Newcastle Upon Tyne - 1980s Geordies
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Newcastle Upon Tyne - 1980s Geordies. A snapshot of Geordie life from the 1980s
Song Love Of The Common People
Artist Paul Young
Album World's Best Mum
Writers John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins
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I loved when I was a kid in the 80s I'm now 42 lol
I'm 49 now and i still think back to the '80s probably on a daily basis. God only knows nostalgia is one of the select few things that keeps me going these days.
Great memories from the 80s stress free had nothing to worry about when we're kids it was magic lol
there's loads of facets to what makes a geordie a geordie: geography; history; topography of the town. for me, the older i've got, it's the shape of the town. the little dips and valleys where long lost streams once provided the facility for a small towns commerce to build it into an impressive city. it's not the biggest in the world, but it's packed with a timeless and priceless amount of treasures. i 🖤 newcastle.
Notice how trim the general population were......... How clean all of the streets were, even on the estates, where people might not've had much money but were rich in their sense of community. No phones, people interacting with each other........ Aye, they reckon the World has progressed. I reckon different. Wey, I'd climb a mountain for a canny bag o' Tudor!
Love it thxs
Agreed. Lovely video.
I'll bet there'll be someone watching that will know that bus inspector at Gallowgate bus ststion
Where are all the young bald men ?
Harry Boggon people had hair back then. Bald men landed on earth in 1996.
Charles Wilson 👍👍👍
✈✈✈ Acid rain helps ✈✈✈
Back when people knew how clothes were woren properly 😂🤣
Newcastle was great back in the 80s
Happier times to be sure.
@@hallgos7319 yes 100% we are now living in a bad times
An all round better life back then.
No mobile phones or social media.
Everyone just seems happier then .
Wish I could go back in time 😢
I know the feeling all too well, Paul.😞
Ditto
This video makes me happy and sad all at the same time! God I hate the way this world is now. 😞
I know the feeling all too well, my friend and nostalgia is one of the very few things that keeps me going these dark days.😞
I have a feeling the old codgers said the same about the 80s back then.
I'm not from Newcastle but love the vibe of this video. Everyone just seemed happier and more care free than now
Before smart phones took over the world
you prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can stream all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my girlfriend recently :)
@Alexzander Boston yea, I've been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
Drugs and knifes has killed Newcastle since the late 80s like most other cityd in the uk I moved away in 2001 to Devon I don't gey up to Newcastle couple of times a year to see family but I never move back
Best days of my life. Young free single, and as mad as a box of frogs !!!
God, how i wish i could step into this video and embrace my past again.
Hey
Thanks for the reply and hope you are ok?
I totally agree they were great times and everything seems so dark and difficult now.
By the way I am in the video as the Paul McCartney lookalike lol.
My friend shot the video before he emigrated to Australia.
Let’s stay in touch ok?
Take care
Paul.
@@paulwilson3521 I'm fine, Paul thanks for asking and hope you're ok too. I'm trying to succeed in actually living my life rather than merely existing in it. Thank God for nostalgia to help keep me going.😉
God damn ! My dad in his brown checky shirt than me and David or Christopher Lees in the back garden with Mam's brown sheets drying on the line.. Then our actual house at about 1min in on Newminster Road.
Tremendous !
I always remember my mam telling me when I was about 2 or 3 I went missing in Eldon square, my poor mother was beside herself, apparently I was found at the entrance to Eldon square watching a man selling et toys!
Wow I felt all happy and wishing I could go back ,what a lovely time and place we used to live in ,shame its not the same it's a different place now not the same it's not my newcastle any more, but nostalgia is a lovely memory.
Definitely not the Newcastle we used to have makes me angry what the Labour councils and politicians did to our once loved city’s and before you blame the scum Tory’s go to all the city’s in the country that are shit holes with mass migration are all run by Labour they did it for votes and power sold us out . I won’t even go into the toon anymore just makes me sad as it was a fantastic place to be my Saturday afternoon in Tiffany’s as a young lad
That was brilliant, the editing is to be applauded. Thank you!
Yeah, that must have been painful to edit. They've done a cracking job.
