WW archive > Issue 1234 - 17 January 2019
May's deal is dead as a dodo
Paul Demarty asks what comes next after the crushing rejection of May’s Brexit deal by the Commons
Letters
Dead and gone; Witch-hunt; Marginalised; Ultra-left; Women
Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt: another witch-hunt victim
NEC refuses to endorse Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt in South Thanet, writes Carla Roberts
The enigmatic gilets-jaunes
How should Marxists respond to the gilets jaunes? Mike Macnair looks at the likely winners and losers
Our rights threatened too
Although Britain’s far-right yellow vests are an obnoxious assortment of racists, xenophobes and odd-balls, we must defend their right to protest, says Eddie Ford
Preparing the final assault
James Linney examines the fraud that is NHS England’s ‘long-term plan’
Socialism and the national question
Genuine liberation for Palestinians and Israelis alike must be seen in the context of an Arab and global revolution, argues David Markovich
Subjective and objective value
Arthur Bough insists that value is labour and has therefore existed in every form of society
Art for our class
Mike belbin reviews Christine Lindey Art for all: British socially committed art from the 1930s to the cold war Artery Publications, 2018, pp240, £25
US and Israel yearning to unleash mayhem
Yassamine Mather examines what lies behind Israeli air strikes against Iranian targets in Syria