WW archive > Issue 845 - 09 December 2010
Hands off Assange
US imperialism's attempts to shut down Wikileaks must be defeated, argues Eddie Ford
Letters
Correction; No leadership; New positions; Kurds targeted; If only; Ben's drivel; Get on up
Lions, foxes, and asses
Wikileaks confirms that the Tehran regime's nuclear programme is dangerous and ought to be opposed by socialists, writes Yassamine Mather
The second death of Liberal England
The weakness of the Liberal Democrats benefits the Tories more than the workers' movement, argues James Turley
Still not coming home
Harley Filben looks at the furore surrounding England's failed bid for the World Cup
Their finest hour?
The end of World War II saw an angry rebellion developing among the 'official' Communist Party's rank and file, writes Lawrence Parker
Tyneside bairn goes ghost dancing
Tom Pickard reviews David Douglass's 'Ghost dancers: the miners' last generation part 3: Stardust and coaldust' Christiebooks, 2010, pp540, £12.95
Insult to injury
No wool over your eyes here, says Robbie Rix
Leaving the sects behind
CPGB first congress : Unity negotiations report
Unison and the politics of class
Why does a leading member of Socialist Resistance give her backing to a free-market attack on the disabled and elderly? Tony Greenstein reports on Unison's support for the 'personalisation' of care