:56:02
# I can go anyway
:56:04
# (Way I choose)
:56:05
# I can live anyhow
:56:07
# (Win or lose)
:56:08
# I can go anywhere... #
:56:11
What's this rubbish, then?
:56:12
Ready, Steady, Go!
:56:14
Ready what?
:56:15
Ready, Steady, Go!
:56:17
Ready, steady, go?
:56:20
Bunch of louts.
:56:24
[Dad laughs]
:56:26
Bloody moron.
:56:28
I suppose they wear
wet jeans and all?
:56:31
Eh?
:56:32
l... Is that how you're supposed
to play a guitar now, then?
:56:36
Eh?
:56:38
0h, gawd help us.
:56:41
Here, have you seen this?
:56:42
[Mum] I haven't got time
for that rubbish.
:56:47
[Dad] I can sing better
than that little ape.
:56:49
You call that singing?
:56:52
Sounds like a drowned dog!
:57:05
That'll make you deaf, you know.
:57:18
[Radio] Gerry & the Pacemakers.
The Animals are next.
:57:22
This is Big L, 266.
:57:24
[Electronic voice]
Wondefrul Radio London. Whoopee!
:57:29
Good morning, it's 6.01. Here
are the main points in the news.
:57:32
After yesterday's conference
session the Colonial Secretary
:57:35
commented that he hoped for
independence in Aden in a year.
:57:39
The Bank Holiday started
in earnest last night,
:57:42
with motorists taking advantage
of the fine weather,
:57:45
heading towards
the South Coast resorts.
:57:46
Traffic was reported heavy on
the A127, the Southend road,
:57:50
and there were jams southbound
on the M1, causing long delays.
:57:54
Shopkeepers in the Brighton
area, fearing a reoccurrence
:57:56
of disturbances by groups of
rival youths in other resorts,
:57:59
were putting up
shutters last night.