Good luck to the women's football team this weekend.

If you aren't following us, it's categorical proof that you drink non-alcoholic lager from a pint glass, with a straw.

We have spoken.

Things just aren't the same anymore.

1960s - The people of Oldham discuss how close the people were despite the incredible hardships that dominated their lives.

A voice of the common people of South London discusses the changing of living standards and opportunities that he saw and experienced living through the 1960s.

Everything that's right and wrong with the world in one video.

The life of an East-Ender in 1958. I find the background noises just as fascinating as the people speaking on camera. ⏳️

There is nothing humanly possible that we can not achieve by working together.

1982 - "Does your husband do housework"

People in the 80s charmingly comment on the roles that are expected of men and women in marriage.

Despite having immense power over all forms of authority, there is no handicap that they will not subject us to when they're so afraid of losing all that they've worked for.

If you were to ask me whether I'd choose to live in a mansion or a palace, I would say the river.

For years I thought I'd met stone cold when I was a kid.......

The tranquil, heartbreakingly nostalgic sight of a peaceful #London on a Sunday during the 1950s

This reality is the polar opposite to what we see and experience today.
🎥 1957

Despite evidence suggesting that people have survived all kinds of hardships within the British Isles for nearly a million years, we're told that all of a sudden, we need medical manipulation, excessive migration, and anti-native sentiment to survive.

I am utterly repulsed by people who excuse sickening evil simply because it isn't happening to them.

The face of so-called "progress" can not even afford to shave.

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, #RegentsPark, #London, 1955