Democracy & State > UK state
Referendum has nothing to offer
07 Jun 2012
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
Labour-Tory jingos wage beef war
30 May 1996
In their desperation to cling to office, the Tories are shamelessly using the ‘beef war’ to whip up nationalism and play the anti-Europe card
Arms and the IRA
23 May 1996
Mass action stops school closures
23 May 1996
Glasgow
Campaigning for action
23 May 1996
In brief
Litter lout escapes tough justice
23 May 1996
In brief
The healthcare we need
23 May 1996
Education in Labour firing line
23 May 1996
As the next general election looms, the political agenda is moving even more to the right - so watch out
Brown rides over doubts
16 May 1996
Alliance on the attack
16 May 1996
Our jobs, welfare and education are under threat from both Tories and Labour. We need to get organised
Homeless scandal runs deep
16 May 1996
Dame Shirley may have been found out, but what of the crime of homelessness itself?
Labour’s big idea: Scrap welfare
07 May 1996
After the local elections Labour was back in the headlines in the form of Gordon Brown and Chris Smith. But have they provided the big idea everyone is looking for to challenge the Tories?
No fool’s Gold
02 May 1996
Dundee fight against school closures
02 May 1996
De-recognition threat
02 May 1996
SLP moves to break Labour stranglehold
02 May 1996
Gordon Brown has unambiguously announced Labour’s intention to continue the Tories’ attack on workers with a promised squeeze on public spending. Yet after the local elections Blair’s Labour Party looks set to win a huge anti-Tory vote, taking it to victory in the next general election. Can the Socialist Labour Party turn the tide on the Labour-Tory rightwing consensus?