WW archive > Issue 838 - 21 October 2010
Osborne the butcher
Cuts campaigns should move towards unity, says James Turley
Letters
Tea Party; Realisten; Launch; Deportation; Bring it on; Exchanges; Biased prize; Timeless dogma; Religious right
Equal pay feel-good
Amanda MacLean reviews Nigel Cole's (director) 'Made in Dagenham', 2010 (on general release)
No time like now
Robbie Rix says we need to make up ground
A programme to unite all Marxists
Peter Manson reports on the second day of the October 16-17 CPGB aggregate
Scotching the myths
Historian Lars T Lih dissects one of Lenin's most famous but most misunderstood pamphlets, 'What is to be done?'
Draft theses on the Labour Party
The Provisional Central Committee has presented the following draft for discussion
Comradeship and populist demagogy
The media circus surrounding the rescued Chilean miners obscures the reality of naked capitalist exploitation, writes Eddie Ford
Win Labour for the working class
Following a five-hour discussion on the CPGB's strategic orientation to the Labour Party, the October 16-17 membership aggregate endorsed the Provisional Central Committee's tactic of critical support for Diane Abbott in Labour's leadership election by a two to one majority. Alex John reports on the debate
Two open letters
The sectarian opponents of the formation of the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1920 state their case