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Frontline on the miners’ strike
Politics.co.uk Staff
17 October 2014, 12:00am
To celebrate the release of Still The Enemy Within we look at some of the stunning photography which came from Britain's most violent and severe industrial dispute.
Thirty years ago, Thatcher went to war. These are the miners who fought back.
Photos by John Sturrock, via Reportdigital.co.uk
Still The Enemy Within is out now at selected cinemas
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