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The Split: There isn’t much sex in the BBC show, but that doesn’t make it good Christian viewing

By Rosie Ruth2022-05-12T08:16:00

As series three of The Split concludes, Rosie Ruth reflects on what the popular TV drama says about society’s attitudes to marriage and infidelity. And it isn’t good

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