WW archive > Issue 145 - 30 May 1996
Labour-Tory jingos wage beef war
In their desperation to cling to office, the Tories are shamelessly using the ‘beef war’ to whip up nationalism and play the anti-Europe card
Letters
Main problem; Why the SLP?; Iraqi Kurdistan; Absolutism; Party line?; Liaison committee
Overcoming amateurish work
Party notes
Historical reality
In past issues of the Weekly Worker we have discussed the splits in the Irish National Liberation Army with Irish Republican Socialist Party members. Here a political prisoner condemns ‘leftwing infantilism’
Where red meets brown
Communist Party of the Russian Federation
The whirligig of time
John Craig reviews Twelve Monkeys (directed by Terry Gilliam, 1996)
Two worlds collide
Phil Rudge reviews Bartleby by Herman Melville (Penguin 1996, pp47)
Precipice of disaster
Helen Ellis reviews Archaos' Game over (Brixton Academy, £17.50 and £20.00)
Everybody’s fight
From the Workers Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, May 28 1926
Waiting for the cavalry
Around the left
The advocates of historical truth?
Phil Sharpe of the TUG replies to recent letters by Partisan about Stalinism and Trotskyism
Taking our bearings
First meeting of the SLP’s NEC takes some important decisions
Job well done
Communist Party Offensive 96
NHS pocket calculator
Firefighters shun Labour
Jobs not job seekers
SUPPLEMENT: Essays on the general strike - Part V
France 1968