WW archive > Issue 486 - 26 June 2003
Letters
Queer equality; Why so shy?; Clampdown; AWL and George; 'Fake left'; Not gossip; Keep printing; Too middle class; Don't trust 'em
SWP-CPB talks: Learning nothing
The Socialist Workers Party has been courting the Morning Star's Communist Party of Britain. Marcus Strom takes a look
Mullahs rejected
Mehdi Kia assesses June's rising and the state of the opposition
Birmingham Socialist Alliance: Re-elect Steve Godward
Birmingham Socialist Alliance is being called upon to dump its pro-party chair by the SWP
Homosexuality and hypocrisy
Michael Malkin investigates the latest furore in the Church of England
Workers' Liberty: Descent into cultism
Ian Donovan assesses the current trajectory of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty
Party notes: Scotland and English nationalism
The English are revolting? Jack Conrad looks at the national question in Britain
Unison conference: Sorcerer Prentis
Alan Stevens attended the conference of the public sector union, Unison
Scottish Socialist Party: SW platform rift
The Socialist Workers Party is under attack in Scotland ... and the bourgeois press have a ringside seat. Sarah McDonald reports
STWC activists' conference: Good little Stalinists
Mike Macnair was impressed on the unity of purpose shown by the Communist Party of Britain and their would-be suitors in the Socialist Workers Party at the STWC activists' conference
STWC activists' conference: Speak out and be damned
Anne Mc Shane calls again for democracy in the anti-war movement
Jews v Zionism
Kit Robinson was one of one hundred who attended a meeting to discuss the Middle East
Ironic unpredictability
Philip Bounds marks the Orwell centenary
Around the web: Virtual vanity
Phil Hamilton reviews the website of Peter Taaffe's narcissistic 'international'
Workers' Liberty: Sectarians preaching to the converted
Manny Neira attended the Workers' Liberty summer school, Ideas for Freedom. He gives his impressions