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From The Socialist newspaper, 9 February 2011

Uprising in Egypt - Socialist Party public meetings

Lewisham: Thursday 10 February, 7.30pm

Toads Mouth Too café, 188 Brockley Road, London SE4 2RL

Bristol: Tuesday 15 February, 7.30pm

Cheltenham Road Library, Bristol, BS6 5QX

Leytonstone: Tuesday 15 February, 7.30pm

491 Gallery, Grove Green Road, London E11

East London: Thursday 17 February, 7.30pm

Durning Hall Community Centre, Earlham Grove, Forest Gate, London E7

Greenwich: Thursday 17 February, 7.30pm

Glyndon Community Centre, Raglan Road, Plumstead, London SE18 7LB

Lambeth and Southwark: Thursday 17 February, 7.30pm

Contact 07906 591 794 for venue details

Walthamstow: Thursday 17 February, 7.30pm

William Morris Community Centre, Greenleaf Road, London E17 6QQ

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In The Socialist 9 February 2011:

International socialist news and analysis

Egypt in revolt

Socialist Party NHS campaign

Defend the NHS!: Fight the Con-Dem cuts

The madness of King George cuts

Anti-cuts campaigning

Scottish Anti-Cuts Alliance established

Stop attacks on disabled claimants

Liverpool: Jobs axe must be fought

No to the racist EDL! Unite to fight the cuts

Hands off our forests!

Protesting against all of the cuts

Socialist Party news and analysis

Tommy Sheridan jailing: Political vendetta ends in draconian sentence

John Macreadie memorial

TV Review: Posh and Posher Why Public School Boys Run Britain

Socialist Party feature

'Struggle or starve!' 1932 - when Birkenhead workers beat the means test

Socialist Party youth and students

Young people march for a future

Tories have no solutions to youth crime

Police attack 'save EMA' protest in Leeds

Socialist Party workplace news

Justice for Unison Four

Unison self-destructs at TSA but unionism stronger than ever

Building action against cuts

Defending jobs at Leeds council

Ford challenged in legal bid: Pay the Visteon pensioners now!

Arriva Trains Wales - strike called off

Defend democracy in the CWU

Keep the post public demo

Discussing an electoral challenge to service cutters

Socialist Party Marxist analysis

'In reality, Britain is facing a savage economic ice age'

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Egypt:

Swansea Socialist Party: Egypt

Revolution through Arab eyes - the Factory

Striking back in austerity Britain: Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary writes

Mubarak's state machine blamed for football massacre

Egypt - A year of revolution and counter-revolution

Derby Socialist Party: Egypt after the elections - What has changed?

Socialist Party:

Liverpool Socialist Party: Marxist Economics

Liverpool Socialist Party: A Marxist view of history

Bristol East Socialist Party: No Pasaran! Fighting the far right

Liverpool Socialist Party: Housing crisis - a socialist solution

Socialist:

Solidarity with Greek workers

Good result for Socialist Students candidates in NUS elections

Turning anger into action

London:

National TUC demonstration: 'A future that works'

National Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) 6th annual national conference

Interview with RMT assistant general secretary candidate

Bristol:

Kill the act before it kills the NHS

Second strike on Monday at TV Licensing

Jarrow March for Jobs: Bristol meeting

Southwark:

Striking against health job cuts

Don't sell off Peabody homes!

Vauxhall school: Privatisers Bring In Agency Staff

Walthamstow:

Walthamstow socialist film society: Showing of 'Cathy Come Home'

Defend trade unionists fighting cuts - solidarity urgently needed

Walthamstow Socialist Party: After the 26th March demo - How do we stop the cuts?

Leytonstone:

Leyton and Leytonstone Socialist Party: After the 26th March demo - where next for the anti-cuts movement?

Greenwich:

Victory for Greenwich Unite library campaign

Greenwich libraries - fighting back can win

Fight privatisation: Save our libraries

Lewisham:

Thug attack won't stop anti-racist work

Fight or privatise: A tale of two councils

Protests saying 'no' to slave labour workfare

Cheltenham:

Protester challenges Lib Dem MP to debate

University of Gloucestershire staff fight back

Lambeth:

Lambeth demonstration: 'Give Our Youth A Future'

Campaigners put pressure on Lambeth council

"Lambeth council know the cost of everything and the value of nothing"