@01.56 ''the closer the knit the tighter the fit'' now did the uploader edit that in because if so it's genius. 🐪 toe
What a time to be alive in. Shame whats happened to Newcastle now
It's a shame what's happened to the U.K. now.😞
ah your vids are just making me sick with nostalgia , so many happy memories . what treasures these clips are . So many Mums ,Dads , nan's and granda's not with us now , how amazing just to catch a glimpse of yours ..
bloody internet killed life as we knew it.. i know its ironic writing this whilst on youtube.. but its true, the internet killed the community spirit, there was a completely different feel then, you lived in the moment.
The Labour council and immigration killed our lovely city and community not the internet but I do say it made the younger generation lazy with no face to face communication skills and easy manipulated by social media . The education system killed the rest , pushing woke crap I hate driving around my city now as it’s not my city anymore it’s been slowly changed over the last 40 years and it’s now on warp speed.
@@LGlifeisgoodand that's why you're beloved Tories can't stop the boats,
Did you hear. Tory leader rishi sunak say he took money from deprived urban areas like Newcastle, to give to much richer areas great people those Tories ,
So you pay your taxes cause Tory leader rishi sunak wife doesn't,
@@da90sReAlvloc Iv never voted Tory and I 100% wouldn’t ever vote Labour they are one party they both work for the WEF and are traitors to this country both wanted to stop Brexit and both have stopped us leaving properly, if you believe the Labour Party will do anything better good luck , like the 100 million they said they spent on the RVI in Newcastle but the truth was they spent nothing, the builder lang Oroake payed for the building and leases it to the nhs for 25 years after the 25 years it need fully refurbished again and they can even sell it off , or maybe you think the west end of Newcastle looks great now , what about housing Labour wants full open borders so more people on the waiting list of the nhs or full schools but it’s the engineers and doctors coming on the boats isn’t that what Labour says , and don’t get me started at all the grooming gangs covered ups all over the country all in Labour councils , rape for votes is Labour moto or maybe Labour and the unions marching with antifa , who’s funded by George Soros open borders society that is helping theses people get to Europe, their is only one mp I have any respect for and that’s Andrew Bridger , they are all corrupt, I vote non of the above because why vote as nothing changes no matter who’s in it only gets worse , Newcastle west rd doesn’t even look like England anymore, most of the shops signs are in Arabic , ulez in Newcastle Newcastlecouncil has a over 200 million deficit black hole it’s another Labour council that might go bust like Birmingham and others , so vote Labour get what you vote for and blame the tories for the useless government it’s just one uni party against the people nobody asked the people about mass immigration nobody asks the people about net zero what Labour will put back in , the tories only saying they will not remove petrol cars from 2030 because he’s trying to cling to power they will say anything because he knows Labour will put it back nothing changes, it’s all a scam ,
@@da90sReAlvloc and Tony Blair the war criminal opened the flood gates for immigrants and works for George Soros and the WEF then kier starmer who got a knighthood for not investigating Jimmy saville because if he investigated him it would lead him straight into the royal family and the peadophile rings so I’ll never vote for a that group , when a party who’s not controlled arrives I’ll vote differently because voting over and over for the same group and nothing changes it’s insanity, they are all corrupt
As a geordie myself i loved this god how i miss the 80s it was such a fun optimistic era great days ❤️
Holy nostalgia, Mr. Bats and i couldn't agree more.👍
@@hallgos7319 There was a lot of unemployment, but if you were one of the 82% who had a job, it was a lot cheaper and if you were in full time work, you could afford a decent house in somewhere like Monkseaton. I know there was no internet, there were only four television channels and no mobile phones, but people seemed happier.
I saw Busway bus in the background!
Man I loved them as a kid
Thankyou for sharing this. Busses up Northumberland street and Odeon cinema, I was born 1970 and grew up through this era. So many memories. !!!!!
We need nostalgia now more than ever in these oppressive Orwellian days.
Absolute best days ever, before the toxic and poison of social media and smart phones - people genuinely smiled and were on the whole a lot happier and relaxed about the world. Zero woke mentality and not scaremongered by climate change and pandemics….happier times all round…
Well said, Lee and I totally agree.😉👍
The '80s wasn't a perfect period for certain but i'll always find the above decade infinitely preferable to these draconian days.😞
Got to love Newcastle
Got to love '80s Newcastle.
Hallgos73 I agree. Not too keen on modern day Newcastle though
@@forza223bowe5 we still got it but who is keen on these times nowadays ha.
