I think, in actual fact, it has become worse over a period of time. But, it's one of those...

Robert Gold:

An American statesman recently said that Britain was a country which had lost pride in itself. Have we so much to be ashamed of, I wonder? Let's find out. - What are you ashamed of in Britain today? Interviewee: Teenage Boy:
Oh, I can't think of nothin'. Robert Gold:
Nothing? Interviewee: Teenage Boy:
Well, the traffic and that. Its a bit congested. Robert Gold:
That's the worst thing as far as you're concerned? Interviewee: Teenage Boy:
Yeah. Interviewee: Bristol Worker:
Well, some people don't work hard enough. Well, I work hard in Bristol. For one person. I do it For one person. Her name's Margaret Robinson... Interviewee: Bobby:
Well, everyone these days wants something for nothing. They don't want to put anything out for what they're striving to get out of it. Interviewee: London Man:
Um, talking as a Londoner, I think, in London, itself, the amount of - how rife homosexuality has become, in London, itself. I would say again, in retrospect, that a few years back, that, again, two or three years ago, you were very blatantly approached by different people in different places . Robert Gold:
Really? And it does, sort of, it still, it still - you say it's worse? Interviewee: London Man:
I think, in actual fact, it has become worse over a period of time. But, it's one of those things you have to live with, I dare say so