I don't really remember
the Poll Tax riots toward the tail end of Thatcher's government.
Tory support didn't fall below 28 % in the immediate wake of
the poll tax riots.
One experienced officer claimed the violence seen outside parliament as MPs voted to back the tuition fees hike was worse than that seen in
the Poll Tax riots, Sir Paul claimed.
All the relevant codewords are inserted in the text, from «the lessons of the 1980s» to a dig at those nostalgics — again unnamed — who «believe that
the poll tax riots and civil unrest brought down the last Tory government».
I can still remember the miners» strikes and
the poll tax riots.