80s were such a great decade.
The last truly great decade to grow up in make no mistake.
Looks so great back in them times everyone looks happy wish i was born in them times. I’m a proud Geordie
every one seams so happy and no mobiles and no one cared if there were being videod just smiled and laughed
Simon Lewis
Pretty much word for word what I was going to put. Life was just so much simpler back then. 👍
God almighty, how i miss the '80s. The present day is so pathetic.
I was a teenager in the mid to late 80’s in Newcastle, so obviously this is hugely nostalgic for me, but I always think it’s important to remember things as they were, not just nostalgia goggles; the 80’s were a tough time man, mass unemployment, very violent, racist homophobic and sexist attitudes absolutely mainstream and acceptable. My crowd, our generation and outlook felt in direct opposition to all that, it was great to go forward and see those attitudes change by the late 90’s. Mind you, fuck me, we’re going backwards once again. Couldn’t agree more on mobiles like lol
@@richardfarrell2051 you're absolutely right. So many people on here seem to have developed a kind of dementia - they think just because they were young in that time then everything was amazing. It wasn't. As your rightly point out, society in those days was pretty nasty. Authoritarian and bigoted with a huge intolerance for anyone who was even very slightly "different" to the local norm. It wasn't too far off from locals with pitch forks.
If you could go back to that time, I can assure you that you'd be fairly shocked by how openly nasty and intolerant so many of the people were, and the high levels of unemployment and run down state of the city. Just because you're looking back doesn't mean that times were better - in many ways they were a hell of a lot worse. It's more likely that you were young, and when you're young you don't have much of a clue about the problems around you. It doesn't mean that the times when you were young were better. It just means that you were living a very sheltered, naive life that we do when we are younger.
Mam always said the 80's were the best times in Newcastle as she lived it. God it seems she's right, everyone seemed so carefree, no tension, everyone having a laugh.
Your mam was right. What a time to be a kid. A wonderful era.😎
Great time to be a kid not so much for the adults that year they had USSR threatening to go to ww3 people were scared but my dad told me bend over and kiss your arse goodbye other than that 83 was utterly amazing
@@hallgos7319 Sure, if you forget the incessant poverty; Thatcher's war against the miners; the Falklands "War"; the Cold War; Norman Tebbit; Michael Heseltine; shit TV; more Thatcher; more poverty; incessant privatization of public services …
@@balthiersgirl2658
I was lucky enough to be a kid back then.
If I was an adult at the time I may well have felt differently.🤔
@@carnmarth334
Those concerns would've made much more of an impact on adults at the time and would've been of far lesser interest to kids.
There's no doubt the issues you mention represented the dark side of the '80s but i'd still rather go back than go forward.😉
Absolutely Brilliant. Memories Eh
Loads of benwell there lol. Makes me feel so old lol but the 80s were my era. Great video. 👍❤
And a super city
Dump then still a dump now
@@DavidSmith-yt7im wot a bellend you are. Must come from the red n white part of the northeast
@@allfarmershaveabanjot1323 no I certainly do not
Do you think benwell isn't a dump like ?
Aw I love this
Good soundtrack to a great city with fantastic people and a brilliant decade .
0.54 seconds in and Big Brian and his mate who were trying to be big in the clubs with a couple of songs behind them, i took some photos for him for his portfolio. great lad.
This was England.
This was happiness.
This was Newcastle .
Seems like yesterday
Give me yesteryear over today anytime.
Great edit, can't believe there are some who don't like it. Great footage of Gallowgate bus station there. Hard to compare how it was to how it is now (2019)
Real people living real lives and Smiling.
Indeed. A much-missed far cry from the sickeningly safe fake reality rammed down our throats these depressing days.😞
that wimpy was second to none, cheese quarter pounder with lashings of that special burger sauce dripping out the side, that ended the night well, still prefer (nicky thomas, ) or even better barbi pork ribs with mash from kfc after a pint in the trouper during the early seventies
More magnificent Newcastle nostalgia. Keep it coming!
