Tickets seem to be selling particularly poorly North of Brighton.
As the UK rushes into a politically inspired, if not an actual, new millennium and the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, gushes forth about how we're going to put the great back into Great Britain, reality on the ground is somewhat different. But that's no surprise. Its great scientific advances are never developed, being left to the foreign markets to capitalise upon. Its manufacturing industries are nearing collapse and the National Health Service remains in crisis. Its work force is at the bottom end of the European tables when it comes to salaries, working hours, holidays and standards of living.