Democracy & State
Overcoming the enemies within
17 May 2012
The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair
New lurch to nationalism
22 Jan 1998
Scottish Militant Labour takes another step towards separatism
Euro rebel defies Blair
15 Jan 1998
Ken Coates talks to the Weekly Worker about the need to build a fightback
Blair puts the boot in
15 Jan 1998
A republican party of the working class
15 Jan 1998
Jan Berryman analyses developments in the SLP from a republican-communist angle
‘Peace’ train back on track
15 Jan 1998
Blair hopes that a ‘council of the isles’ will secure a new imperialist stability
Prejudice or racism
08 Jan 1998
Government ministers Banks and Blunkett - all part of the pretence?
Fighting the drugs war
08 Jan 1998
‘Peace process’ thrown into crisis
08 Jan 1998
The killings in Ireland over the Christmas period threw the establishment into turmoil. But does that mean the whole ‘peace process’ will collapse?
It can only get better?
18 Dec 1997
Labour backbenchers rebel as Blair steps up anti-worker offensive
Scottish Tories try to limp back
18 Dec 1997
Breathtaking hypocrisy
18 Dec 1997
Black section uproar
18 Dec 1997
Peter Manson reports on the SLP congress
Settlement in sight
18 Dec 1997
Ireland’s ‘peace’ process
Three men, 3,000 votes
18 Dec 1997
Delegates at the December 13-14 congress of the Socialist Labour Party in London's Conway Hall were stunned to learn that they were powerless to change the party’s policies or constitution. The block vote of a single trade union affiliate swamped those of 114 Constituency SLPs
One route?
11 Dec 1997
Ronnie McDonald was general secretary of offshore union Oilc from 1992 until his retirement from the post in January. Peter Manson asked him about his decision to join the SLP earlier this year