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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01dht1z

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find where the journalist went on his trip

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made redundant: fired
Newhaven: (map)
A's: students with the best grade.
A-levels: British equivalent to the Swiss maturité
stacked: put together
Warwick: (map)
Head honcho: boss
housing market: industry of selling houses
square-footage: number of square feet (area)
bucks: dollars/pounds
overseas: place further than the sea
safe haven: place where you feel safe
growth: when the economy grows.
Sheffield (map)
rent: money you pay each month for a flat
yield: return on investment
in spite of: even if it is true
landlord: owner of property
Cornwall (map)
average: standard
wages: salaries
depravation: extreme poverty.

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death rate: average age at which people die.
healthcare: health insurance system
income: how much money people make.
disposable: accessible
GP: general practitioner (family doctor)
give rise to: make possible
output: concrete consequence
lack: do not have enough of
affluent: rich

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Gregg's : https://www.greggs.co.uk/
erstwhile CEO: past general manager of a company
premise: place
ritzy: upmarket, like the Ritz hotel in Paris
The City: The financial district in London.
greed: excessive desire to want more and more money.
issue: question/ problem
feather their own nests: make themselves richer

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Gainsborough (map)
street cleansing depot: where street cleaners leave from to go to work.
allotments: squares of land for gardening vegetables.
coronation street: stereotypically northern tv show
Rivers Trent and Humber (map)
take kindly: appreciate
gap: space between
harsh: difficult
commute: to travel from home to work
council: local government
playing field: sports field
siren: alarm
pithead: The building people used to go down into the mines
retail: shops for clothes, food, decoration, etc.
roaring trade: successful commerce
legacy: historical heritage

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- Why is migration important to understand the divide?
- How does education influence the divide?
- Why do people live in the North?
- What is happening to the price of houses?

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- How do people understand value in the North?
- What is the difference in terms of wealth?
- Mr Darrington can be considered to be in a fight against the South. In what way?

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- How do the cleansing people feel about being Southerners?
- What is the problem with comuting?
- Are there economic differences? What are they?
- What did the industry bring to the North
- What makes identity according to Rachell North?
- What is happening to the economy in Gainsborough?

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- What is the medical difference? and in economical terms?
- What explains the difference in health?
- The situation seems difficult to fix. Why?

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- What is the difference in humour? Who is funnier, the North or the South and why?
- How do you think Graham Fellows feels about the divide?
- Opening doors seems to be important. Why?
- What does Graham Fellows mean about warmth?
- Why does he talk about space?

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On Graham Fellows
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_Nice_Up_North
Devon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devon
buttoned-up: serious
council house: house paid by the state
Ken is another character of Graham Fellows
boundaries: limits
affluent: being rich
stuff: material
surroundings: landscape
shut off: closed

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From the movie 'Southern Softies', available at http://www.shuttleworths.co.uk, John and Ken are at the Zoo.