Martin Christie never did play guitar for Wham. But he hasn't had a bad life, he reckons. Not long ago he went back to White Lion Street and found himself plunged back into the 1970s. "The past is what makes your character. It's not something you can let go of."護髮中心


When people ask Maria Catterall where she went to school, she finds it easier not to explain. Many people would struggle to understand how one particular anecdote from her free school days came to pass.

Catterall recalls 40 years ago gathering in the centre of Liverpool with a group of children from the free school, all holding a tomato. When you see him, lob it, the teacher told them. The venerable man they were waiting for appeared and the children duly let fly.產後脫髮

But the target was not just anyone. It was Edward Heath, the British prime minister. The children have been ordered by their teacher to bombard - albeit with tomatoes - the elected leader of the country.

It's hard to imagine a time when teachers would take schoolchildren on a trip to heckle the prime minister - let alone throw things at him. Breen laughs at the absurdity.

"It was just another adventure for me. It was a day out. It's not till I got older that I realised what it was about."torial