There’s a good article in today’s times by Hugo Rifkind about “Dianafication” or “Liverpudlianisation” — Irrespective of how Martin Bashir landed his interview a quarter of a century ago, it was a landmark. The word “Dianafication” is hard to trace, but it was popularised by Anthony O’Hear, a philosophy lecturer at Bradford University. It was Jonathan Meades in The Observer who coined “Liverpudlianisation”, which basically means the same thing. I quote: 'Both refer to an unstoppable British trend towards what you would probably call “emotional honesty” if you approve of it or “emotional incontinence” if, like them, you did not.'
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