WW archive > Issue 842 - 18 November 2010
After Millbank: the way forward
Communists have no truck with cowardly and hypocritical condemnations, writes James Turley
Letters
Eye-witness; Left lessons; Not cynical; Damn lies; Populist; Gay marriage; Flame-fanner; Anarchist guide
From Stalinism to social democracy
Chris Gray reviews Brian Hanley and Scott Millar's 'The lost revolution: the story of the Official IRA and the Workers Party' Penguin Books 2010, pp601, GBP9.99
Clutching at straws
The Respect Party is looking for a revival of its flagging fortunes through the election of George Galloway as an MSP. Peter Manson reports on a low-key conference
Joke at your peril
Jim Moody asks if the courts have undergone a humour bypass operation
Blaming unemployed for sin of unemployment
The coalition government's 'welfare reforms' are a direct attack both on the jobless and on the working class as a whole, writes Eddie Ford
Reliable, rigid, straight, and determined
Arthur MacManus's opening address at the first CPGB congress
Good, bad, and middling Trots
Voting in the election to replace Derek Simpson as general secretary of Unite the Union ends on November 19. Gerry Downing reports on the attacks on the Jerry Hicks campaign from supporters of left bureaucrat Len McCluskey
Overwhelming case
The case for supporting the Weekly Worker is overwhelming, says Robbie Rix