A week later, on "the night of 4th November 1989 the politician Edwina Currie appeared, truly live and unconstrained, on "After Dark", while at exactly the same time the BBC transmitted her appearance on another programme ("Saturday Matters") recorded earlier but as usual announced as "live". "After Dark" had fun with Currie's apparent bilocation and the clash of realities". "The Newcastle Journal" reported that "An angry lady called her 'a conceited witch' and hoped she would never set eyes on her again".