The Spirit of '45

00:00:54 (Jazz)

00:05:27 a street called Mellor Street.

00:09:19 when they heard the steam engine

00:13:08 I'll second that.

00:16:36 I don't think anybody wanted to ever see that again.

00:21:28 with the economy just a little bit

00:26:20 I have this evening accepted His Majesty's permission to form...

00:30:16 but is continuing to preach to the commonality.

00:33:46 My father was having to go to work in agony, needing surgery

00:37:02 "Give us our mam back. Give me my family back."

00:40:50 The thing that stands out

00:44:16 so that everybody feels responsible for everybody else

00:47:44 in essentially a completely unnecessary task.

00:51:21 There's only one word to describe the coal owners.

00:54:22 The elderly miners, obviously, it was their utopia.

00:58:46 because it's the same stuff that comes out of the tap.

01:02:19 but one that is designed to make life better and pleasanter for all of us.

01:06:07 that the house will be ready for your occupation

01:09:38 it becomes something which facilitates the influence of the free market

01:13:32 for and on behalf of the British people.

01:17:40 I think that's where the historical planning of one body

01:21:40 which then might cost the whole of what you've saved on the contract

01:25:35 A caring capitalism.

01:29:53 rather than being a burden on society