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Baby: Jackie Wilson

All I Could Do Was Cry: Etta James

I'm Gonna Hang My Head And Cry: Darryl Banks

Roll With You: Eli 'Paperboy' Reed

Broken Hearted Pirates: Simon Dupree and the Big Sound

Road of Brokenhearted Men: Bobby Blue Bland

Yours Until Tomorrow: Dee Dee Warwick

The Buck Starts Here: Robbie Fulks

Anyone Who Had a Heart: Dionne Warwick

Brimstone and Fire :Clifton Gibbs & The Selected Few

Up the Wooden Hills to Bedfordshire: The Small Faces

Fire in Mi Wire: Laurel Aitken

The world may be wedded to cod and chips and tuna sandwiches but it's worth bearing in mind that in 1992 Newfoundland's cod fishing industry collapsed overnight when there were no cod to catch when the season started. This had a disasterous impact on the economy, which has never recovered. The cod never returned, even after a 10 year moritorium on fishing, but it doesn't seem like anyone in a position of influence has taken this as a warning of what might happen elsewhere.

Tell Me When: The Applejacks

Tell him: The Exciters

Tell him: The Exciters

Walking the Dog: Rufus Thomas

Poor White Hound: Merry Clayton

Bed of Roses: Judy Clay

The proposal is to take into account the size of accommodation in relation to the size of the household when assessing Housing Benefit claims, so it will affect existing tenants who rely on benefits. This is being introduced under the guise of freeing up under-occupied accommodation for families that need it - and those families will be offered the properties at new, non-secure tenancies at up to 80% of the local market rent. At the same time, the Government proposes to cap the maximum amount of Housing Benefit payable. All of this has worrying consequences for social tenants in areas where rents are high, whether they are working or claiming benefits. I have read a fair amount on the new proposals, written by people from a whole range of political perspectives but funnily enough none of them links the proposals to 'mass immigration' so I wonder where this 'fact' comes from? As for people that cheat the social housing/welfare and benefit systems, they come from all sorts of backgrounds and some of them are even 'people have lived in their homes most of their lives'...

Roll On Rosie: Fred Neil

Rescue Song: Sandra Wright

Brand New Second Hand: Peter Tosh

Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings: Tom Jones

Never on a Sunday: Pink Martini