WW archive > Issue 149 - 27 June 1996
Labour’s fake wage promises
New Labour is talking about introducing a minimum wage - some time in the future. We must fight for one - in the here and now
Letters
RDG sophistry; The Fall; Crude justification; Much to learn
The arse-end of Pabloism
Party Notes
Desperately late
Socialist United
After Militant Labour’s successful by-election campaign in Hillingdon, Lee-Anne Bates spoke to ML’s Gary Harbord about how the left together can raise the banner of the revolutionary alternative to Labour
Organise against teamworking
Dundee’s class wars
Murder and smiles
John Craig reviews Richard III, directed by Richard Loncraine
First modern sport
Phil Rudge reviews Anyone but England - cricket and the national malaise by Mike Marqusee, (Verso Press 1995, pp273)
Coups and rumours of coups
Patriotic outrage
Comintern on the Great Strike
From the Workers’ Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, June 25 1926
New found optimism
Around the left
The hidden hand
Paul Cockshott resumes the debate with the RDG over the nature of revolution
Sikorski’s letter
SLP loses youth leader
Last week we explained why we understand, but cannot agree with, Tony Savvas’s decision to quit. This week we publish correspondence relating to it