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In this week's issue:
The Socialist 29 July 2009, issue Nationalise to save jobs and the environment  Nationalise to save jobs and the environment
Vestas wind turbine plant workers occupy to protest against redundancies, photo RMT television Support Vestas workers: The 25 Vestas workers occupying the wind turbine factory on the Isle of Wight have created an international furore over jobs and the future of the environment, writes Nick Chaffey.
Vestas - build mass action for victory
Unison witch-hunt: Defend the Unison Four! Unison conference 2009: Brian Debus, Onay Kasab and Glenn Kelly, photo Paul Mattsson Scandalously a Unison disciplinary committee has banned four Socialist Party members from holding office for periods from three to five years...
What you can do to help the campaign
Afghanistan - Withdraw the troops THE BRITISH government is cynically exploiting the tragic deaths of British soldiers to justify the continuing war in Afghanistan, writes Paula Mitchell.
Swine flu: Profit system puts people at risk SWINE 'FLU is rapidly spreading. A vaccine to prevent infection is urgently needed but it will be next year before there are sufficient supplies to protect everyone in Britain. Eventually half the population...
Hospital worker reinstated
Building support for world socialism Joe Higgins MEP, Socialist Party Ireland, speaking at the European CWI school, photo Bob Severn Committee for a Workers' International: The annual summer school of the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI) took place in Belgium during the week 12 to 17 July...
No to the Future Jobs Fraud YFJ steering committee report: With the number of unemployed young people rapidly approaching one million, building Youth Fight for Jobs (YFJ) is more urgent than ever, writes Ben Robinson, YFJ national chair.
Public shows support for Youth Fight for Jobs campaign
Kilmarnock: Anger over Diageo's jobs massacre ON 26 JULY, 20,000 people took to the streets of Kilmarnock, west Scotland, to defend the 900 whisky jobs due to be cut by multinational drinks company Diageo, writes Leah Ganley, Youth Fight for Jobs, Scotland.
Greedy bosses exploiting seasonal workers
Cardiff cuts protest
Street cleaners lobby council
National meeting for: Socialist Party trade union members
Futurism Exhibition review: Brash, bold and belligerent, the artistic movement known as futurism hit the scene in early 1909. Later, it would give expression to political polar opposites: Italian fascist reaction and Russian socialist...
When workers shut down Minneapolis 75th anniversary of the "Teamster Rebellion": TODAY, FACED with the worst economic crisis since the 1930s Great Depression, it is crucial we learn how workers successfully defended themselves in the past...
Socialist Party news and analysis
Success for Stop the Strip campaign THE WHITE Hart in New Cross, south London, which had previously been operating as a lap dancing bar, has now returned to being run as a normal bar, writes Tania Eadie.
California's Budget crisis: Huge cuts spark workers' anger
Milburn goes to top of class
Protest against BNP's 'festival of hate'
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