WW archive > Issue 114 - 19 October 1995
Knives are out for the public sector
After the unions’ disgraceful climbdown in the healthworkers’ pay dispute, at last an event which the leaders can support with unbridled enthusiasm.
Letters
Uniting traditions; Recharged; Clarity of ideas
Blair’s men back trust butchers
Public sector workers have only their own muscle to rely on
Correction
Stalinist by name
An SWP member from East Midlands puts some questions to the RDG on its joint open letter with the CPGB to the SWP
Have your cake and eat it too
A reply to the RWT, Bob Smith - for the establishment of a permanent Party Polemic Committee
Stand by the miners!
From ‘The Communist’, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, October 21 1920
Cosy consensus
The Irish Republican Socialist Party has accused both the Irish and British governments of being premature in their proposed setting up of an international arms commission.
Flame of anger and flame of hope
Tony Benn spoke to the Weekly Worker about the implications of ‘new’ Labour and the state of working class politics today
Workers fight under a false flag
Aziz Demir reports on the political upheaval in Turkey and the growing militancy of workers
Tory tricks fall flat
Not waving but drowning