The Socialist

The Socialist 20 July 2006

Middle East crisis: Stop the carnage


Stop the carnage

Lebanon: Israel's air war threatens regional war


Fighting for the future of the NHS

Hundreds march to stop Labour's 'leeches'

West Mids march builds links

No to cuts, no to privatisation

Activists organise for action

What the Socialist Party says


Low pay, no way!

Police not to face charges

Arrested on suspicion

Bury campaign SOCs it to the council


Anger in St Petersburg as the 'Big Eight' arrive

Kazakhstan: Shanyrak shanty town in revolt


Serious crisis for Scottish Socialist Party


Sea of sleaze rises around Blair

RMT rejects move back to New Labour...

Can the Left reclaim Labour?

Gordon Brown steps up attacks on the public sector

New Labour's attack on the sick and disabled

 
 

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The Socialist 20 July 2006, issue Middle East crisis: Stop the carnage

War and occupation

spotStop the carnage

THE ISRAELI government is bombing Lebanon into rubble. Airports, roads, buildings and, not least, hundreds of human lives have been destroyed. Workers and young people around the world were already sickened by the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) attacks on Gaza, but what has taken place in the last few days is a massive escalation of the nightmarish crisis in the Middle East...

spotLebanon: Israel's air war threatens regional war

Socialist Party NHS campaign

spotFighting for the future of the NHS

Health workers demonstrate at Whipps Cross hospital in East London, photo Paul Mattsson

Health workers demonstrate at Whipps Cross hospital in East London, photo Paul Mattsson

Healthworkers and campaigners step up their struggle: ACROSS BRITAIN people are marching in their thousands to defend their NHS. From ward closures to bed cuts, to ripping off patients' relatives for phone calls and parking charges, people have had enough of New Labour's running...

spotHundreds march to stop Labour's 'leeches'

spotWest Mids march builds links

spotNo to cuts, no to privatisation

spotActivists organise for action

spotWhat the Socialist Party says

Socialist Party campaigns

spotLow pay, no way!

PRIMARK PAYS peanuts!" "BBC are misers!" "New park nursery - charges parents a fortune, pays workers a pittance". Young people around the country are adding managers, supervisors and well-known retail chains to ISR 'walls of shame' that name these Scrooge bosses, writes Ben Robinson, ISR national coordinator.

spotPolice not to face charges

spotArrested on suspicion

spotBury campaign SOCs it to the council

International socialist news and analysis

spotAnger in St Petersburg as the 'Big Eight' arrive

MORE THAN $10 billion is being spent on the 'Big Eight' in St Petersburg, including a massive security operation. Guests of Vladimir Putin, president of what is being dubbed the 'energy superpower' of the world, spent two days agreeing policies that won't change one iota the fate of the majority of the world's population who live in poverty and fear, writes Elizabeth Clarke, St Petersburg, Russia.

spotKazakhstan: Shanyrak shanty town in revolt

Scottish Socialist Party

spotSerious crisis for Scottish Socialist Party

Tommy Sheridan court case: THE PRESS in Scotland have dubbed it the libel trial of the decade. A case that has already resulted in saturation coverage in the Scottish media. Tommy Sheridan, Scottish Socialist Party MSP and former leader of the Scottish Socialist Party versus the News of the World. Philip Stott, International Socialists, reports.

Campaign for a New Workers Party

spotSea of sleaze rises around Blair

DESPITE HIS bravura performance at the G8, Tony Blair may not be able to deliver his promise to see all the other leaders at next year's summit...

spotRMT rejects move back to New Labour...

THE KEY political debate at the Rail Maritime and Transport workers' union (RMT) meeting in Dublin this month was on the crisis in working-class political representation...

spotCan the Left reclaim Labour?

spotGordon Brown steps up attacks on the public sector

spotNew Labour's attack on the sick and disabled