WW archive > Issue 887 - 27 October 2011
Euro: disaster beckons
Another summit, another failure. Despite repeated attempts to 'stop the rot' and save the euro there is still no sign of a 'comprehensive plan', writes Eddie Ford
Letters
Sepia; Nuclear vs coal; Swinging; Hypocritical; Whole point; Implicit threat; What are you doing?; Crisis and cuts; Sustainable
Vile class-collaboration on display at Westminster
Peter Manson looks at the reaction of the Morning Star to the defeat of the Commons motion for a referendum on the European Union
Rankings and the long statistical tail
Robbie Rix welcomes our extra readers
Living in the end times
Ben Lewis reviews Lars von Trier's Melancholia (Nordisk Films, 2011, general release)
Questioning Irish tactics
Our history: The CPGB faced the urgent task of developing a policy towards Ireland.
A better version of social democracy
At its conference in Erfurt on October 21-23, the German left party Die Linke agreed a new programme. Edith Bartelmus-Scholich reports
Images of a slaughtered past
David Douglass reviews Peter Tuffrey, Doncaster's collieries (Amberley Publishing, 2011, pp128,
Finding a wide resonance
Simon Wells is impressed by what he has witnessed outside St Paul's cathedral
An inconvenient execution
The death of Gaddafi will not bring freedom to Libya, argues James Turley