Guardian: The Isle of Wight is an unlikely setting for an industrial rebellion. It’s true Karl Marx was once a regular visitor, but the island’s a generally conservative place, better known for sailing than strikes. That changed on Monday, when workers occupied Britain’s only major wind-turbine factory in protest at its imminent closure. Tonight they were still there, barricaded in the Newport plant’s offices, surrounded by police and security guards, as hundreds of other workers and their supporters …