with a bit of drivel about what 'Red Steph' looked like.

But they couldn't all agree on a description.

The Sun thought was vital to point out in the second sentence their story that 'the 24-year-old punk rocker spoke out after dyeing her blonde hair... RED The Express decided to for additional LEE COOPER MEAN JEANS ONE OF A series of postcards featuring photographs by Jill Posener and published by The Women's Press, 25p each from feminist and left bookshops. facts: 'Her hair was dyed bright red and she wore two gold rings her right ear.

But keen to seek ou the truth in an amazing investigative journalism, the Dail Mail spared no to bring us 'Miss Grant, who has orange spiked hair'..