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The summer’s wave of criticism of Tony Blair is impressive in its breadth, from the left represented by Alan Simpson and Ronnie Campbell, through Tribune and centre MPs such as Richard Burden, to the traditional right wing of the party represented by Roy Hattersley.
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Ernest Mandel, the foremost post-Trotsky Trotskyist for many decades, died in his native Belgium on 21 July, at the age of 72.
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At about 9.30pm on Sunday 2 July, a minibus returning to Lancaster from our Workers’ Liberty 95 summer school crashed on the motorway between Preston and Lancaster.
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Rioting has ceased in Belfast, but cases of intimidation of workers by Orange hooligans are still occurring.
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Branka Magas is a Croatian socialist living in London and the author of 'The Destruction of Yugoslavia' (Verso). She talked to Martin Thomas about the nature of Karadzic's Bosnian-Serb military regime and the case for siding with the Bosnian government in the current war.
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I do not disagree with the points that Jim Higgins made (Workers' Liberty 19) about Cliff and the IS Opposition.
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And now, Sir, as we approach the first anniversary of the Provisional IRA ceasefire, will you tell us please, what do you think of Britain's role in Ireland?
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The Glasgow socialist John Maclean (1879-1923) devoted most of his adult life to the overthrow of capitalism.
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Up until two months ago, Tony Blair could do no wrong. He was the golden boy of the media, and you would have been hard pressed to find a word said against him in even the most right-wing newspapers.
