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To give a truthful account of the strike would require that Scargill address its sabotage not just by the NUM areas leadership and NACODS but by the entire trade union bureaucracy, led by the Trades Union Congress, which left miners to fight alone for an entire year. And he would have to address the role of the Labour Party, whose leader Neil Kinnock was a notorious opponent of the strike.

Robin Longbottom looks at how cycling took off in the area

Colchester United boss Danny Cowley on Barrow defeat

A man who attacked and sexually assaulted an elderly widow with dementia in her Doncaster home has been jailed for more than a decade.

In the dispute between train drivers, rail firms and the government, the only certainty is further walk-outs

An anonymous buyer placed the winning bid of $230,000 on the Victorian number plates this week through Donington Auctions.

Wiltshire Council refused to rule out the possibility of a bypass being built to alleviate congestion in a busy town.

For all the highs that come with a victory on election night, there are long-term risks in winning the seat of Dunkley so close to a federal election.

Wiltshire Council refused to rule out the possibility of a bypass being built to alleviate congestion in a busy town.

South Yorkshire Police says the man was taken to hospital but has since died from his injuries.