democratic rights, that can really begin to tackle the problem of the economic crisis.
To show just how pracdoubtedly the number one electorally for the Labour Party in the the campaign of the GLC.
support in London is now at a record high in comparison with the rest of the country. Even Neil Kinnock after nimals trying to shun him - is forced to try And on the trade union field Arthur Scargill has united the rank and file of the Labour Party in active support of the miners in a way that has not been seen in a trade union struggle in It is in these fights the miners, Liverpool, the GLC metropolitan councils, mass campaign of CND montes ur • the are given the mass campaign defend the confrontation has nOW GLC for industrial Me cities the
Socialist Action 22 June 1984 The sequence of events (from far left): The Sergeant spots the photographer Note the policeman in the background observing. The sergeant starts laying: down the law, apparently, not realising that his army insignia is in full view finally he attempts to use his windscreen shade to obscure his face. Seated next to him and only slightly visible in the original picture is a squaddie in open-necked uniform and beret. The pictures were taken in colour and show the uniform to be green and the insignia above the sergeant's stripes is on an orange background. The police van is of the standard type with a blue lamp above and a blue spotlamp (half obscured) to the fore