The Socialist

The Socialist 23 November 2006

Public health not private profit

Public health not private profit

Nurses against 'natural wastage'

Swansea says no closures

Ipswich campaign saves nurses' jobs

Pensioners lead the way


Socialism 2006 main rally

Films show a world of rising struggles

Socialist Party youth rally

Socialism 2006: a great success

Collection a big success

Socialism 2006 closing rally: defend the NHS

Sri Lanka


Stop the fat cats! No to Cutbacks! Fight tuition fees!


Marxism in Today's World


Can Labour be reclaimed?


Homelessness: Privatising the problem


Worldwide protests at MP's murder

Leicester protest

Thatcher's monetarist guru dies

Prodi government under siege

US rages but Ortega's victory is no revolution


Queen's speech says 'work till you drop'

Lincoln organises against the far right


Local government pensions: We're no April fools!

Disciplinary action against UNISON secretary

JJB Sports workers score a victory

Fujitsu on strike

 
 

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The Socialist 23 November 2006, issue Public health not private profit

spotPublic health not private profit

March to TUC NHS lobby of parliament calling for a national demonstration in 2006, photo Paul Mattsson

March to TUC NHS lobby of parliament calling for a national demonstration in 2006, photo Paul Mattsson

NATIONAL HEALTH Service chiefs have told hospital trusts that they can start advertising for patients...

spotNurses against 'natural wastage'

spotSwansea says no closures

spotIpswich campaign saves nurses' jobs

spotPensioners lead the way

Socialism 2006

spotSocialism 2006 main rally

"ALMOST HALF the world lives without clean water or modern sewage systems," said Hannah Sell, introducing the Rally for Socialism...

spotFilms show a world of rising struggles

spotSocialist Party youth rally

spotSocialism 2006: a great success

spotCollection a big success

spotSocialism 2006 closing rally: defend the NHS

spotSri Lanka

Education

spotStop the fat cats! No to Cutbacks! Fight tuition fees!

Education: THE BOSSES' organisation, CBI, has complained about the government "wasting" billions on funding courses in Further Education (FE) colleges...

New Socialist Party publication

spotMarxism in Today's World

Marxism in Today

Marxism in Today's World - cover

New publication: BILL MULLINS, the Socialist Party's national industrial organiser, reviews Marxism in Today's World, the new book from the Committee for a Workers' International. THE NEW book published by the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI), Marxism in Today's World, is an opportunity for many people to read in detail the ideas and policies of the CWI.

The Socialist Interview

spotCan Labour be reclaimed?

Interview with John McDonnell MP: Hannah Sell, assistant secretary of the Campaign for a New Workers' Party and Ken Smith, Socialist Party Trade Union organiser, interviewed John McDonnell MP on his challenge for the leadership of the Labour Party.

Homelessness Feature

spotHomelessness: Privatising the problem

THE BBC launch their homelessness season this week to mark the 40th anniversary of the famous TV drama Cathy Come Home...

International socialist news

spotWorldwide protests at MP's murder

Sri Lanka: ON MONDAY, 13 November, up to 10,000 people filed through central Colombo, Sri Lanka, with the coffin of murdered TNA MP, Nadarajah Raviraj...

spotLeicester protest

spotThatcher's monetarist guru dies

spotProdi government under siege

spotUS rages but Ortega's victory is no revolution

Socialist Party news and analysis

spotQueen's speech says 'work till you drop'

WE'LL WORK into our graves, if we don't get locked up without a trial, while only rich people will be able to drive...

spotLincoln organises against the far right

Socialist Party workplace news

spotLocal government pensions: We're no April fools!

ON 22 NOVEMBER, UNISON members are lobbying parliament about the local government pension scheme...

spotDisciplinary action against UNISON secretary

spotJJB Sports workers score a victory

spotFujitsu on strike