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The Socialist issue 628

9 June 2010

Reject these brutal cuts

2010 Back issues


spotReject these brutal cuts

Cameron and Clegg's public spending cuts. Cartton by Suz, photo Suz

Cameron and Clegg’s public spending cuts. Cartton by Suz, photo Suz


National Shop Stewards Network

spotCome to the NSSN conference unite the fightback!

The National Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) conference on 26 June promises to be the most important conference in the NSSN’s relatively short existence, writes Bill Mullins, Socialist Party industrial organiser.

Clara Osagiede, RMT Cleaners Grade Secretary for London Underground cleaners, tells NSSN conference 2009 of the cleaners' struggle for a living wage, photo Socialist Party

Clara Osagiede, RMT Cleaners Grade Secretary for London Underground cleaners, tells NSSN conference 2009 of the cleaners’ struggle for a living wage, photo Socialist Party


Socialist Party Marxist analysis

spotWhy public sector cuts are not inevitable

Editorial: The Tories claim that massive cuts are necessary because of New Labour’s excessive public spending on services and welfare…

Socialist Party news and analysis

spotMarches show opposition to Israeli state terror

THE BRUTAL murder by Israeli commandos of nine civilian aid volunteers aboard a ship attempting to bring humanitarian relief to besieged Palestinians in the Gaza strip was met with furious opposition internationally, writes Sean Figg.

Demonstration against the murder by Israeli commandos of civilian aid volunteers on aboard a ship attempting to bring aid to Gaza , photo Jules Mattsson

Demonstration against the murder by Israeli commandos of civilian aid volunteers on aboard a ship attempting to bring aid to Gaza , photo Jules Mattsson


spotDetermined BA cabin crew ready to reballot

spotEDL thugs sent packing from Cardiff

spotEDL protest stopped in Swansea

spotFast news

Socialist Party workplace news and analysis

spotCWU ballots BT workers for strike over pay

The CWU is set to ballot its members in BT for industrial action over pay for the first time since 1987, writes Clive Walder, CWU Birmingham, Black Country and Worcester Branch, personal capacity.

spotUnite conference – union at the crossroads

spotWales TUC – rank and file delegates support socialist fightback

Socialist Party youth and students

spotFuture of cuts a nightmare for youth

In a recent speech Iain Duncan Smith, the new employment minister, talked about how “aspiration is in danger of becoming the preserve of the wealthy…”

From school direct to the dole, photo Alan Hardman

From school direct to the dole, photo Alan Hardman


spotCollege campaign success

spotSocialist Students national meeting: Preparing for a student fightback

spotYouth Fight for Jobs open steering committee

On the back of recent important steps forward nationally, including securing support from Bectu, Unite and UCU, representatives of Youth Fight for Jobs (YFJ) groups came from across the country to discuss how to take the campaign forward, writes Tom Bower.

spotLobby Iain Duncan Smith at his surgery

spotSocialist Party youth meeting: ready to build a fightback

Socialist Party feature

spotSoccer World Cup 2010: South Africa, the ugly backdrop to the beautiful game

NOTHING SYMBOLISES more graphically the ugliness that forms the backdrop to the beautiful game than all the scandals, corruption and greed surrounding the 2010 World Cup, writes Sheri and Weizmann Hamilton, Democratic Socialist Movement, South Africa.

Environment and socialism

spotOil spill shows hazards of the profit system

IT IS still difficult to assess the scale of the disaster that followed the explosion on the BP oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico on 22 April, which killed eleven workers, writes Pete Dickenson.

spotBhopal – little justice 25 years on

News and comment

spotWill the Lib Dems survive coalition?

THE LIB Dem decision to enter into the government coalition alongside the Tories casts questions about the future for that party and its support base, writes Jim Thomson.

spotBradford murders and prostitution

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