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On this day, 3 March 1985, after a year on strike and some of the most bitter and open class warfare in British history, the National Union of Mineworkers voted to end their stoppage. A turning point in the fortunes of the working class in Britain, this iconic strike, with its pitched battles and militarisation of mining communities, came to define the decade.
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Couples face 'insulting' checks in sham marriage crackdown -
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Sultan of Brunei, who passed anti-LGBT laws, owns slew of luxury UK properties -
…Laws passed in the UK in 2017 and 2018 contain provisions to allow ministers to pursue the UK assets of perpetrators of gross human rights abuses. However, they have never been applied. A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said it believed open and honest discussion was the best way to encourage Brunei to change its behaviour.There’s problem with that approach: tories themselves are incapable of open and honest discussion.
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