Fight for a workers’ government
Editorial November 2022, No. 398
As Tories fall apart, workers’ action can finish them off
By KD Tait SIX SHORT weeks was all Tory MPs needed to put an end to the Truss experiment. This
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Postal bosses go nuclear — union must respond in kind
CWU leaders have called off strikes after bosses threatened them with court action
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Leftwing candidate excluded in Labour HQ stitch-up
Members should boycott this fraudulent selection.
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Yellow Unison goes running to education bosses
By a Unison activist THE NATIONAL Education Union has won an impressive mandate to call an official strike ballot for
Childcare in crisis: mothers’ march demands better
By Millie Collins MORE THAN 12,000 people took to the streets across 11 major cities on 29 October to protest
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Latest UN climate reports show need for socialist solutions
Official reports chart the complete failure of attempts to solve the climate crisis and serve as a reminder of the urgent need for socialist solutions.
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Trouble at the top: the social roots of the Tory crisis
The deep divisions in the Conservative party have their roots in the decline of British capitalism.
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French workers on the march
The cost of living crisis is prompting the biggest strikes in years. But trade union leaders are holding back a general strike.
Iran: workers join protests
By Dave Stockton PROTESTS FOLLOWING the murder of 22 year-old Jina Mahsa Amini have developed into the most serious challenge
The great building workers’ strike of 1972
The building workers’ strike holds lessons on the dangers of Broad Leftism for union activists today