A document buried in the National Archives reveals how the security service abused its power to help the government win, says journalist and author Mark Hollingsworth
A document buried in the National Archives reveals how the security service abused its power to help the government win.
Although your summary seems correct, it probably omits how vital funds were to the strike, how legal (seems like not very much) was taking help from MI5, and the point that’s also omitted from the article which is if the court decision to fine the union was legit in the very beginning.
I’m not familiar with anything related to that strike, but that very much looks like breaking checks and balances and going the totalitarian “we know better” way, even if not to the very depth of it
Although your summary seems correct, it probably omits how vital funds were to the strike, how legal (seems like not very much) was taking help from MI5, and the point that’s also omitted from the article which is if the court decision to fine the union was legit in the very beginning.
I’m not familiar with anything related to that strike, but that very much looks like breaking checks and balances and going the totalitarian “we know better” way, even if not to the very depth of it