42 Up

00:00:13 I'm going to work in Woolworth's

00:05:12 and they seem to have grown in the last three or four years

00:09:50 they look at you as if to say

00:15:13 they're nuts

00:20:41 I got into bereavement counselling about four years ago

00:26:34 What are you missing?

00:32:24 when I was young I used to say I'd never work in an office

00:38:10 they suggest that you don't have long hair and do get it cut

00:44:09 - To love and to cherish - To love and to cherish

00:50:04 I've had the opportunities in life that I've wanted

00:55:50 I remember some of it and god, yes I must've

01:01:25 so I've always come away and pulled away

01:07:37 I know that's not possible to be happy all the time

01:12:58 either that bill doesn't get paid or your children don't eat

01:18:17 I've run the graduate program in my department which is electrical engineering

01:24:10 I'm the only child in the village except for my baby brother

01:30:27 Well Katie loves to shop

01:36:20 I still know there's a huge amount of space out there

01:41:41 we seem to manage alright

01:47:58 I'd say I'm pleased I didn't, because

01:53:35 it became progressively easier, the first six hours was an absolute nightmare

01:59:09 I don't know what the best stage is for falling in love

02:05:28 but now they're starting to burst forward

02:12:11 this has been a glimpse of Britain's future