Was the 1926 General Strike Britain's closest brush with revolution β or a polite protest that fizzled out?
A century on from the nine-day standoff between miners, unions and Baldwin's government, historians still argue over its true weight. Was it a genuine threat to the established order, or proof that British radicalism always stops for tea?
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