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22 March 2007
Blair (and Tories) get their Trident vote
WITH THE help of the Tories, Blair got his plans to start the 'renewal' of Trident, Britain's nuclear submarine system, passed through parliament on 14 March...
12 October 2006
DAVID CAMERON'S claim at the Tory Party conference to be 'the protector of the NHS' is a sign of how far politics in Britain has been 'Americanised' - where two capitalist parties compete to sell their particular brand of pro-market policies, but where there is no party that represents working-class interests...
22 June 2006
1926 General Strike: workers taste power
TONY MULHEARN, one of the leaders of the Liverpool 47 councillors who fought the Tories in the 1980s reviews Peter Taaffe's new book...
1 June 2006
Can the Tories win the next election?
FOLLOWING LABOUR'S disastrous local election results this is a question that many people are now asking. After years of un-electability, is it possible that under their new leader, David Cameron, they could return to haunt working-class...
20 April 2006
We need a fighting alternative
COUNCIL ELECTIONS are taking place all over the country. In most cases, working-class voters and young people are turned off by the policies of cuts and privatisation of services offered by all the main capitalist parties -...
6 April 2006
Socialist Party councillors make a difference
Council elections 2006: THE SOCIALIST Party has six local councillors at present in England and Wales. Three of these councillors have spoken to the socialist about what they have been able to achieve and how they differ from councillors from the pro-capitalist...
16 March 2006
'We reject New Labour's policies and philosophy'
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8 December 2005
Tories elect 'Blair-lite' leader
NEW LABOUR has been stealing Tory policies for well over a decade but for the last few months the Tories have been cloning copies of Tony Blair to choose yet another new leader...
6 October 2005
Tory Party fights for its survival
EXTOLLED FOR decades as the most successful capitalist party in Europe, caretaker leader Michael Howard this week presides over a squabbling bunch of would-be successors in the Tory party...
6 May 2005
Stormclouds gather over Labour's 3rd term
IT WOULDN'T have come as much of a surprise to most people when they woke up on Friday 6 May and found that New Labour had been elected for a third time...
6 May 2005
New Labour celebrations after its election win were muted and short-lived...
14 April 2005
Anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs) A socialist approach
ALL THE main parties in this election are focusing on crime, and in particular anti-social behaviour by young people...
2 April 2005
General election - main parties offer no solutions
BLAIR IS preparing to declare the general election. But a phoney election war has been raging for weeks. And if the campaign so far is...
5 March 2005
RECENT OPINION polls show Michael Howard's Conservative Party just two or three percentage points behind New Labour...
12 February 2005
Immigration policy: Labour apes the Tories - again
NEW LABOUR and the Tories are at war, each fighting to prove that they are the "toughest" party on migration to the UK...
22 January 2005
THE TORY Party is facing oblivion. A recent survey of marginal constituencies makes gloomy reading for Michael Howard, predicting that the Tories face their worst electoral showing since 1906.
9 October 2004
Can Blair See Out A Third Term?
TONY BLAIR has announced that he will go on to serve out a third term as prime minister. If it were just down to the Tories then he probably would...
2 October 2004
The Other parties of Big Business...
RECENT OPINION polls suggest that Britain's three mainstream parties - Labour, Liberals and Tories - are not only indistinguishable in politics but also indistinguishable in support...
24 July 2004
Blair: Clinging On To The Wreckage
Editorial: BLAIR 'CELEBRATED' ten years at the top of New Labour a bruised and battered man. The Butler report into intelligence surrounding WMD and the war in Iraq let him off the hook yet again - blaming "collective responsibility".
19 June 2004
Elections 2004: : A "GOOD kicking", a "bloody nose", a "slap in the face" - all the media descriptions of New Labour's disastrous election results had some reference to being beaten up. ...
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