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Significant victory at Severs Print E-mail
By Severfield Reeve workers   
Monday, 10 May 2010
Severfield Reeve workers in Yorkshire have won a significant concession in their struggle
 
Inequality: End Of Term Report Print E-mail
By Sylvia Courtnage (NUJ member)   
Monday, 10 May 2010
poverty.jpgIn 1999, the government set a target of eradicating child poverty within a generation and of halving child poverty by 2010. Progress has been made and (according to a government report ‘Ending child poverty: everybody’s business’) 600,000 children have been taken out of relative poverty, and absolute poverty has fallen by 1.8 million to less than half the 1998-99 level. But many children still live in poverty and this is unacceptable. (Photo - flckr)
 
After the election: the crisis and the tasks of the labour movement Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal editorial (May 2010)   
Saturday, 08 May 2010
rown_ameron.jpgWho has won the election? Everybody has lost. The ruling class was quite clear what it wanted and needed. There is a crisis. They need to unload the burden of the crisis on to the backs of the working class. To achieve that they needed a strong majority Conservative government ready and willing to put the boot in to jobs and public services. The election hasn’t delivered it. Here is the editorial from the new issue of Socialist Appeal.
 
After The election: Government Of Austerity Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Saturday, 08 May 2010
The 2010 general election has produced the result that the ruling class were dreading: a hung parliament. With one seat to declare, no party has a working majority. So the dirty dealing begins...
 
May 6th: Election Day! Print E-mail
By Steve Jones   
Wednesday, 05 May 2010
Thursday 6th May. Election Day. After weeks of campaigning the opinion polls suggest that the result is still too close to call. Of course, the polls could be wrong as they were in 1970 and more recently in 1992. But one thing is clear - no one is looking forward to whoever forms the next government with much optimism.
 
The myth of the “lazy Greek workers” Print E-mail
By Editorial Board of “Marxistiki Foni”   
Wednesday, 05 May 2010

greece-apos_-_1_may_thessaloniki_2010_-_1.jpgSince the crisis in Greece has hit the headlines there have appeared in the bourgeois media many stories about how Greece has too many civil servants, how the working week is very short, how people retire early on fat pensions, and so on, as if this were the cause of the crisis. Facts and figures, however, can be very stubborn things and they tell a completely different story.

 
Blair Peach Report: The truth confirmed at last Print E-mail
By Barbara Humphries (Member of Ealing Southall CLP)   
Tuesday, 04 May 2010
blair-peach.jpgWho killed Blair Peach? This is a question which has been asked many times over the last 31 years, not only by the family and friends of Blair Peach, but the by the thousands who joined a demonstration to protest against a so-called public meeting  held by the far right National Front as a provocation in predominantly Asian Southall, on April 23rd, during the election campaign of 1979.
 
HOV National Conference 22 May Print E-mail
By HOV   
Monday, 03 May 2010

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Come to the 2010 national conference of Hands Off Venezuela, taking place in London on May 22nd. Hear speakers from Venezeula updating you on what is happening and how you can support the revolution.


 

 
A Whole New World Print E-mail
By Anelique Pouponeau, ULU Marxists   
Saturday, 01 May 2010
Leaving the home you grew up in, the people you will love forever and experiences to look upon from afar, being an international student is no easy task, perhaps, even more so, when you come from a small island..
 
Ireland: Brian Cowen and the “Foghorns of Negativity” Print E-mail
By Séamus Loughlin (Fightback - Ireland)   
Thursday, 29 April 2010
The next few weeks will be very important for the trade union movement in Ireland; either the Public Service Agreement will be rejected and the trade union leaders will be forced into organising action, or the government will get away with yet another attack on living standards and working conditions.
 
Greece: a radical turn in the situation is being prepared Print E-mail
By Fred weston (www.marxist.com)   
Thursday, 29 April 2010
250x212-images-stories-greece-latuff_-_greecepapandreoueurozoneimf.gifThe downgrading of Greece’s credit ratings by Standard & Poor’s has sent shockwaves around the world’s financial markets, with stock exchanges seeing significant falls over the last few days. The fear is that Greece could default and drag the rest of the eurozone into a severe crisis, putting immense pressure on the euro. The problem the bourgeois face is the Greek working class, which is not taking this lying down.
 
Militant Student Editorial: Generation Lost Print E-mail
By Militant Student Editorial Board   
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
The General Election on May 6th is undoubtedly the most significant election since New Labour came to power in 1997. For many of today’s youth, this election will be the first in which they can vote. Significantly, this generation of young people will also be the first voters who were born after the reign of Margaret Thatcher. The upcoming General Election, therefore, will be partially decided by “Thatcher’s children”.
 
Who are the Lib Dems? Print E-mail
By Mick Brooks   
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
The Liberal Democrats are riding high in recent opinion polls. They are presenting themselves as something “new” and “clean”. A closer look reveals a very old party that has always carried out the policies dictated by the capitalist class of Britain.
 
General election: Result thrown into the air Print E-mail
By Editorial Board Statement   
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
brown-gonefishin.jpgGiven the colossal volatility within the electorate in the recent period, the outcome of the general election has become impossible to predict. With under 10 days to go, opinion polls point to some kind of hung Parliament with the Liberal Democrats holding the balance of power.
 
Statement of Militant Student Editorial Board Print E-mail
By Militant Student Editorial Board   
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
The Militant Student is a new paper written by students, for students. The intention of government and big business to cut education, training and jobs to service the bankers debts, means that we are left with little option but to organise and fight. The situation that looms before us shows that capitalism today is at a dead-end and offers no future for workers and youth. This is the Statement of the Miltant Student Editorial Board in its founding edition.
 
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