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In this week's issue:
The Socialist 23 May 2012, issue 719
 Hospital jobs scandal - Action now to save the NHS!
March to save the NHS, 17 May 2011 , photo Paul Mattsson Lies about protecting the NHS helped the Tories get into government. Now the Con-Dems' destruction of the health service could trigger their downfall.
Con-Dems' hypocrisy over children's care
Our education under attack
Council workers in Cheshire strike against attacks on pay
We stand 100% with the Greek workers Greek workers protest outside parliament In Britain, as in every country of Europe, millions of working people are following events in Greece with baited breath
Rochdale: far right attempts to exploit tragedy of abuse
Them & Us
Ireland: 31 May referendum Mass boycott of the household tax in Ireland, photo Socialist Party Ireland Reject the EU fiscal compact treaty: Across Europe, in the face of growing resistance at the polls and on the streets, the capitalist class is ramping up its campaign to terrify people into accepting its ongoing austerity...
Eurovision hosts are top of the charts for repression
Back to work? How the system fails the unemployed The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show a slight fall in unemployment. But behind that headline are trends that indicate the impact of the Con-Dems' cuts.
Mullivaikal 2012 - Solidarity with the Tamil people
Lincolnshire academies in crisis
Profit hungry 'Big Oil' backs climate change deniers
The housing crisis - action needed now
Youth Fight for Jobs Northern Ireland launched in Belfast
Building the electoral alternative in Brent
Stockland Green march for jobs
More attacks on right to campaign
Interview with RMT assistant general secretary candidate National Shop Stewards Network national conference 2010, Steve Hedley, London Regional Secretary, RMT, photo Socialist Party United struggle needed against train bosses: Steve Hedley is the London regional organiser of the transport union RMT. He was one of the trade unionists on the TUSC list in the London Assembly elections
AEI Cables: "Thrown out in disgraceful circumstances"
Leadership shows weakness at CWU conference
Workplace news in brief
National Shop Stewards Network
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