Class War: A Decade of Disorder

For ten years, Tory Britain has burned. From Brixton ’81 to Oxford, Cardiff, and Tyneside ’91 the unforgivable have risen and seized back their streets. With a petrol bomb in one hand a biro in the other, Class War was there. And Class War is here—fearless, hilarious and, for the rich and powerful of this benighted isle, absolutely terrifying.

In these explosive pages you can find out how to tell if your neighbours are yuppies (and how to make their cars contribute to global warming if they ...