WW archive > Issue 86 - 16 March 1995
No ration on health
Last week two cases highlighted how money talks in today’s National Health Service. A man died after being airlifted two hundred miles to an intensive care bed because his own regional unit is being run down; and top judges have ruled that a 10-year old girl cannot have the treatment that could save her life
Letters
Confidence in workers; Marriage vows; Crude distortions
Cost cutting in Dundee hospitals
Arafat today, Adams tomorrow
Mexico’s critical days
War in the peace movement
Turkey: class struggle erupts
New clause four is pre-clause four
Labour, ironically under the rubric of ‘modernisation’, is about to transform itself back into a trade union backed liberal party
The great fiasco
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, March 18 1920
Militant dilemma
Managing poverty
Workers’ campaign in Scotland
Communist candidates say ‘no cuts, no closures’
By-election by and by
Labour - daftness devolved
Fighting fund
Phil Kent reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund