Dinnington

Clearly, throughout human history, black people have not had anything remotely resembling a monopoly on violence.

Over the last few years, some of the most horrendous knife attacks, both the victims and the perpetrators have been white and they've not been from London, including a 13-year-old girl stabbed to death in Southampton, a 16-year-old stabbed to death in Dinnington, a seven-year-old girl stabbed to death in York, a five-year-old stabbed to death by its own mother in Oxfordshire.

when both the perpetrator and the victims of white race suddenly becomes unimportant.

There is one limited sense in which race may be important.

[on-hold music]"Shine As The Light" by Peter Graham, played by the Todbriden Band.

And now we go to another band in Dinnington, near Rotherham.

I think I'm right in saying that Yorkshire is England's largest county, and from Dinnington, we traverse almost the whole of it and make our way to Hade Edge, a band high up in the Pennines, but comfortably on the Yorkshire side of the border.

Film music from Dinnington, "The Conquest of Paradise", while Hade Edge offer us one of Goff Richards' most popular creations, "Breton Down Broadway".

[instrumental music]And from here on the music becomes much lighter and familiar to most listeners.

First, Hatfield Colliery, closely northeast of Derbyshire, play a piece that I've a great affection for.