WW archive > Issue 388 - 14 June 2001
Labour can?t be wished away
?Diane Abbott says she supports the priority pledges of the Socialist Alliance,? said comrade Anne Mc Shane in an all-London CPGB meeting a few days after the general election. ?OK, if that?s so, we should now hold her to account. We should openly proclaim that we support her, that she is in part our SA MP and seek to develop an ongoing deeper political relationship. How would Tony Blair feel about having an SA fifth column in the ranks of his party??
Letters
Spell-chequer; Humble and poor; Tartan tint; Closed windows
General election 2001 - left results
Northern Ireland elections ?Flight from centre? rocks Blair
Both the Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn F?in made big gains in last week?s elections. Michael Malkin assesses the effect on the peace process
Election sees left advance
The results of the Socialist Alliance and Scottish Socialist Party may have been disappointing, argues Peter Manson, but the campaign represented a real gain
General election 2001 - left results
General election 2001 - left results
General election 2001 - left results
Nottingham
Canvassing everywhere
General election 2001 - left results
General election 2001 - left results
Beyond the sects
Scargillite spin
SLP statement, Friday June 8
Building upon solid foundations
General election 2001 - left results
Vote 2001 Campaign review
Stockton South candidate Lawrie Coombs gives a candidate?s view of the general election
?Official? complacency comes under fire
The People?s Press Printing Society, the cooperative which owns the Morning Star, held its 56th annual general meeting in four venues - Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff and London - over June 8-11. Stan Keable attended the London session on June 11