By Bob Clay | Socialist Action 1983

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were somewhat that Neil didn't lead off Thursday's debate. To his eternal credit, Michael Foot ended his speech by saying the Prime Minister nao nea. And ne gol awa) with it. (Tam Dalyell was out for five days only a few weeks ago for saying that and refusing to withdraw).

Traditionally the party leader only speaks in a ma jor debate. , I would have thought that the miners debate was one. Neil Kin. nock seems to believe that the party shouldn't be too clearly identified with this now: dispute, GCHO. Liverpool, and now the miners' Whenever legality is raised, the front ben back away.

prepared They aren't to say, as in my view they

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Socialist Action 15 June 1984