Workers' Liberty

At the union conferences held this summer, anger at the Brown administration gave the the left the opportunity to pose serious questions about working-class political representation.

By Jack Yates

By Paul Hampton
Two reasons to cheer in Venezuela recently, as socialists restarted the task of building an independent workers’ party, separate from Chávez’s ruling bourgeois PSUV.

By Isabel Turnbull

Anti-deportation campaigners in Nottingham are trying to stop the deportation of Amdani Juma, a Burundian refugee and worker at the Nottingham Refugee Forum.

David Broder spoke to Mike Sambo from the International Socialist Organisation Zimbabwe

What is the current state of the ISO Zimbabwe and the labour movement?

In May, 11 and 14 year olds in England’s state schools faced the tedious annual round of public tests in English, Maths and Science.

Recent research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation estimates that around £13,400 a year is required to maintain a minimum standard of living.

By Colin Foster

•RMT: The RMT has called a ballot of Charing Cross Group Tube workers for action in solidarity with Jerome Bowes, a member of station staff at Elephant and Castle unjustly sacked after an incident o

By a Unison member

Introduction:
Marxism and Lenin's "State and Revolution"

In June 1968 women sewing machinists in the Ford car plant in Dagenham took a stand for equal pay in a strike that stopped production for three weeks.

There are a sizable number of “unite the left” calls, campaigns, conglomerates and projects in Britain now.