WW archive > Issue 100 - 29 June 1995
Labour prepares to step into Tory shoes
This week the proverbial Tory boil burst. The Tories cannot save themselves by lancing the Europhobe boils, as they would have us believe. The party is disintegrating from top to bottom and is increasingly a blight on workers’ lives. Who knows what will happen to their disastrous leader. The real question is what will happen after the Tory collapse
Euston railworkers defend safety
Islington walkout
Building solidarity
Shell survives
Brent Spar is moved but Shell lives to fight another day
Disabling system
Rival buses hit home
Bus drivers in Chelmsford, sacked in November 1994, forced Badgerline into a settlement after running their own rival buses. Steve Argent, one of the sacked drivers, talked to us about the lessons of the dispute
Save Mumia Abu-Jamal
Abolish the death penalty
Our voice and organiser
Loss of a revolutionary
Harry Gwala: born July 30 1920; died June 19 1995
Communism through communist unity
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, June 24 1920
Lesser evil wins
End of the Tory road
Whatever the outcome of the Tory election contest, Blair’s New Labour looks set for government. How should the revolutionary left prepare?