The national broadcaster, the BBC reflected government sentiment around LGBT+ people through modern history. In 1938, the BBC broadcast "female impersonator" Douglas Byng, who was closeted at the time of broadcast. In 1957, following the release of the Wolfenden Report, BBC Radio broadcast a special programme titled "The Homosexual Condition" and the subject was discussed on "Lifeline" and "Any Questions?" television programmes. In 1965 the BBC postponed the broadcast of "The Wednesday Play: Horror of Darkness" due to the inclusion of a gay love triangle.