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I am a former merchant navy seaman from Barbados, work in Harrison line Blue star line love this video.

Love this old BBC documentary, thank you so much for sharing.

Just a correction of the description, Leonard James Callaghan, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff was the one who ended the Post-War consensus or at least stated so publicly. Watch his 1976 Labour Party Conference Speech.

Piss poor

--Michael Cockerell: I know he's retired and infirm, but I think bringing Jeremy Thorpe to deliver his famous zinger about Macmillan's character will be a good way to wrap things up. --Producer: Um...are you sure we want Jeremy Thorpe dunking on someone's character? --Cockerell: Well, his voice isn't what it used to be, but give me one reason why we shouldn't have Jeremy on. Although we'll end with Selwyn Lloyd's dog. People love stories about dogs. --Producer: (Speaking of reasons not to bring on Thorpe...)

Two of the greatest mistakes Harold Wilson made was not introducing 'in place of strife' and devaluing the pound far earlier than he did. Other than that, he introduced much needed radical reforms.

@28:55 Harold Wilson also abandoned his dog at Chequers, after losing the 1970 election

Great video! I see you are into trains as well like I am. I subscribed!

Aitken and Thorpe😮

I hope our Democrat friends in Washington may see this and reflect on Mr Biden. I make the suggestion around these two mens ages. No other comparison; Biden is a political midget next to MacMillan. Trump will win, and that's preferable IMO but that's a low bar of competence; how apt.

Boston was always a good run ashore... Always got it wet there...

Love this, thanks for sharing.

Genesis designer Ogle made some superb cars

Iconic!

Mr Stringer Mr Stringer i`ve been very ill ha ha ha quality humour

I did hear this once on the radio, when the instrumental version was a hit

I so happy you not removed the commercials! )))

I am thinking that this is around the time that I lived at Cliftonville (Margate, Kent) ...I did various jobs for my landlord, thus did not pay 'top-up', - from fitting phone exchange stuff + video cameras also rolling out the newly restored (by me) fire alarm to helping one time on a flat clearance in the West End (we nearly accidentally threw the shadow home secretary into the garbage truck - loool).... ...around 4 years after this video I would arrive Hastings for the first time........

I served on a coaster named the Normandy,cant remember owners names We sailed from Woolwich Pier destination Paris She was flat bottomed the masts and funnel used to fold down,when we'd arrive at Le Harve a pilot would board and he would take her up the riverSeine,would stop every night at small villages their were about 200 bridges or so can't remember exactly now. I did 3 trips on her it was great fun rest ofmy time back to deep sea until 1966

One of my favorite impressions is when he used to mimic Des O’Conner laughing on the sofa! It was genius. 😅

He was a genius!!! They should make a film about his life. Not recognized enough. Much better than the rubbish today. 🎥

Why wasn’t he knighted? He was amazing

My Late Father was a driver at Hindhead in 1980s, remember these scenes very well, the cashing up room, bought back memories, he also to drive the London Link coaches, all the buses were red though

"Carpenters Medley"

I go here everyday and I think there are 3 or 2 memorials for ww1 and 2! Also my brothers friends cousin has a grave there he sadly died of cancer

Captain probably should have had the water tight doors shut. Apart from that it was an awful accident. Whether it would have made much difference having the water tight doors shut will remain unseen.

No matter what the internet says, he’ll always be Rolf Harris OBE to me it’s so damn unfair how he got stripped off those and it’s utter bollocks how Jimmy Savile’s still a knight

I’m half-Australian and I think the late man was a legend 😎

Fascinating to see the Central Station sidings were still there in 91.

I commuted from Rye to Ore from 2010 to 2017. It's great to see the changes and the similarities, and to get answers to my questions about Rye Harbour. Thank you for an enjoyable watch.

so glad that he refers to it as the 'run-up', not the 'run-down'. If you start at no 20 and go on to no 1, that is a 'run-up'

You've gotta laugh 😂

This, but as Grime

6:34 The High Street McDonald's was already there since the beginning of time. 🤣

An amazing building the hotel is amazing. So much detail.

Fantastic!❤️❤️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️

Great footage .l was 38 when this was filmed.😊

for the Railway's last Two Locomotives, No.2 'Portishead', and No.4, the latter having not been named. little is known of them, apart from they used to be LB&SCR No.43 'Gipsyhill' and No.53 'Ashtead', Both had been scrapped by 1950

7:21 Keep your friends close keep your enemies in your pocket.

So much better!!

Superb - the perfect instrument to play this classic of English musical genius

This has been in my head for 20 years, and now I've finally found it. This is a true work of genius. They just didn't know it at the time.

i found out sadly Barry Hack my friend it used to work for Alder Valley sadly passed away in april 2024😥he used to take me to the cobham bus rally in the early 2000s

JC a better politician than the present lot 😊

What a fantastic video worked on two coasters in Germany the rest big ships went to sea for 12 years had to quit because of health problems

Good times with the beautiful nurses. On two separate occasions, well let's say two nurses are sweeter than the honey 🍯🐰 pot.

Damaged people, Tories.

I was amazed when Alan Freeman once sent me the record of this theme tune and also gave me a mention during the show. Quite a guy!

Happier times.😂

Awful politician