Police accused of cover-up over miners’ strike files

Recent reports have surfaced alleging that the police may have been involved in a cover-up over files related to the miners’ strike of the 1980s. The miners’ strike was a pivotal moment in British history, with tensions running high between the police and striking miners.

According to sources, key files documenting police actions during the strike have mysteriously gone missing or have been heavily redacted. This has led to accusations that the police are trying to hide evidence of wrongdoing or misconduct during the strike.

The miners’ strike was a highly contentious and divisive period in British history, with many still feeling the effects of it to this day. The allegations of a cover-up by the police only serve to reopen old wounds and bring back painful memories for those involved in the strike.

It remains to be seen what further investigations will uncover and whether the allegations of a cover-up will be proven true. In the meantime, the calls for transparency and accountability from the police are growing louder.