Weekly Worker
Quotas harm the cause
27 Feb 2014
The left should not succumb to neoliberalisms phoney version of equality, argues Yassamine Mather
What we are doing
26 Mar 2020
Coming home to roost
26 Mar 2020
Richard Galen describes how NHS workers are doing their best to cope following years of Tory cuts.
End of the line
26 Mar 2020
Covid-19 has done away with Britain’s rail franchising system. Paul Demarty, for one, is not going to miss it.
Overdrawn lessons
26 Mar 2020
The USA needs socialism, writes Jim Creegan, not a democratic revolution.
Lenin for unity
26 Mar 2020
Fourth emergency service
26 Mar 2020
Eddie Ford says postal workers must not allow management to use the pandemic crisis as an excuse to launch further attacks on the union.
Surplus to requirements
26 Mar 2020
To say that the ANC’s response to the pandemic is ‘inadequate’ would be a total understatement, writes Peter Manson. As a result many thousands will pay the ultimate price.
Rise to the challenge
26 Mar 2020
Sinn Féin might be about to join a grand coalition, but the left should not join Sinn Féin, argues Anne McShane.
Covid-19 and how to fight it
26 Mar 2020
Jack Conrad presents a communist response to the combined health and economic crisis
Current edition
26 Mar 2020
Please note that, because of the coronavirus pandemic, we have had to suspend printing the Weekly Worker, which will remain online-only until the end of the crisis.
Lockdown
20 Mar 2020
Death of a radical intellectual
20 Mar 2020
Yassamine Mather celebrates a brave and outspoken critic of the Islamic regime.
Socialist Fight’s split
20 Mar 2020
Gerry Downing has dropped his support for Ian Donovan’s anti-Semitic theories about a pan-national Jewish-Zionist bourgeoisie. But, asks Tony Greenstein, what took him so long?
Those against unity
20 Mar 2020
The Engels pause
20 Mar 2020
As we approach the 200th anniversary of Friedrich Engels’ birth, Michael Roberts< recalls the contribution he made to Marxist political economy.