WW archive > Issue 232 - 19 March 1998
Cracks appear in ‘Cool Britannia’
The love-in with New Labour has turned sour - and angry
Letters
Petty politics; In defence; Plain daft; At any price
Good morning, judge
Party notes
A double anniversary
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, March 14 1918
Crackdown in Kosovo
Haylett appeal stalemate
Morning Star strike
When Robert Griffths was anti-British road
Here we reprint edited extracts from an important document published in The Leninist (March 20 1987), the forerunner of the Weekly Worker.
Solidarity greetings
NUJ Morning Star Chapel
Pawn in Star wars
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Rosser’s dealing with Scargill exposed
Scargill’s secret March 3 letter to NUJ general secretary John Foster blows the gaff on Mary Rosser and the Morning Star management
SACP holds the line
Senior ANC officials implicated in corruption and gun-running
Make a difference
Katrina Haynes reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund