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In this week's issue:
The Socialist 8 September 2000, issue Labour let rich run riot  Labour Let Rich Run Riot
THE NEW Labour government has let the wealth divide in Britain run riot. Even our normally subservient union leaders can sense the rising anger at this and say they will attack the government for letting...
Defend the right to Asylum ON CHRISTMAS eve 1999, when most youngsters were awaiting a visit from Santa, five-year-old Patrick received a visit from a Home Office official who handed him a deportation notice...
Defend Glenn Kelly GLENN KELLY, branch secretary of Bromley UNISON was suspended by the council on 31 July on trumped-up charges, writes Bill Mullins.
The Police's racist agenda THE NOTTING Hill Carnival has become the latest battleground in the Metropolitan police's media war against the Black community...
Labour's new threat to campaigners ANIMAL RIGHTS activists are being targeted by police and politicians, who are threatening a clampdown on their activities, writes Molly Cooper.
Michael Davis, of the M25 Three, speaks to The Socialist IN JULY, the Court of Appeal quashed the convictions of Raphael Rowe, Michael Davis and Randolph Johnson, the M25 Three...
Mobilising to stop Nazi terror in Germany THE TRIAL of three Neo-Nazis, who had beaten and kicked Alberto Adriano to death, has ended with their conviction and sentences ranging from 16 years to life...
French Lesson to TUC AS DELEGATES to the Trades Union Congress prepare to go to this year's conference, a leader of the French fishermen's blockade reportedly said: "If we don't take this action, people will walk over us - but we cannot allow this to happen, writes Bill Mullins, Socialist Party Industrial Organiser.
Peugeot workers say: "Reclaim the union" PEUGEOT MANAGEMENT have made their third 'final' offer to workers at the Ryton plant, near Coventry...
Scottish council workers' strike THE STRIKE by UNISON members in Scotland's local councils on 29 August was absolutely solid. All services apart from emergency cover were severely disrupted and over 90% of members took part in the action...
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