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Expand 13 - 1984-1985 Miners' Strike13 - 1984-1985 Miners' Strike
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Expand 1 - Areas1 - Areas
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Expand 4 - Colliery Revue4 - Colliery Revue
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Collapse 50 - Return to work50 - Return to work
1 - Pit official denies back to work link
2 - Rebel miners earn bonuses
3 - Miners strike
4 - Pubs urged to ban rebels
5 - NCB claims rate of return to work is accelerating
6 - Miners' surge back sparks union calls to resume working
7 - Miners' return in strength
8 - North leads return to work
9 - Watershed reached in drift back by miners
10 - 95pc of miners return to work as strike collapse continues
11 - 95pc of miners at work as collapse continues
12 - Pain and hope as strike colliery restarts
13 - Hardliners who refuse to drift back
14 - Record 2,318 end strike on Monday, says coal board
15 - Militant Welshmen vote with their boots
16 - All eyes on the extent of drift back
17 - More pitmen go back to work
18 - Coal board hails 'record return' of strikers
19 - Drift back rate falls
20 - NUM faces crisis week
21 - Thousand back as regional rumbles grow
22 - NCB expecting surge back to work next week
23 - NUM says few face-workers returning
24 - The pit strike: Week 36
25 - 96% out in Durham
26 - Letter sent to NUM members by P E Heathfield, Secretary.
27 - NCB jubilation at surge back
28 - NCB bid to prove figures with audit
29 - NUM closes ranks in face of drift back to work
30 - Wales action wrecks coal board scab drive
31 - NCB's cooked figures are 7,597 too many
32 - NCB says 56,000 miners working
33 - Financial offer tempts miners back to work
34 - Numbers riddle at the pits
35 - Drift back includes former pickets
36 - NCB says miners set for surge back to work
37 - More North miners go back to work
38 - Return to work
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