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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

Healthcare and moral hysteria

08 Jan 2004

New Labour is proposing to charge failed asylum-seekers for healthcare. There is more to this move than budget trimming, argues Jem Jones

Antidote to Blairite lies and deceit

08 Jan 2004

The issue of health is one of those battlegrounds that Blair could easily become unstuck over in the next few years. , says Phil Hamilton

Back in Labour's fold

08 Jan 2004

Ken Livingstone's reinstatement into the Labour Party is at one level a significant defeat for Tony Blair, says Ian Donovan

Labour socialists and SSP

16 Oct 2003

Can Labour be reclaimed? Are avenues of dissent concreted over? Vince Mills secretary of the Campaign for Socialism - a group within the Scottish Labour Party - speaks to Mark Fischer

Taaffe pulls out

20 Jan 2000

LSA slate for London elections

Stakes are high

16 Dec 1999

Left debates attitude toward Livingstone

Strategy and tactics

16 Dec 1999

Has the Weekly Worker “collapsed into shabby opportunism” over Ken Livingstone’s bid to become London mayor? Maurice Bernal responds to some criticisms

Scargill’s GLA slate

16 Dec 1999

Simon Harvey of the SLP

Challenge to London unity

16 Dec 1999

The fight for principled left unity in London to present an electoral challenge to Blair’s Labour has received a setback. The determination of the CATP to press ahead regardless of the plans of others is wrong

Same method

02 Dec 1999

Revolt against Blairism

25 Nov 1999

Looking promising

18 Nov 1999

GLA campaign

The Labour Party and Livingstone

18 Nov 1999

Party notes

Back Livingstone

18 Nov 1999

Opportunity

11 Nov 1999

Party notes

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