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Socialist Party news and analysis
Super-rich flash cash at Tory bash
Cameron and his Tory chums can shout that “we’re all in this together” until they’re even bluer in the face – but nobody believes them
After 10 July – build workers’ movement
Up to two million public sector workers will strike against rotten poverty pay on 10 July (J10)
NSSN – Organising the resistance
Junk Juncker, Cameron and the anti-worker EU
David Cameron suffered a humiliating defeat by 26 votes to 2, when attempting to block Jean-Claude Juncker becoming the next EU president
New Tory attacks on trade union strikes
Super-rich Tory MP profits from evictions
Coulson faces prosecution over Tommy Sheridan
Convicted phone hacker Andy Coulson now faces perjury charges after giving evidence that led to the jailing of Scottish socialist Tommy Sheridan, also on a perjury charge, in December 2010, writes More in a future issue.
Emergency: Con-Dems don’t care
Capita idea: Big business continues to gorge on the public services honey pot, courtesy of the government’s privatisation programme
International socialist news and analysis
Israel-Palestine: Netanyahu government fuels protests
The Israeli government has launched another series of air strikes and bombardments on the besieged population of Gaza under the name operation “protective edge”. This is yet another step of escalation by the Israeli government that brings closer the threat of a wider conflict
CWI members take part in protests against the Israeli government attacks on Gaza
Socialist Party workplace news
Unite conference reflects growth of socialist ideas
Len McCluskey, in his general secretary’s opening address, said that Unite’s major focus of the next ten months had to be the election of a Labour government
One Housing Group workers, members of Unite, striking against massive pay cuts, photo Naomi Byron
Argos workers strike for work-life balance
Locked-out pathology staff “cannot give in”
NSSN supporters back striking Tyneside Safety Glass workers
Socialist Party reports and campaigns
The £200,000-a-year chief executive of University Hospitals Leicester, John Adler, is planning to cut maternity services at Leicester General Hospital
TUC demo in Manchester: 50,000 march against Tories in September 2013 demanding action on NHS, photo Paul Mattsson
Help fund the fight against the 1%
With a magnificent final effort, raising just under £12,000 in the final two weeks of the campaign, members of the Socialist Party reached 97% of the national fighting fund target for the April to June quarter
Why I joined the Socialist Party
Exposing Ukip’s lies in Bracknell
Readers’ comments
Fracking: short-term profit before safety
A recent major study – released by the British Geographical Survey and Environment Agency – has raised fresh concerns over the potential of fracking to contaminate our drinking water
Barton Moss anti-fracking protesters, March 2014, photo D Murphy
Labour rejects rail renationalisation
Robert Service’s historical prejudice on Liverpool
Britain’s non-investing, cheap wage bosses
Recent research by two LSE professors confirms what the Socialist Party has said for a long time. It shows that Britain’s capitalist class have failed in their historic mission to invest