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After Woolwich: their politics or ours?

 By KD Tait With the killing of a soldier in Woolwich, the people of Britain…

June 15, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Branch building in Left Unity

  By Paul Silson, Wakefield Left Unity This month Ed Miliband announced that he would…

June 15, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Leeds health workers set for strike action

Pathology staff in one large NHS hospital trust, mainly Unite members, have voted for industrial…

June 12, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

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Anti-Cuts

People’s Assembly: our best chance for unity

The 22 June People’s Assembly, with its trade union backing and its 3,000 registered participants, presents the most serious – and the last – opportunity to unite the…

June 17, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

The logic of wealth inequality

Recent figures show workers in Britain have suffered an average six per cent cut in the real value of their wages. Since 2009 the cost of austerity has…

June 16, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Bedroom Tax: make Labour pledge ‘no evictions’

By an activist in Armley Hands off our Homes The Bedroom tax came into effect on 1 April, cutting the housing benefit of a working age social tenant…

May 14, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

NHS: the beginning of the end?

By Carla Turner APRIL 2013 could go down in history as the day that marked the beginning of the end for our National Health Service. If, that is,…

May 14, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Post Office workers fight Coalition “transformation”

Post Office workers have taken strike action twice, on Easter Saturday and again on 19 April.  They’re angry at plans to close or franchise 76 big high street…

April 20, 2013 / No Comment / Read More
World News

Can the Turkish Spring become a hot summer?

The movement which brought millions onto the streets now finds itself caught between the uncompromising violence of the state and the…

June 16, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Syria: revolution, “communal war” and a negotiated settlement

  By Marcus Halaby “To imagine that social revolution is conceivable without revolts by small nations in the colonies and in…

June 3, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

Elections in Pakistan: Defeat for pro-war parties

Saturday 1 June, 2013 The Pakistan elections on 11 May led to a landslide defeat for the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)…

June 1, 2013 / No Comment / Read More

The riots in Stockholm: a reaction against worsening social conditions and violence

In the week following 13 May, when rioting broke out in the Stockholm suburb of Husby, and then spread to others,…

May 31, 2013 / No Comment / Read More
Editorial

WP no. 371 Editorial

The crisis in the Socialist Workers Party has implications for the entire left. Allegations of rape against a leading member were shamefully mishandled. Expulsions and a clampdown…

April 22, 2013 / No Comment
Liberation

125th Anniversary of the Matchworkers’ Strike

On the 125th anniversary of the matchwomen’s strike in the East End of London, Joy Macready examines the strike’s origins and how it sparked the “New Unionism”…

June 15, 2013 / No Comment
World News

Can the Turkish Spring become a hot summer?

The movement which brought millions onto the streets now finds itself caught between the uncompromising violence of the state and the limitations of its tactics. KD Tait…

June 16, 2013 / No Comment
Anti-Racism

After Woolwich: their politics or ours?

 By KD Tait With the killing of a soldier in Woolwich, the people of Britain were treated to a glimpse of the mundane brutality inflicted daily on…

June 15, 2013 / No Comment