I was boughtup there, cant belive what a dump it is now.

Wow, This is a real blast from the past! Such a cool throwback to see this on the platform - brings back so many memories! This video is a time capsule - so interesting to see how things were. Thanks for sharing this piece of history!

I couldn't find south Asian countries eligible list on the website? Please do reply us British Council

We were once a proud energetic country capable of building anything from ships to aircraft to cars and lorries. I saw the back end of this in the 1980's and watched successive government's give it away. No more ship building of scale, no more British aircraft, no more British lorries. And soon no more car manufacturers - British cars disappeared long ago. They call it progress but i remember seeing the pride in the workers faces at the forge, in the glassworks and at British Leyland. Don't see much of that now sadly.

I visited the British Council website, but couldn't find any information about scholarships for South Asian countries Is there any chance that scholarships will be available for South Asian countries?

this gave me so much peace and joy in our shared love for cricket

A very different Boston now, definitely not for the better.

Any ideas that bridges and brings us together is very good for everyone.

Some people drive into town on the wrong side of the road!😂

I am also ELT student.

Just mandate two foreign languages like other countries do.

WHY DON'T WE TALK LIKE THIS ANYMORE?? HOW DID THIS TYPE OF SPEECH DISAPEAR, AND WHEN, HOW? WHO SAID IT HAD TO DISAPPEAR?

A truly wonderful video of a bygone era showing what cricket means to the English, a kind of marriage made in heaven.

Looks like Fowey in Devon

Because "alpha" doesn't exist easy

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Ok

Background orchestra feverishly playing like they'll be sent to the front line tomorrow if they don't keep it tight and chipper.

The good old days

Back when England was unified, all people had a purpose to work together for the better good. Organised towns and cities, a high trust society. The continued governments after ww2 have knowlingly destroyed this country.

Beautiful video thanks for sharing when England was Excellent 👍 simple and safe even though we were at war at the time.

Testimony to our special generation.

Can international students work in British council

Please how can i find the Lesson in the site i don't find it please help me

I had a smallholding just up the road from Boston in Wrangle..

Heartbreaking to what’s happened to this once beautiful country ,,, these people in the film would not recognise it now 😢😢😢

Newwark upon Trent .

A few suggestions: 1. Keep a pocket notebook and pen on you at all times. Going through your day, imagine how you would converse in whatever situation you naturally find yourself in. Then write the vocabulary (word or phrase) you don't know on the left side of your pocket notebook in your native language, and look up the equivalent word or phrase later and write it on the right side of the pocket notebook. Keep a blank index card in the notebook so that you can block out one side or the other as you practice. If you're in the country for which you're trying to learn the language, then just do the opposite; write down words or phrases you hear, but aren't sure about, on the right side and fill in the left side later. 2. Keep a journal in the language that you're trying to learn. You don't have to write extensively, but perhaps a paragraph or two each day. 3. If you have one or more people willing to do conversational study, meet regularly once or twice a week, maybe for lunch or dinner, and pick a topic ahead of time, learn some vocabulary, phrases, etc. before you meet and then practice conversing together.

This is an accurate and beey powerful reading. I'm a frenchman, living in th LA.

Great!

This looks like Newark at first i thought maybe Lincoln..

2:26 Of all the districts, they picked the one with the guy who screwed over his own party two decades later.

Wot no Sheffield?

The language of kindness.

Lord knows if they knew how much this country would be infiltrated in their children's lives. One generation saw the political class throw all their toil, blood, sweat and tears away; being traitors to the country and W.E.F stooges.

Is the narrator Sir John Betjerman? I know he was a londoner but perhaps this a fictional story to gloss the nostalgia? Certainly sounds like the old fox, who broke the glass ceiling like a fairy on helium. I'm sure he wouldn't mind me saying that.

A rabbit is not a rodent! Rabbits are in the Lagomorpha order of mammals, whilst rodents are in the Rodentia order

I really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing.

Why no comments on such helpful videos ?

The session was very educative

My mother worked in the War Office in 1942. She was a secretive, controlling woman who never told me anything about her job or her life. Watching this film is the only way to find out anything about what it was like then. There are no photos of her any younger than age 50, so I don’t even know what she looked like in 1942, when she would have been aged 19.

That's so wonderful ❤

Lots of great insights in there ⭐ thank you

which pronounciation is easier between either british or american?

The importance of observing communication and interpersonal skills is extremely important for building student learning and respecting emotional intelligence

It's excellent to participate in events like this, which bring ideas to counter the negative use of smartphones in the classroom and anti-social networks.

Greetings from Myanmar.

Sad to see Mark Robson's accent 'Doing a BBC', ie having a natural southern English accent and then deliberately slipping into working class 'Essex' English. When will these people learn to be genuine??

I'd like to know how to become a British citizen if you don't have any family there (United Kingdom) because I love absolutely (almost) everything about United Kingdom....and I have a great knowledge about its history, music, culture, art. I'm Croatian and I still feel London and its whole territory as my other homeland since my first visit to London 25 years ago - sometimes I think I was an English citizen in the past life😁😍🥰) .