WW archive > Issue 1000 - 06 March 2014
Weekly Worker: The first one thousand
Editor Peter Manson looks back at the last 21 years and forward to the party we need
Letters
Underqualified ; Age of consent ; Stay and starve ; Borderline ; Communist LU?; FI and Ukraine ; Stick up ; Outside what?
Labour: Unions vote to be distanced
Delegate Charles Gradnitzer reports on Labour’s special conference
Harriet Harman: More manufactured hysteria
As the Daily Mail smears Labour MPs for links to paedophiles - Paul Demarty wonders whether it doth protest too much
The Leninist: Before this there was that
Jack Conrad recalls the genesis of the CPGB’s Leninist faction and its enduring legacy
The Leninist: First conference makes decision to go monthly
In January 1984 we organised the First Conference of Supporters of The Leninist, where the decision was made to go monthly
Many reasons to celebrate
We invited a range of comrades to send a millennial message
Respecting no dogmatic label
On the occasion of the 1000th issue, Marc Mulholland reflects on the state of the left
Solidarity with women of Iran
Yassamine Mather salutes those struggling against oppression
Miners' strike: Battle lines drawn
We reprint below our first response to the miners’ strike from an edition of The Leninist
Pete Seeger: The art of folksong
Pete Seeger, May 3 1919 - January 27 2014
Crimea: Danger of wider conflict
Vladimir Putin is unlikely to back down over Crimea, writes Eddie Ford
Make it a reality
Robbie Rix is aiming for bigger and better things: but we need you to do it, comrades