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If you read my post it clearly says it must have been a frightening experience for the police. The Miners were no angels but we're talking about something bigger here: about police corruption, about police brutality ( why were horses used on that day but no others?) ; about a cover-up. I'd...

. Groan. if you has any idea about what you're talking about you would know there is evidence of police corruption. Watch the news, do some reading.

No I haven't. I have ideas about what may have happened but I would like to know . That's why we should have an inquiry.

There are some things which are more important than the money. We all should all interested in finding out the truth. If that doesn't interest you, then it should.

This was far from a bit of football trouble on your average Saturday afternoon, or as you put it, a "cracking good tear up." Far from it. This was an orchestrated and highly planned political operation by the state, which was at that time, vulnerable to defeat to the Miners. 95 miners were...

Disgraceful decision not to hold an inquiry. Only yesterday a policeman, who was there on the day, told BBC News they ( the police) were told by senior officers what to write up in their reports. This is exactly the same behaviour employed by the police at Hillsborough. It looks very much...