Tara was a joke even before putting the finger up, with the affected speech and focus on 'me me meee', in stark contrast with the two women guests, who were very calm and factual, very unemotional. Dr Nic was right to show compassion towards someone who had such a bad experience in prison and suggest a viable alternative. The reaction to that, and indeed the very graphic description of the experience, wasn't what I would typify as a female response but when it comes to how people deal with sexual assault, but it is wrong to be judgemental and perhaps some individuals find it easier to go into the level of detail that Tara did on national television. In spite of being an emotional being when it came to putting together a rational argument a few minutes before.
If the BBC edits out Tara's inability to exert anger management at the end there, they are wasting their time because this will be all over the Internet. They can no longer control the news or public opinion as they used to.
A previous poster has ridiculed the idea that a reputable organisation like the BBC would abuse the data provided by people putting in a complaint. What, like Mumsnet you mean? It can't happen here?