In a time when politicians and advertisers have devalued the word 'historic' to another piece of hyperbole, 15 February looks set to reclaim it...
Tories campaign for tax handouts - New Labour Can't Count - Crime Worst in Vatican - Adverts Against Junk Email
'We will not introduce "top-up" fees and have legislated to prevent them.' So promised Labour's 2001 election manifesto.
Years of underfunding combined with New Labour's obsession with privatisation are to blame for the near disaster when a London Underground train...
The fight against war must also be linked with the fight against the system that breeds it.
Labour Party activists talk about their anger at Blair's drive to war.
Bush and Blair are desperate to justify war on Iraq. Andrew Stone demolishes their lies one by one.
George Gomez has been a Trotskyist since 1948. He recently attended the Asian Social Forum at Hyderabad and spoke to Joseph Choonara about his life.
If you have watched the television or read some of the tabloids over the last few weeks, you could be forgiven for thinking that the web has become the realm of the child pornographer and the...
What have the rail, power and pensions industries got in common? This would be funny if it wasn't such a disaster.
London's congestion charge will do little to solve its transport problems.
After having just seen, and very much enjoyed, 'Gangs of New York', there are a number of things I'd like to add to Mike Davis's article ('Bloody Streets of New York', January SR).
Joe Strummer's recent untimely death robs us of a true rebel, as John Rees explained (January SR).
The article 'From final salary to final straw' (January SR) needs some additions, mainly because it does not examine the fundamental flaws of privatised pensions adequately--particularly final...
Review of 'Caught in the Crossfire', Alan Gibbons, Dolphin £4.99
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Review of 'China's New Rulers', eds. Andrew J Nathan and Bruce Gilley, Granta £14.99
Review of 'Power and Resistance in the New World Order', Stephen Gill, Palgrave £17.99
Review of 'The Threepenny Opera' by Bertolt Brecht, National Theatre, London, and touring
Review of 'Victory at the Dirt Palace' by Adriano Shaplin, Riverside Studios, London, and touring
Review of 'Midnight's Children' by Salman Rushdie, Barbican, London, and touring