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The Socialist 26 July 2003

Blair Must Go

Should The Unions Campaign To "Reclaim The Labour Party"?

Devon Bus Workers Fight Low Pay

Belt-Tightening Brown Threatens Cutbacks

Heathrow: Why Furious Workers Walked Out

Iraq: Opposition To US/UK Occupation Mounts

Hutton Enquiry: No trust in Blair

Kelly Death Deepens Blair's Crisis

Pride 2003: Fight The Bigots And Bullies

Fighting homophobia: Take The Argument Into The Communities

Pride Or Profit?

Austria: Success In Defending Women's Right To Abortion

French Unions' Protests How The Movement Was Built From Below

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Blair Must Go

He lied about Weapons of Mass Destruction to wage war on Iraq and has blood on his hands
He's destroying education, the NHS and our public services with profit-driven 'reforms'
He's allowed fat cat corporate bosses to get richer while pensions shrink and low pay worsens

New Labour is a capitalist establishment party and cannot be 'reclaimed' for working people and their families.

Only a new political party representing workers' interests can tackle the problems the bosses' system creates. Join the Socialist Party and our campaign for a new workers' party.

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