Aye the canny 80s😮nae phones, life was simpler, i turned 10 in 1980 and it was such a buzz, 10p return bus from Blakelaw into the Toon, gan to the pictures and waltz aboot grinning, laughing and f@#k me talking😂😂
Truly superb! 👍👍
Thanks for the memories ,happy and sad Saw 2 of my old school friends in video , sadly one already passed
Aye ah can remember when you could buy a motorbike on Westgate road the hearts been pulled out of the city
I’ve seen a very similar one, with cars in Northumberland St and parked up at Monument!! Why do we all look uglier? And I’m sure I seen my Grandad from on there! Nostalgia at its very best. Some of the shops I spend in every weekend with nanna and mother getting cheap and nasty school clothes, knocked down shoes, riding on those horrible (but cool looking back) stagecoach buses. Someone build me a time machine!
Have a word with Doc Brown. I'm sure he can help.
Thank you so much for this and the effort that went into editing it! Really made my day! 😄
Everyone was a lot slimmer, no Mcdonald's or KFC
Loved that. Especially seeing Paul McCartney at 01:28.
🤣 lmao
lol brilliant !
What a superb edit and choice of soundtrack to amplify the nostalgia. Thanks for the upload.
Really enjoyed that. That must have taken some time to edit. Excellent choice of song too. 👍 Next please.....
The world's went to shit since then!
Sad but oh, so very true.
Just depends where in the world, in other countries I have been in things have been better. UK, has really went to the dogs, my grandad warned of this a long time ago
Not one smack head in sight
Very little or few Jeremy Kyle-type scumbags too. They're all over the place now like an infestation.
@@hallgos7319 you're joking aren't you??? The region was absolutely full of them in the 80s too.
People just drank themselves to death in those days.
you're kidding right?
No not kidding. But we do have one or 2 in my comments section now
The good days ❤😍
Gone but never forgotten.😉
My uncle and my great mama and Granda are in the video.. wish I had the original footage 😢❤ if you know where i could find it that would be amazing
What UA-cam was for in the beginning.......That was Bloody Great me old Son ! .
Different generations
Better generations back in the '80s. Not like now.😞
@@hallgos7319 those who are born in the 80s and 90s have grown up and some of the 2000s chav generation
@@rmg5111
Chavs are one of the major reasons the U.K. is a far cry from what it used to be. Scumbags are ten a penny these days. Deplorable.😞
@@rmg5111 exactly I was a kid in 80s had family in Newcastle used to box some of the Geordie lads. Great times ,
great times tuxedo junction fantastic night out wish I could turn back time
I visited the city centre earlier today and all the ignorant idiots with their heads hopelessly buried in their mobile phones was making my blood boil to no end.😡
Walking while oblivious to everyone and everything else around them.
Such staggering stupidity.😖
I do like your content and the editing! 👍👌
brilliant, the late 70's, 80's, 90's and very early 00's it was like this fashions changed but the people didn't and then the past 15/20 years its just not the same, place is ruined very few Geordies in the town now and getting worse
The rot has definitely set in now.
Sold out by the Labour council and politicians to keep their power and vote , they are scum what they did to my lovely city
I wish I could climb into the screen to go to this world because this one is 💩….
You and me both.😉
The wedding @02:36 .... Anyone know the place ? It looks really familiar but I just can't put my finger on it
Iremember now ....It's the place I used to play football on everyday and night with my cousin, top of lanercost drive
No mobile phones, no internet, hot summers, cold winters, no money, dodgy hairdos, and absolutely no sjws. Happy days.
Better days to be sure.
@@hallgos7319 not at all. They were actually some of the worst this region has seen. The only difference is that you were young and didn't have to deal with the adult pressures you have to now. Every generation who ever lived always says the times they were young in were better.
Hot summer's? U kidding? A hot summer in England especially not the north is unknown of
@@zeddeka Point taken and i'm well aware the '80s was a much darker decade for an adult. Each to their own but i'll always remember the '80s with a younger mindset.
Hallgos73 I think the late 90s were the best
everyone is white
No actual watch the video
Byker grove vibes
6c6dyf
Happy days. No matter what was going on in the world everyone was genuinely smiley, and this made me smile today.
Constant exposure to the news through the internet might be one of the causes. People back then read a paper and threw it in the bin. News was allocated to a couple of hours per day on the television.
Cy Borg Very True
Think you're looking at the 80s through rose tinted spectacles there. It was a period of huge unemployment, and I remember society being incredibly nasty in a way that it isn't now. Racist, homophobic, sexist talk was the absolute norm in the 80s, with a level of violence that you just don't see now. There was a huge intolerance for anyone who was even just slightly "different" in any way to the local norm. Amazing how people get selective memories as they get older.
