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home exhibition/guide in print resources about us home exhibition/guide in print wapping post resources photos films/dvd clips posters/leaflets badges/stickers banners/sculptures further reading about us who we are contact us supporting organisations search form search timeline the dispute introduction to the dispute origins of the dispute the strike introduction to the strike ballots demonstrations picketing solidarity trade unions support groups printworkers’ march for jobs boycott campaign international traitors local community glasgow fleet street the unions murdoch + ni the other newspapers people strikers and their unions reflections songs and poems law union laws anti-union laws in court sequestration the police supporting the company brutality injuries & arrests previous pause next news updates: the scottish dimension following the success of the exhibition and events in london, manchester, newcastle and elsewhere marking the dispute, the exhibition will open in glasgow on monday 3rd october. it will be on display for a month at the unite offices in west regent street. in january 1986 when rupert murdoch, owner of four of britain’s leading newspapers the sun, news of the world, the times and the sunday times , moved production from fleet street to a secretly equipped and heavily guarded plant at wapping, in east london, at the same time a new plant was secretly developed at a new, non-union printworks at kinning park in glasgow, where the news of the world was printed for the first time on 25th january. on the same day the sunday times was printed at wapping, followed by the times and the sun on the following day. the high court in london ordered the sequestration of sogat funds when distribution workers in london refused to handle murdoch’s papers. scottish courts banned sogat from threatening the distribution of news international titles north of the border. additional material on the events in glasgow and the issues for print and media workers will be found here . tony hall, wapping veteran striker, cartoonist and graphic artist to the labour movement is remembered in a collection of his cartoons in a booklet published by unite. written by mark metcalf as part of a series of history booklets, a selection of tony’s splendidly irreverent cartoons is pictured together with recollections by friends and comrades. the booklet is available from unite and from the marx memorial library where the entire collection of his original cartoons is archived. reproductions of two of his superb badges depicting karl marx and james connolly are also available from the library. the film "banging out" is available as a download and in a special version accompanied by a booklet about the film. two new films are in preparation. the first examines three disputes, including wapping, involving direct victimization of trade unionists, the second will cover the in more detail with eyewitness accounts and comments from sacked workers and their supporters. two books by veteran strikers/sacked workers are also available via this website: "bad news" by john lang and graham dodkins, and "wapping, the great printing dispute" by john trow. send us an email to buy any of these items. the victoria & albert museum exhibition "disobedient objects" which, in london, featured items from the was on display in australia. however the australian museum management team refused to allow two of the three objects from the to be displayed for fear of legal reprisal.  the v+a team subsequently cut short the exhibition tour in australia. -- read more about news updates: the scottish dimension welcome to the website the great dispute at news international newspapers in 1986-87 was a turning point in the history of the british press. the sacking of virtually an entire workforce by the owner rupert murdoch introduced the age of corporate control that today determines what people are told about the world by the professional media. in 2011 the 25th anniversary of the year-long strike and the ruthless dismissal of 5500 workers by rupert murdoch was marked by an exhibition which presented the workers’ story of the dispute and provided a political context. at the same time a scandal erupted that, at times, overwhelmed almost all other news. the british public was exposed to the revelations of phone hacking, bribery and corruption of police and public officials, the grooming of politicians and more on the part of the murdoch press. as a visitor to the exhibition remarked at the time “everyone knows about murdoch now”. but in 1986 they did not. the dismissed workers, their families and their supporters were disbelieved at best, blamed and vilified at worst for bringing about their own destruction. the full strength of the law was used against their trade unions. police lies and brutality against pickets and demonstrators reflected the same contempt they had displayed towards striking miners and later the liverpool football fans at hillsborough. most of the published accounts of what became known as the have blamed the workers in one way or another. the news international dispute archive which emerged from the 25th anniversary exhibition and especially this website offer for the first time opportunities to discover the workers’ version of events in london, glasgow and elsewhere in more detail.. original and primary source material is accessible as well as images and printed material and documents produced at the time. the website includes photographs and film footage, and an oral history. we welcome contributions of documents, memorabilia, and personal recollections of events and issues, especially from those who were directly involved. there will be additions to the site, including a more extensive archive and audio-visual content as new material is prepared. the website will be an important and continuing asset for anyone interested in the history of britain’s media, trade unions, and workers rights. use the tabs at the top of this page to follow the story of the dispute and its many dimensions and to find your way around the website. read more about welcome to the website …the cheapest way would be to dismiss employees while participating in a strike or other industrial action” rupert murdoch’s lawyers’ advice on how to get rid of his staff.

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