WW archive > Issue 888 - 03 November 2011
Principled opposition, not constitutional cretinism
Mike Macnair explains what is wrong with 'a Labour government for its own sake'
Letters
Enough said; Mind and matter; Britain's road; I object; Print death
Keeping it small
Tina Becker argues that we urgently need to start the process of building a real political alternative
Referendum gamble plunges euro still deeper into crisis
European leaders are stumbling from one crisis to another, writes Eddie Ford
Waking the dead
A Tory MEP has attracted derision for his loopy beliefs in the paranormal - but he is merely the tip of an iceberg of absurd mumbo-jumbo, argues James Turley
Lenin and the United States of Europe
Jack Conrad takes issue with the attempt to recruit Lenin to the CPB nationalist camp
State fault lines exposed
Esen Uslu reports on the tremors that devastated Van province and examines the horrors perpetrated by official bureaucracy
Printing cock-up
Robbie Rix knows you can do it
Political naives and coffee cobblers
Jim Moody concludes his review of this year's London Film Festival
No alternative posed
Anne Mc Shane sees the economy and the failing capitalist system as the central question in Ireland