WW archive > Issue 226 - 05 February 1998
Bloody Sunday hypocrisy
Blair’s announcement of a new judicial enquiry has already provoked tensions within the British ruling class
Letters
Odd reply ; Both wrong; Voluntarism; Correction
One step forward
Party notes
All power to the soviets
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, January 31 1918
History lessons
Anna Weber reviews ‘Crimes and mercies - The fate of German civilians under Allied occupation, 1944 -1950’ by James Baque
Thesis on revolutionary openness
This thesis was discussed at the CPGB’s aggregate last weekend. Comrades from Manchester opposed it and presented an alternative motion. The thesis, itself the result of intense discussion and amendment, had the backing of the Provisional Central Committee and was overwhelmingly carried, but with the Manchester comrades voting against. Their own motion was then carried by a large majority. The Weekly Worker will be discussing this important question over the coming period
Miserly payouts for miners
On party censorship
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Glorious isolation
Around the left
Facing the fire of Korean unification
How has a divided Korea impacted upon the working class? Lee Min Young - a former partisan of Cliffism - looks at the relationship between the class struggle and unification
Civil war at Morning Star
Threat to Iraq grows
As Clinton sinks deeper in the mire, a diversionary strike is on the cards
London Socialist Alliance launch
It could be you
Katrina Haynes reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund