01 January 1960 Factual 7 mins
A glimpse at some of the people in Britain who have something to protest about, including a look at the Aldermaston marchers and Speakers' Corner in London's Hyde Park.
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Tim Turner as Self - Commentator
United Kingdom 01 January 1960
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