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The Socialist issue 787

6 November 2013

Nationalise the energy companies

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The Socialist issue 787

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Socialism 2013

spotSocialism 2013 – reflecting a thirst for ideas

Socialism 2013 was a powerful tonic for everyone who participated. Taking place on 2nd and 3rd November and organised by the Socialist Party, it comprised two large inspiring rallies and dozens of lively discussion sessions and forums. With around 1,000 people taking part over the weekend it isn’t surprising that many sessions were overflowing.

Socialism 2013 audience at rally 2 November 2013, photo by Senan

Socialism 2013 audience at rally 2 November 2013, photo by Senan


Socialist Party news and analysis

spotNationalise the energy companies

Energy companies

Energy companies


spotEnd the witch hunt of Stevie Deans and Unite

spotFight for a living wage!

The cost of living is soaring but real wages for millions of workers, as opposed to the millionaires, have fallen by around 9% in the UK since the financial crash and recession began

spotA joyless economic recovery?

spotThem and Us

Socialist Party interview

spotThis is no UTOPIA

An interview with John Pilger, who has recently completed a new film, Utopia, dealing with the subjugation of the Aboriginal First Australians.

John Pilger

John Pilger


Socialist Party workplace news

spotJoint strike by university staff

Thursday saw national action by campus unions – the start of action by UCU, Unison and Unite against real terms pay cuts [Reports added on 4.11.13]

Joint strike action by university staff in the Unite, Unison and UCU unions was well supported at the University of East London 31 October 2013, photo P Mason


spotFBU strike: Determination to force government back

Firefighters striking on 4th November 2013, Leicester's western station, New Parks, photo by Steve Score


spotPostal strike called off for now

Communication Workers Union (CWU) members are worried that their union was the first to blink as they stared into the eyes of the privatised Royal Mail bosses

spotWarrington bus workers striking against pay freeze

spotBosses find new ways of turning the screw

spotWorkplace news in brief

Socialist Party reports and campaigns

spotTrade union action needed to protect London NHS

The campaign to stop £77.5 million worth of cuts in Barts Health NHS Trust has entered a new phase

Lively demo against cuts at Whipps Cross Hospital, photo Paul Mattsson

Lively demo against cuts at Whipps Cross Hospital, photo Paul Mattsson


spotBuild a mass movement to defeat workfare and all cuts

spotNuneaton: 18-year old student stands for TUSC

“From a young age I’ve been aware of the injustices we face at the hands of the current ruling elite, whether that be the Tory Party or the Labour Party”

spotWaltham Forest’s ‘join’ week of action success

spotHuddersfield students say: Save our bar and café!

Reviews and readers’ comments

spotNo Fire Zone reveals truth of war crimes against Tamils

“Reeling from No Fire Zone” was actor Hugh Grant’s tweeted response to Callum Macrae’s latest documentary about the massacre of Tamils in Sri Lanka

Tamil Solidarity protest scores victory as Sri Lanka president Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement, photo Sarah Sachs Eldridge

Tamil Solidarity protest scores victory as Sri Lanka president Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement, photo Sarah Sachs Eldridge


spotBook review: Marxism in Today’s World

spotAnswering Tory lies about teachers

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