Iraq Follow

THERE’S A myth that, while there’s trouble in Iraq, the government is doing well over poverty and equality at home. So what do people in Britain earn?

I HAVE a question for radical and progressive people in the West. What are we going to do to save the world? I know that many of you have marched and demonstrated against Bush and Blair’s war in Iraq.

THE MOST bloody assault yet on Fallujah has started.

The call for an immediate end to the occupation of Iraq ran through the ESF yesterday.

THE QUESTION is no longer whether Washington will eventually be defeated by the Iraqi resistance. It will be defeated.

ROSE GENTLE’S 19 year old son Gordon was killed serving with the British army in Iraq.

IT’S NOT just the US army that is seeing anti-war feeling. More British soldiers are becoming disillusioned by what they are being told to do in Iraq.

"When this election’s over, you’ll see us move very vigorously. We’re not on hold right now. We’re just not as aggressive." Senior US administration official, outlining plans to "pacify" rebel cities in Iraq

AT THE recent Labour conference the big four unions—including my own, the TGWU—voted to endorse the war in Iraq.

George W Bush has authorised a major escalation of the war in Iraq.

A passionate speech by an Iraqi trade unionist helped to sway Labour delegates from voting to withdraw British troops from Iraq at last week’s Labour conference.

THE MAJOR trade unions put loyalty to Labour before loyalty to their members’ policy at the Labour Party conference last week.