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Hardest Hit Protest: Disabled people and their families protest in central London against government spending cuts, photo Paul Mattsson

8 February 2012

London - a tale of two cities

The Olympics will be staged in London this summer. The Con-Dems and their big business friends expect that the Games and the Queen's Golden Jubilee in June will bring tourists, consumer spending and profits

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NHS protest against Lansley's bill in London May 2011, photo by Paul Mattsson

NHS protest against Lansley's bill in London May 2011, photo by Paul Mattsson

8 February 2012

Save the NHS!

The NHS is being broken apart by the hammer blows raining down on it from the Con-Dem government. Huge job cuts and closures of hospital wards and departments, including A&E, are wreaking havoc.

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8 February 2012

Tower Hamlets: Save Rushmead one stop shop - fight all cuts

It's almost unheard of to see Labour Party members campaigning in Tower Hamlets, east London, more than two months before an election, writes Naomi Byron, Tower Hamlets Socialist Party.

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1 February 2012

Are the Greens a real alternative?

Green leader Caroline Lucas MP and her party are attempting to build on the unions' rift with Labour to encourage trade union support and funding to break from the Labour Party and support them instead

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1 February 2012

What is the point of Labour MPs?

Recently, one acerbic political TV commentator, noting the lack-lustre response of the Labour leadership to the current crisis, asked: "What is the point of Labour?" To that cutting remark we might add more specifically, "And what is the point of Labour MPs?"...

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TUSC candidates Alex Gordon, President, RMT, Joe Simpson, Assistent general secretary, POA, steve Hedley, RMT London region secretary, and , photo by Paul Mattsson

TUSC candidates, pics Paul Mattsson

30 January 2012

Trade unionists and socialists prepare for May elections

Last Saturday over 50 prospective candidates and campaign organisers from around the country met to plan the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition's (TUSC) challenge in May's local and London Assembly elections

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Unions like Unite have donated millions to Labour but Labour promises nothing in return to union members, photo Paul Mattsson

Unions like Unite have donated millions to Labour but Labour promises nothing in return to union members, photo Paul Mattsson

25 January 2012

The trade unions and Labour

What we think: Labour lords voted against the introduction of the benefit cap which threatens 67,000 families with poverty and homelessness. Yet Liam Byrne, shadow Work and Pensions secretary, made it abundantly clear Labour supports the cap.

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25 January 2012

Add your name to the TUSC petition

As the leaders of the big Labour-supporting trade unions warn Labour of the risk of losing trade union support, an electoral challenge in the Greater London Assembly elections involving leading trade unionists is being prepared...

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25 January 2012

Kirklees parents say 'save our children's centres!'

Towards the end of last year, the Labour-led Kirklees council in Yorkshire announced a consultation over the future of 32 Sure Start centres, writes Mike Forster.

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Public opposition to cuts, photo Senan

Public opposition to cuts

18 January 2012

Labour leadership approves the Con-Dem cuts

Ed 'Moribund' and the Labour leadership's brainwave to boost election poll ratings is "Vote for us and we will freeze your pay and cut your services"! writes Dave Reid, Socialist Party Wales.

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PCS left Unity meeting: Organising to step up the pensions struggle , photo by Senan

PCS left Unity meeting: Organising to step up the pensions struggle , photo by Senan

11 January 2012

Pensions dispute: Everything is still to fight for

What we think The open organising conference on Saturday 7 January, hosted by PCS Left Unity, the left in the largest civil service union, could prove to be a very significant moment in the public sector pension struggle...

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 Liverpool struggle in the 1980s.  pic: Philip Gordon

Liverpool struggle in the 1980s. pic: Philip Gordon

11 January 2012

Heseltine continued Liverpool's decline

Former Liverpool councillor and then-District Labour Party president Tony Mulhearn shows how it was a Labour council, led by supporters of Militant (the forerunner of the Socialist Party), that saved the city from Tory decay.

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11 January 2012

Workers need an electoral alternative that fights for them

ust days after hundreds of trade unionists met to plan how to continue to fight the Con-Dems' attacks on public sector pensions, Labour leader Ed Miliband pledged that a Labour government would have to 'face the reality of the deficit' and make cuts, writes Paula Mitchell, London Socialist Party

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4 January 2012

We're not scroungers!

Ian Pattison - a marcher on the Youth Fight for Jobs Jarrow march - replies to Labour leader Ed Miliband's recent comments which claim to offer a 'radical rethink' on benefits, writes Dear Ed Miliband.

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4 January 2012

USA: Occupy movement links with working class

The US 'Occupy' movement and its slogans, such as "We are the 99%", have reflected the huge anger at widening economic and social inequality at a time of recession...

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14 December 2011

Why I joined the Socialist Party

I first became politically aware in 1968 at the age of 14. I had been injured playing rugby and my father gave me Alexander Cordell's Rape of the Fair Country to read to pass away the time. This injury,...

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N30: millions of public sector workers went on strike on 30 November 2011, photo Senan

Photo Senan

14 December 2011

Tories speak for the rich - not for us

David Cameron was stoutly defending the 'nation'. This is what he claimed after he was humiliatingly defeated by 26 votes to one at the 9 December EU summit and withdrew from participating in discussions over a new EU treaty. But which nation, asks Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary.

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7 December 2011

Building a fighting union - interview with Steve Hedley

Interview with Steve Hedley, the transport union RMT's London regional organiser, who will be standing for election as the union's assistant general secretary...

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Cameron dunce, placard on the N30 30 November public sector strike, photo by Paul Mattsson

Cameron dunce, placard on the N30 30 November public sector strike, photo by Paul Mattsson

7 December 2011

Tory sleaze is back!

The squeamish should look away now. With 'Murdochgate' ongoing, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has exposed further rotten sleaze at the top of government with claims from Bell Pottinger, a 'lobbying'...

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4 December 2011

Labour MP condones pension cuts on Question Time

The following letter "With friends like these" has been sent to the media by member of the Socialist Party and 'Liverpool 47' Tony Mulhearn

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