Mulholland's opposite number at Pentonville, Nick Leader, who has also just been promoted, is considered a progressive governor, too, despite having to manage an institution that was described by its IMB report in 2007 as suffering "endemic squalor and poverty of regime which ought to be a matter of deep shame to government in 21st-century Britain".
Mulholland's opposite number at Pentonville, Nick Leader, who has also just been promoted, is considered a progressive, highly popular governor, too, despite taking over an institution that was described by its IMB report in 2007 as suffering "endemic squalor and poverty of regime which ought to be a matter of deep shame to government in 21st-century Britain".
Take advantage of the productive moneymaking years ahead of you and save so you can spend old age in comfort instead of suffering in squalor.
On a dime, he can turn from a hilarious description of the shtetl and its people, to squalor, suffering, hunger and tragedy.
Coupled with this was a profound pity for the outcast and a hatred of dirt, squalor, and suffering.
Globalisation of trade has created the potential for great new wealth but in many ways we have gone back to the dark days of the 18th and 19th centuries and the early industrial revolution – before workers were organised, and before laws were introduced to curb the excesses of the free market so that its contribution to overall affluence would not be undermined by squalor and suffering.
We now have to apply communications technologies to save lives, improve livelihoods and eventually lift millions of people out of squalor, misery and suffering.
Despite the relative squalor (friendly piece of advice: if you're ever suffering from an infestation of rats, don't google how quickly they reach sexual maturity and can start breeding, because you will never fucking sleep again) the quality of the company made living there more than bearable.
The horror and squalor of Mickey's miserable existence in his hotel room, plainly suffering from some slo-mo breakdown, was superbly performed by Gandolfini.
As I sat on the crusty stoop of one of the re-created rickety shacks in the towering shadow of the imposing plantation, I wondered how far black folks had actually come from living a life of terror and squalor in those huts, and whether it was worth all of the suffering it took to get here.
