Bill Brand is a new left-wing firebrand MP who gets involved with the political issues of the day (mid 1970s), while experiencing frustration with the remoteness of parliamentary politics and complications with his personal life.
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Title: Bill Brand (1976– )
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Bill Brand is a new left-wing firebrand MP who gets involved with the political issues of the day (mid 1970s), while experiencing frustration with the remoteness of parliamentary politics and complications with his personal life.
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Loved this series, hard to believe nothing in politics has really changed since it aired, as my title says, and is a line spoken by Bill Brand, the tories are still taking the pennies from the dead of this country, not just the clinically deceased!