WW archive > Issue 631 - 29 June 2006
Weird in Watford
Howard Roak updates us on the progress of this year's fundraising drive
Letters
Stop killing gays; Cycle track; Correction; Distorted logic; Intellectual; Hunger strike; Cult figures; Poisoned chalice; Rotten memory; Glorious victory; Iconoclastic
A pox on both their houses
The split between the two wings of the Scottish Socialist Party continues to widen. Peter Manson examines latest developments
Nation in a state
World cup: does England's footballing performance reflect the national condition? Lawrence Parker investigates
Zionism and the holocaust
Tony Greenstein continues his examination of the unholy alliance between anti-semitism and Zionism. With the coming to power of the Nazis the collaboration reached new depths
Rehabilitation, not irrationality
Blair's speech exposes the government's bankruptcy on crime, says Eddie Ford
Wind that shakes the establishment
Anne Mc Shane reviews Ken Loach's The wind that shakes the barley
No future in the past
Jack Conrad questions the romantic image of prehistory presented by green thinkers
Weird in Watford
Howard Roak updates us on the progress of this year's fundraising drive