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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
Political poverty
22 Jun 1995
The left looks to Labour to deliver a minimum wage
Labour, Tory - both rotten to the core!
22 Jun 1995
First the Tory mafia, now the Labour mafia. All the Labour councillors on the Monklands East district council have been suspended from the party, accused of dishing out ‘jobs for the boys’ and granting sectarian favours. Why should we hand power to any of these corrupt hypocrites?
Another stab in the union back
15 Jun 1995
Healthworkers’ unity sabotaged
15 Jun 1995
The limitations of the ‘official’ trade union movement have been made obvious over the last few weeks. The RCN wants to go it alone, while the Unison leadership is now having cosy chats with Virginia Bottomley. We need a drastically different approach
Left apologists
08 Jun 1995
The Labour left gives unanimous support to imperialism's blue berets
Stevenage offered champagne champion
08 Jun 1995
Students say no to loans
01 Jun 1995
Neither fit for the job
01 Jun 1995
Establishment mourns one of its own
01 Jun 1995
From the left to the right the politicians of the capitalist class lavished praise on Harold Wilson
NUT stitch-up
25 May 1995
Anti-racist careerist’s fall from grace
25 May 1995
Sinking in sleaze
25 May 1995
This week has seen the Tories collapse into a sewer of sleaze and confusion. They are reduced to saving their own skins and quite clearly the party is unfit to govern, even by capitalist standards. Rupert Murdoch would be happy with a change of government, and perhaps even the Iron Lady will consider leaving the sinking Tory ship after Blair praised her so eloquently last month. But the working class needs to get rid of the whole stinking system, not replace Tory sleaze-balls with Labour ones
Labour woos the bosses
18 May 1995
After the clause
11 May 1995
New Labour turns to liberalism. The left must turn from Labourism