WW archive > Issue 865 - 12 May 2011
Constitutional crisis beckons
Labour's defeat at the hands of the SNP is hardly a cause for celebration, argues Sarah McDonald
Letters
Double dealing; Not right; Stalin problem?; Conspiracy; Both wrong; Nonsense
Non-Labour left election results
The performance of the non-Labour left on May 5 was, to be frank, dismal, writes Peter Manson
Governing parties consolidate in NI
Anne Mc Shane calls for a united, federal Ireland
Captain Clegg will not go down with his ship
After the May 5 elections and referendum Nick Clegg and co seem to face extinction as an independent political party, observes Eddie Ford
PCS conference: Don't rush, make sure we can win
Dave Vincent calls for the ballot to be held later
No need for party?
The US Platypus grouping does not have a political line because there is 'no possibility of revolutionary action'. Mike Macnair reports on its convention
Build on growing anti-cuts mood
Militant opponents of the Con-Dem cuts are few and far between. Peter Manson takes a looks around the country
Welsh Labour rejects coalition
Gareth Evans recognises a threat of mass redundancies and cuts in services
Such a laugh
Robbie Rix writes that we are quite a bit down on where we need to be
Who's afraid of George Galloway?
The open letter urging no vote for the Coalition Against Cuts list was understandable, but badly wrong, writes James Turley
Agitation for independent working class politics
Electoral tactics was the main topic on May 8 at the CPGB's all-members' aggregate meeting in London. Alex John reports