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Standard issue for all women.

Well, hello there, excellent listener, and welcome to the Tuesday interview, where I'm chatting

with not just one, but two redoubtable women.

Lorraine Stansby and Kate Plannery are two of the women that feature in Iron Ladies,

a new documentary about the women of the 1984-85 minor strike, working-class women who found

themselves at the forefront of a battle against

the British state, and very much the backbone of the miners' fight. And it changed them. Not only

them, it's fair to say their actions reshate the landscape of political activism for working-class

women forever. It might be 40 years ago, but the ramifications of the minor strike still

loom large in politics today, and it remains vital that we remember and keep talking about the

truth of it. As Kate points out, we still talk about wars, and this was a class war. Iron Ladies

is a cracking film, currently showing in cinemas across the UK and Ireland,

and it's a welcome corrective to the usual narrative that the minor strike was all about the men.

I absolutely loved chatting with Lorraine and Kate.

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