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Beatrix Campbell is a British campaigning writer and journalist, focusing on politics, class and gender. She is a lesbian and a feminist.
Her books include Wigan Pier Revisited (winner of the Cheltenham Festival Literary Prize); films include Listen to the Children, a documentary about the watershed Nottingham child abuse case; and Dangerous Places, Diana Princess of Wales - How Sexual Politics Shook the Monarchy.
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