WW archive > Issue 207 - 11 September 1997
TUC on its knees
Letters
Revolutionary method; Nazis confronted ; Animal rights fascists; Awful family; Locked together
Carving out an audience
Party notes
CGSD makes its mark
Scotland’s referendum
What the papers say
A sectarian approach to self-determination
Bob Pitt, editor of ‘What Next?’, reviews Jack Conrad’s pamphlet, Blair’s rigged referendum and Scotland’s right to self-determination
You don’t play in clubs
Phillip Watson reviews 'Free jazz: a collective improvisation' (Ornette Coleman Double Quartet, Atlantic CD)
Brief encounters
Tom Ball reviews 'The censor' by Anthony Neilson (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, West Street, London WC2 to September 27)
For working class independence
Peter Manson replies to criticism of Jack Conrad’s pamphlet, Blair’s rigged referendum and Scotland’s right to self-determination
New Labour, New Britain, New Monarchy: New Enemy
The death of Diana Windsor gives Blair a unique chance to slot the monarchy into his plan to remake the United Kingdom constitution and Britishness
The Moscow Conference
From ‘The Call’, paper of the British Socialist Party, September 6 1917
Long live the party line!
Around the left
Socialist News controversy
Simon Harvey of the SLP