WW archive > Issue 835 - 30 September 2010
Welcome to the old new enemy within
New Labour is officially dead and Labourite class collaborationism has a new name, argues Eddie Ford
Letters
"Dead Kurds'; Careful; Coward; Inevitable; Growth; Reactionary; Chauvinists; Slander; Cuba
Laying the foundations
Left sectarianism had to be overcome to win communist unity in 1920
Campaign to end BBC bias on Palestine
The BBC's shameful coverage of the attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla is a betrayal of its charter
On the anti-war side
Peter Manson argues for comrades' consistency
The band played on
Lib Dems are underwriting a government of crisis, writes James Turley
Global scope
Robbie Rix has every confidence we shall make up this month's shortfall
Marxism as a guide to action
As the new term started, Manchester CS found that the mood has changed on campus, writes Chris Strafford
Tea Party: rumblings on the frenzied right
Jim Creegan reports from the United States on the polarisation of politics and an increasingly frenzied middle class
Revolutionary jazz and the cultural shifts of the 1970s
Maciej Zurowski reviews Soul Jazz Records 'Freedom, rhythm and sound - revolutionary jazz and the civil rights movement' 2 CDs, £11.99
CNWP: dead men's shoes
Phil Kent examines the continuing project to replace the Labour Party