UK Miner's Strike - Day 79

The video covers a police operation during a miners' strike, where police were prepared for violence but found only a few pickets. The previous day's violence involved attacks on police, who responded with riot shields and horses, drawing criticism. Miners' leader Arthur Scargill was injured, claiming he was hit by a riot shield, while police say he fell. Scargill plans to return to picket lines despite needing rest.

What was the police's initial stance on the morning of the picket?

• They were actively engaging with the pickets.

• They immediately used force to disperse the crowd.

• They were on high alert but not needed.

• They were not present at the scene.

How did the police justify their use of force during the picket?

• They said it was an order from higher authorities.

• They denied using any force at all.

• They claimed it was a necessary response to protect themselves.

• They stated it was a mistake and apologized.

What method did the police use to manage the crowd during the picket?

• They deployed tear gas.

• They used water cannons.

• They used horses and riot shields.

• They called in the military.

What was Arthur Scargill's claim regarding his injury?

• He was not injured at all.

• He was injured by a fellow picketer.

• He was struck by a police riot shield.

• He fell and hurt himself accidentally.

Despite his injury, what did Arthur Scargill plan to do?

• Retire from his position as a miners' leader.

• Take a long break from the picket lines.

• File a lawsuit against the police.

• Continue participating in the picket lines.