The Socialist 25 October 2007 Public health not private wealth Public health not private wealth Join the 3 November NHS demonstration NHS: What the Socialist Party says Michael Moore's latest film 'Sicko' reviewed Huddersfield SOS: Class fighters' bold initiative Reject Royal Mail deal: Vote 'No' and reinstate the action Striking Liverpool postal workers return to work Respect in crisis - what lessons for socialists? Pakistan: Suicide bombings at Bhutto rally Turkey's invasion threat increases regional instability Release Saburi Akande Akinola, Taiwo Hassan Soweto and Olatunde Dairo now France: Biggest public transport strike action since 1995 Do women still have the 'right to choose'? Liberal Democrat leadership: Two candidates, one background, no answers Classroom assistants challenge the Stormont Assembly Who's to blame for teenage obesity? Glasgow: On strike for a fair deal Train drivers prepare for action Fight Cadbury's factory closure Teachers' union election – time to change! BBC threatens hundreds of jobs |
Campaign for a New Workers Party Trade Union Rights and Freedoms Bill: THE DAY before John McDonnell MP's "watered-down" trade union freedom bill got its reading in Parliament, hundreds of trade unionists from across Britain came to lobby their MPs... By Andrew Walton, Unison shop steward, personal capacity
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Socialist Party feature
UP TO 150 people were killed and 600 injured when suicide bombers attacked Benazir Bhutto's procession, following her return to Pakistan from eight years of self-imposed exile on 18 October... International socialist news and analysis
BLOODY FIGHTING between Turkish troops and PKK Kurdish separatist guerrillas on the Turkey/Iraq border has enormously ratcheted-up tensions between the two countries...
Socialist Party women
Forty years after the 1967 Abortion Act: This month marks the 40th anniversary of the 1967 Abortion Act. The reform was won by women who, increasingly confident as they became active in the workplace,... Socialist Party news and analysis
NOW THAT Ming Campbell has bowed to the inevitable, the Lib Dems are gearing themselves up for a leadership election... By Ken Douglas
Workplace news and analysis
Workers in Glasgow's Learning Disability and Physical Disability day care services have been on indefinite strike action from 16 October... By Brian Smith, Unison social work services secretary
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