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Coming events

Friday 13 MayLaunch of Socialist Film Club with a showing of classic Vietnam documentary Hearts and Minds, introduced by Jonathan Neale, 7pm, University College London, Gower Street WC1 (Euston Square tube). Price £5/£3. Phone 020 7637 1848 for tickets.

14 May 2005

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Get on board for huge G8 protest

Momentum is growing for the protests in Scotland against the G8 summit in July. More and more groups are backing demonstrations, events and discussions.

07 May 2005

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Timetable for action at the G8

Saturday 2 JulyMake Poverty History demo, Edinburgh

07 May 2005

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Marxism 2005 will round off the week

The Socialist Workers Party Marxism 2005 event has been changed this year to enable people to go to both the G8 protests and Marxism.

07 May 2005

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Election results…

Respect — key seats

07 May 2005

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Landmark vote in Labour’s heartlands boosts Respect

Two breakthrough results for Respect in Newham, an east London borough, shocked New Labour early on Friday morning.

07 May 2005

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Respect councillors help to break new ground in Preston

Michael Lavalette, a Respect councillor in Preston, Lancashire, won 6.8 percent of the vote standing as the parliamentary candidate for the city.

07 May 2005

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Janet Alder — ‘We’re buzzing in Tottenham’

Janet Alder won 6.4 percent of the vote standing as the Respect candidate in Tottenham, north London.

07 May 2005

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Good results for these anti-war independent candidates

Two independent anti-war candidates, who have both lost sons serving in the army in Iraq, challenged New Labour at the polls.

07 May 2005

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How real is the Lib Dem surge?

The Liberal Democrats became the focus for many people who are angry with New Labour. That’s not surprising. They were constantly described by the media as being against the war in Iraq.

07 May 2005

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Electoral support for mainstream parties falls

The general election results have demonstrated that millions of people are deeply alienated from the entire political establishment. British politics is fracturing and being shaken up in an extremely volatile manner.

07 May 2005

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More action needed to defeat the British Nazi Party

The fascist British National Party (BNP) made some gains at the general election, but failed to make any serious breakthroughs in its target areas.

07 May 2005

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