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Miners leader Arthur Scargill faced questions from an audience selected by a leading
Miners leader Arthur Scargill faced questions from an audience selected by a leading market research organisation to represent a cross-section of Britains voters. He was appearing on Thames TVs topical discussion programme " Daytime", presented by Sarah Kennedy. 20th November 1984
Charles Ley
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM 84 6728
Media ID 21850069
© Mirrorpix
Coal Miner Miners Mining National Union Of Mineworkers Trade Unions 1984
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This print captures a significant moment in British history, as miners leader Arthur Scargill faces a barrage of questions from an audience carefully selected to represent the diverse spectrum of voters in the country. The year is 1984, and Scargill finds himself on Thames TV's popular daytime discussion program, aptly titled "Daytime" hosted by the charismatic Sarah Kennedy. As one of the most influential figures in the mining industry during this era, Scargill's appearance on national television holds immense importance. The coal industry was facing numerous challenges at that time, and tensions between trade unions and the government were running high. This photograph freezes a pivotal instant when Scargill must confront these issues head-on. The image showcases not only Scargill's determination but also his ability to engage with an audience representing various perspectives. It symbolizes his role as a voice for miners across Britain and highlights their struggles within an ever-changing industrial landscape. Photographer Charles Ley expertly captures this historic moment with precision and depth. His lens immortalizes not just Scargill but also the spirit of an entire generation fighting for their livelihoods amidst economic uncertainty. As we gaze upon this photograph today, it serves as a reminder of how individuals like Arthur Scargill shaped our nation's past while influencing its future trajectory.
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