@@mrmorgan4624 or perhaps they're remembering the 80s through rose tinted spectacles. If we could go back there now for a today I think we'd be shocked at how nasty and intolerant society was. People were aggressive and prejudiced in a much stronger way then than they are now. Let's also not forget that the city was scruffy and run down compared to what it is now, and the region suffered from massive unemployment. The 80s were not a happier time at all. People were not happier. All that has happened is the same as happens with every generation. They imagine the time of their youth was better simply because they didn't have to deal with adult pressures and ageing then.
@T H - Yet another sanctimonious long-winded response from a left-wing arsehole who nobody gives a fuck about...
Wonderful video,happy days, I remember that time it was great, no mobile phone and it was a lot more relaxed, and not many foreigners so it was a lot safer on the streets for girls and women, it's very sad that my home city and my country is being islamafied, its unforgettable.
I was born in the Bonny city of Newcastle
upon Tyne.(I am Proud to be a GEORDIE ).
Away my Lads.
Why aye lad
My father was from Walker (Scroog Road).My
mother was from Gosforth.I remember
St.James Park,The Spanish City at Whitley
Bay and the Tyne and not to forget Gallowgate Bus Station.
I visit Newcastle every few years to have
a Re-Union with my Cousins.You cannot
beat Newcastle Brown and the Amber.
Yeah Man.
colin mccarthy I’m from walker too and lived near where your dad was from when I was younger
WHY WHY WHY We let them all come in. Now where will we go? Will we stay or will we all emigrate and move to USA AND CANADA. What is left of the UK
If only I had the required resources then I would've escaped broken Britain a long time ago.
The U.K. is well and truly out for the count now.😞
Am from Newcastle, and I know everyone is this video 😂
The scene at 00:4. Is actually the metro centre Gateshead. Not Newcastle,
But never mind
Glad I was too old to wear the fashions of the day, even worse than the good old 70's !!
That was brilliant 🇬🇧🇬🇧🎥
Love this place every time I go there it’s amazing,sad to have left due to work
I don’t know if it’s just me but people do genuinely seem far happier. I myself have stood in various locations on Northumberland Street very recently taking photos and the looks that people give you! Not one of them smiles - they all look so very depressed and miserable wondering why you’re taking photos, completely different to the people in this video. It is without a doubt that society has gone and got itself in such a mess. It’s absolutely pathetic.
Was on Northumberland st today , seen someone take a picture of a homeless man , was it you ?
@@s125ish Nope not me. I took a picture of a homeless bloke next to the Black Garter, beside the entrance to the Granger market but that was earlier this year.
Anesidora Aynruh I understand their are certain people out there who will take photographs to satisfy their perverted needs, just as people feel the need to abuse everything. However I do agree with what you’re saying.
Very true was a much happier time when we all used to be out of the house unlike a lot of the youth today. We loved being out with friends and family some great memories. People just are not the same as they used to be. 👍
Newcastle isn’t a friendly city it makes out to be but I find the people unfriendly and miserable. I have found London and other Uk cities to be far friendlier
The Odean, been there a few times. 😁 and guess what, no ones fat.
Although maybe not captured on camera there were folk of all shapes and sizes kicking about Newcastle during the 80's. 😅
James Clark There is far more obese and overweight people now though
@@forza223bowe5 I was a teenager in the 80's, spent a lot of time in Newcastle, Whitley Bay and surrounding areas. Whilst I can't disagree that obesity is on the rise, it was most definitely in existence in the region - guessing you may not remember Gazza's mate Jimmy Five Bellies Gardner just by way of example. Anyway it's still a great video from the uploader.
@@JJMClark its an epidemic now, more so in 2019.. Some people are eating themeslfs to death. I strongly disagree with your statement, your miles out fella!
NAGSTER • Well are you fat now middle aged spread set in??
Chuck oot alert.... 2:32
loved the 80s in the toon
Look at the multicultural diverse history!! Not
All the better for the lack of it.👍
Great vid, Newcastle the way I remember it.
Brilliant Times before Countless Gadgets Came Along!
Too many slaves to modern technology these days with their heads buried deep in their mobile phones.
