When Arthur Met Maggie

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The book delves into the pivotal 1984-85 British miners' strike, highlighting the conflict between Arthur Scargill and Margaret Thatcher, who never met despite their opposing roles. It examines how this strike influenced the evolution of British politics, marking the decline of traditional political structures, the rise of New Labour, and the fragmentation of the Conservative party. Through an analysis of seemingly minor events and choices, the narrative reveals their significant impact on shaping contemporary Britain.