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25 November 2006
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New lifestyle needed Socialist Worker makes many of the right noises abut climate change, but I wonder how serious you are about the fundamental changes that are necessary in our lives if we are to really deal with this issue.

18 November 2006
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11 November 2006
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New wave of xenophobia The possibility of Romanians and Bulgarians being able to travel to seek work when their countries join the European Union (EU) in the new year has been greeted by the usual xenophobic noises.

04 November 2006
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Stop targeting Muslims Muslim communities don’t want to feel separate, we do not want to be ghettoised or live on the sidelines and we do not want to live in a society which is distinctly "us and them".

28 October 2006
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Jack Straw and the veil In "urging" Muslim women to remove the veil Jack Straw has broken the first commandment of the West to the Islamic world, "Thou shall not tell women what to wear".

21 October 2006
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14 October 2006
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07 October 2006
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Two sides of New Labour How sickening it was to see the Blairite clones signing a letter asking for the prime minister to stand down.

30 September 2006
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They’re drunk on profit We have suffered months of moralising and a plethora of "initiatives" from the government over diet, binge drinking and alcohol abuse. Yet at the first serious test ministers entirely caved in to the big drinks firms.

23 September 2006
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Anti-social from birth? The latest strand of Tony Blair’s Respect agenda is to target "troublemakers" before they are even born. He talks of "keeping an eye" on families that look likely to produce "dysfunctional" offspring.

16 September 2006
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Workers defy Australia’s vicious anti-union laws Trade unionists across Australia joined demonstrations on Wednesday of last week at the beginning of court proceedings against 107 construction workers. These workers defied right wing prime minister John Howard’s new industrial law regime.

09 September 2006