 It was a huge, huge social division in Britain, and it completely split the country into two. You're either for the minors or a guinean. It was as simple as that. And what the miners' strike did was it suddenly gave working-class people a voice, including working-class lesbian and gay people. We knew that this was an attack on trade unionism itself. If the government won that, that was going to be very bad for working-class people in this country.