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Miners’ strike football match, 1984The Guardian photographer Denis Thorpe was driving through Nottinghamshire in March 1984, after visiting a colliery where there had been a confrontation between police and pickets, when he spotted a pit head in the distance. As he drove closer, he could see a crowd, so he went to investigate. The police and pickets were playing football. It was one of those extraordinary moments, says Thorpe. It reminded me of the Christmas Day truce during the first

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footballing God – continues to score at an unthinkable rate of almost a goal a game and could yet add to the 34 club titles (10 La Liga

a coal mining village until the colliery closed in 1968

They took rowing trips to various nearby islands

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and the shallow depth of field isolating the man

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Demonstrators at Speaker’s Corner in Hyde Park rally under symbols of subjection of women: a silk stocking

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- Jonny Weeks