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I wonder if Jeremy Paxman ever did see Brass Eye and recognised himself?

When I saw the title, I thought that it must be a spoof. The Clash?! On TISWAS?! Right okay, so that's 'The Clash on TISWAS.' ...No, still doesn't compute.

Maybe The Sex Pistols did a couple of numbers on Blue Peter, then?

No wonder that the Thatcher government abolished the GLC. Spending £30 million of ordinary people's money like that is pretty much disgraceful.

He forgot to use, the irritatingly over-used, "...what can only be described as..."

Kinnock gets a lot of stick for apparently being a traitor to his leftist credentials but as leader, what an earth was he to have done instead? You'd have to be demented to run for the '87 election on the same manifesto that gave you a resounding drubbing...

Tony Benn makes a very salient point in that the application of 'democracy' whether in politcal institutions or for the public at large, certainly does put the wind up those in power. However, its spread is often used only when it suits the powerful, e.g. Eurosceptics wanting a referendum, knowin...

Normally, I reckon mooning is one of the unfunniest things ever, but if someone were to do that right in front of that statue, on that occasion, I'd laugh.

As a point of balance, and to maintain a 'YouTube' flavour to the comments here, I'd just like to say this: although the woman here is pretty much talking crap of the first order, I'd like to have sex with her. Thank you.

Why does Michael Foot appear to say to himself, 'Shit!' when the vote is announced (at 5mins 20sec)? Wouldn't he have wanted Healey to win?

@SeventhEve No! I could watch that nutbag all day.

@Tonyo1221 ...in response to a military invasion of a place whose people wanted to remain under the auspices of the UK, by a nation under a fascist, military dictatorship? Not really.

@Gombeboy We ARE a far more socially liberal society, particularly than there ever seemed possible in the early 1980's. We currently have a Tory prime minister who feels obliged to proffer his LGBT credentials. Even a Labour leader back then would have thought twice about doing that. The fact is,...

Seriously, this seems to have been such a depressingly oppressive world that the hardcore Feminists had created for themselves. Even had they enjoyed the experience at the time, they surely must have had some trauma beforehand to feel liberated within that doctrine. My God(dess)!

Ah, bless their little hearts. x

Are there any places in London playing this sort of stuff (is it Jazz/Funk, Rare Groove or just '80's Soul?)?

Thank God I saw this. I'm fucking skint this month, so I'll just contact Paul to help spread his huge, centralised wealth, instead of doing away with him...

When I was a kid, i.e. in the '80's, you didn't hear of the Scots' hatred of the English nearly as much and most English people were fairly pro-Scotland: supported Scotland in World Cups and sports in general after, naturally, England. But now, even though I don't share the view, most English pe...

I've just spent a fairly random ten minutes, watching (albeit slightly strange) videos by generous-spirited Americans saying how much they either like/love the British accent or the country itself. Judging by the shitty comments posted by my fellow countrymen, we really are a graceless bunch of n...

@Robin360 Surely HBO is pretty good though?

I always thought that Weller's dress sense was okay but overrated, in fact I thought he looked like Rodney Trotter when I was a kid, but he looks as sharp as f--k here.

Had the party learnt to shut up and have Dr. David Owen as their leader by, say the '87 Election, they really would have had a great chance of winning.

It's as though the whole party had forgotten that they were meant to be concentrating on opposing the Thatcher government. Really unbelievable.

Papers are dispatched... in a Ford Cortina?

For a very experienced and normally shrewd politician, he did handle this situation badly. He came across as slightly arrogant and remote when he would have usually appeared self-assured and connected. It was indeed a gift to his opponents in the Tory party and the Press.