Being nude in public

Weekend features on BBC.com seem to share elements of prurience with the UK offering. Take "'You're fully accepted': Being nude in public can make us feel better about our bodies". 

It's from BBC Studios' journalist Molly Gorman. It features as its professional sources Kerem Soylemez, assistant professor of psychology at Regent's University London and Marina Rachitskiy, billed as a senior lecturer in psychology at the University of Roehampton. That's a part-time job for Marina; her main employment is as Principal Lecturer & Head of Programmes (Psychology), at, er, Regent's University London. 

Molly talks to three people feeling better about their bodies. First is Helen Berriman, correctly billed as Women's Officer for British Naturism. She's also a podcaster, and, with her husband Simon, has a website called Naked Retro Gamers ("Clothes Off, Game On").  Second is Martha Vickery, a recent guest on Helen's podcast, who featured in the 2023 C4 series Naked Education. Third is Linda Ashmore, who is South West organiser for British Naturism.