Amazing..... lots of memories came flooding back. 👍
all happy and all british
Ah, the racist comments coming out. How do you know they were all British? Newcastle has always had lots of foreign students and visitors. And no, they weren't all happy. The 80s was a time of huge unemployment in the North east. The city was seething and people were nasty and intolerant in a way they aren't now. Well, most people that is. You're clearly a dinosaur relic from that period.
@@zeddeka put some glasses on then u may c they r british.... gsq
@T H - Probably more unemployment now and homelessness is at record levels, racism and homophobia is also on the increase...
@@zeddeka have a nice day sir. you no very little my freind 🍺
@@mrmorgan4624 Dark days these days indeed, Cy.
And now it’s a miserable dump filled with thousands of students.
C’mom it’s still a lovely place nowadays... 🥺
@Yuk Him Li - Speak for yourself.
yeah, a dump filled with money brought by students
@Alan - Student money? Don’t you mean student loans and student debt? They’re also taking local jobs away from local people. Your argument falls flat in the face of common sense.
Newcastle always was full of students??? Miserable Dump? Mate, you need only look at pictures of Newcastle in the 80s to see what a scruffy dive it was. You sound like a thoroughly miserable old man who's angry at the world because he's got old.
Anybody remember rawdon court and any old pics loved the plc as a child
I know Fawdon.
Superb
What no video of C&A???
Was My grandmas favourite shop
C&A, I can still picture the kids horse, if you were lucky your mam put a couple of pence in for a ride. And the cafe too, fab desserts.
MVC was my favourite shop
Canny like 🇬🇧👍
Am still wearing the same pants.
Looks like Mick Hobson in the wooly hat at 1.13....
I popped into the city centre this morning and was quite shocked at just how many homeless people were populating the streets. A most sobering sight to be sure.
Was down there the other week what a dump. Scruffy streets empty shops drunks and druggys. Long gone are the days of pleasant stroll through the city centre on a Saturday afternoon
@@ADZ01982
I couldn't agree more.👍
I recognise some of these places now 😂
No fat people.
There were fat people then too
Wow.... What a blast from the past... Last few times I've walked from the West Rd down Stanhope Street to St James Park I've felt like a stranger in my own country.
When britain was a home for the british instead of a postcode for the world.
Well said, Martin.
Thank the new labour government for that
@@forza223bowe5 'Things can only get better....' Yeah, right.
Hallgos73 New labour started off fine, then around 2005 they imported the Eastern European’s and Middle Eastern people. I hope Brexit, will reduce and filter out the best of these people
@@forza223bowe5 really Tories are in now. Stopping the boats easy ain't they. No foreigners except, zahawi , sunaks wife, Boris Johnson(American born) lots of immigrants in that party. Herr farage's wife is German, Dan wooton is new Zealander , so yeah it's all labour,
Like when sunak said he (a Tory) took money from poor area's like Newcastle and gave them to rich areas let me guess labour,
Or when well known Tory Thatcher closed all the coal mines, let's. Guess labour,
Life must have been awful back then without the cultural enrichment we have now.
Quite the opposite, actually. The '80s was far from a fault-free decade for sure but definitely preferable to what we endure now.
I was being ironic. @hallgos7319
@@paulmiller6188
My mistake and my apologies, Paul.
I thought you were being a snowflake.😊
As a Geordie myself who loved the 80,s Newcastle was a very different place and the west end didn’t have shops signs in Arabic and didn’t look like that over 40 years their has been a slow takeover of our city’s and towns do mainly by Labour councils and politicians I wish that wasn’t true but it 100% is true they sold us out for votes and power but it will come back to bite them just look at London the mayor has the majority voting for him as the white British is the minority. This is also the same in other Labour run city’s where they have sharia courts . What they did for votes and power will never be forgotten. Sold out the British people this film shows how it was now go look at it and their was footage from the west end in it
I infinitely prefer the NUT of the '80s over what we have these desperate days.
Not a fault-free decade for sure but definitely better than now.😔
Done by labour, our Tory MP is a Hindu,
Done by labour like how Tories haven't stopped the boats,
Done by labour, zahawi braverman,sunak, pitel,
Done by labour like when people rioted when Thatcher closed all the coal mines,
Done by labour,
Football Causals at 10 seconds but one has a Skinhead plus Newcastle is like London and every other regenerative false places.