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Channel 4’s drama series highlights of the Thatcher decade included Alan Plater’s A Very British Coup, based on Chris Mullin’s novel, and Alan Bleasdale’s GBH. On the comedy front, The Comic Strip team stuck a steel-capped boot into Maggie with The Strike, a fantasia about the miners’ strike featuring Peter Richardson playing Al Pacino playing Arthur Scargill.

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