WW archive > Issue 116 - 02 November 1995
Health chiefs play god
The Queen’s speech on November 11 will detail cuts in benefit and attacks on welfare. The new cutting consensus is agreed on one thing - our health must be rationed
Letters
Deserves better; Better still; Consistent CAG; Communist league
Don’t drop rapprochement
Bob Smith for a permanent Party Polemic Committee
Mere numbers on a page
None of our business
What kind of party?
The following article was sent as a contribution to the Morning Star's debate on the way forward for the left
Strangled passion
Helen Ellis reviews 'Trouble sleeping' by Nick Ward (Warehouse Theatre until November 12)
Australian Cliffite group splits
Marcus Larsen of the Communist Party Advocates reports from Australia
Sylvia Pankhurst’s imprisonment
From 'The Communist', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, November 4 1920
Left wing activity or communist work?
When the entire Gravesend branch resigned from the Socialist Workers Party, we printed an edited version of their resignation letter (Weekly Worker 111). Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group discusses recent documents by two former members
TUC wide of the mark
Smash all immigration controls
Face of privatised healthcare
Canada - close to the edge
Business as normal
Fighting fund
Linda Addison reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund