Pictured above is a statue of Winston Churchill - with a difference. The British hero is shown wearing a straitjacket. The statue was put in Norwich town centre in March this year, as part of a wider campaign against stigma in mental health. ControversialRethink was the charity behind it - it said Churchill was chosen because despite having bipolar disorder, or manic depression (his so called black dog), he was still able to make massive achievements. It proved controversial - with Churchill's grandson, Conservative MP Nicholas Soames, saying: "It's not only insulting, it's pathetic, it is grossly offensive to Sir Winston and his millions of admirers.'' The management of the city square where the statue was on display, decided it should be withdrawn. On Wednesday September 20, 2006, BBC Radio Stoke's Stuart George will be speaking to Paul Corry from Rethink to find out why they did it - and whether they think it worked. Call Stuart with your opinion on 01782 208008. Text him on 07786202946. Or you can click on the following link if you want to send Stuart an email: | 
