History
Good Friday at 25: celebrations can’t mask failures
The GFA promised much but delivered little—except a breathing space for British imperialism
Iraq 20 years on: lessons in how not to stop a war
Why did the biggest protests in British history fail?
Archive: NHS rank and file must take the lead!
Archive article about the 1982 NHS strike.
What are workers’ councils?
The significance of the soviet form of organisation and what its legacy means for working class militants today.
1972: When dockers fought the law—and the dockers won
The 1972 dock strike has important lessons for today as we enter a new period of industrial struggle
Lessons on the 40th anniversary of the Malvinas War
Forty years ago, Margaret Thatcher’s Tory government fought an undeclared war against Argentina for control of the Malvinas.
May 1937: When Spanish workers rose up to defend their revolution
In the first week of May, 85 years ago, the tragic end to the Spanish revolution played out on the streets of Barcelona.
Teaching the British Empire
The Tories are desperate to put a positive spin on the teaching of the British Empire
Luxemburg, Zetkin and Kollontai: socialist women against imperialist war
RECENT EVENTS in Ukraine have been a sharp reminder that under capitalism, inter-imperialist rivalries inevitably lead to brutal wars that cause mass death and devastation. While some of these wars […]
Bloody Sunday: 50 years without justice
On 30 January 1972, Bloody Sunday, the British Parachute Regiment shot dead 13 unarmed civil rights protesters in Derry and wounded 15 others.
