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Labour leader Neil Kinnock in a second passsionate speech to conference. Mr Kinnock declared that it would be "utterly dishonest" to pledge that a future Labour government would repay all the court fines incurred by the Miners Union in its year-long strike. PA NEWS PHOTO 2/10/85 LABOUR PARTY LEADER NEIL KINNOCK IN HIS SECOND PASSIONATE SPEECH OF THE LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE.

Labour leader Neil Kinnock in a second passsionate speech to conference. Mr Kinnock declared that it would be "utterly dishonest" to pledge that a future Labour government would repay all the court fines incurred by the Miners Union in its year-long strike. PA NEWS PHOTO 2/10/85 LABOUR PARTY LEADER NEIL KINNOCK IN HIS SECOND PASSIONATE SPEECH OF THE LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE. Stock Photo

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1380 x 1840 px | 23.4 x 31.2 cm | 9.2 x 12.3 inches | 150dpi

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2 October 1985

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Kinnock Conference 1985

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