Party & Programme
End the cycle of splits
24 May 2012
If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly
SA Liaison Committee meets
30 Nov 2000
No time to waste
Simon Harvey of the SLP
23 Nov 2000
Scargill damns Socialist Alliance
Socialist Party in England and Wales
23 Nov 2000
Rebel signal This protest letter has been sent to the Socialist Party executive committee and, as a courtesy, to Harry Paterson, who emailed it to the Weekly Worker
Message of despair
23 Nov 2000
Billy Elliot, general release
Republican Communist Network
23 Nov 2000
Anti-nationalist role impaired
SWP - nationalism 'not a problem'
23 Nov 2000
In this internal document, Allan Green, the Scottish Socialist Party's national secretary, reports on the Socialist Workers Party's annual conference
SA roundup
23 Nov 2000
East London Global vision
US presidential elections
23 Nov 2000
Constitutional crisis cries out for clear programme
SSP leader calls for a split
23 Nov 2000
The statement, 'Appeal for an amicable divorce', by leading Scottish Socialist Party member Catriona Grant provides yet another example of the centrifugal tensions operating mercilessly on Peter Taaffe's once monolithic Committee for a Workers' International.
Expelled for speaking out
16 Nov 2000
Harry Paterson, a long-standing member of the Socialist Party/Militant, has had his appeal against expulsion turned down. He spoke to Peter Manson of the Weekly Worker
Simon Harvey of the SLP
16 Nov 2000
Anti-sectarians booted out
Step forward for unity
16 Nov 2000
Will McMahon is secretary of Hackney Socialist Alliance. He spoke to Marcus Larsen about the unfolding crisis in Hackney council, the role of the LSA and the prospects for the Socialist Alliance nationally
SA roundup
16 Nov 2000
London Politics needed
Petty bourgeois protest shows need for workers' independence
16 Nov 2000
London Socialist Alliance and Nader
09 Nov 2000
For the first time in decades, a candidate from the left of the two main parties has made an impact on the race for the White House. In key states - particularly Oregon and Florida - Nader may have polled enough to swing the vote for president between George W Bush and Al Gore. The unprecedented deadlock was in no small measure brought about by the presence of a third candidate.