The Socialist - Issue 997, 31 May - 6 June 2018
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Stop war, fight Trump, walk out Friday 13 July! Features include > Ireland abortion rights victory: workers and youth make history! > Socialist nationalisation: what it is and why we need it > Tories' Brexit crisis continues: Johnson and Rees-Mogg widen splits - strike to get the Tories out!
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Sun 'Commie Spy' Smear Corbyn Didn't Collaborate With Stalinism - But With Trotskyists Against It
Jeremy Corbyn stands accused of collaborating with Czechoslovak Stalinism. But in fact, his public backing of a Trotskyist call for workers’ democracy shows the opposite.
Three Major West Wales Hospitals Could Close
Corbyn and unions must fight Labour right
Walthamstow Save Our Square Occupation: 'This Land Is Our Land!'
“Who is Walthamstow for?” asked David Gardiner, secretary of the Save Our Square campaign, in his opening speech at the campaign’s protest and occupation event in east London on 24 February.
What's Behind The Surge In Eating Disorders?
Many will have been shocked by recent NHS figures showing the doubling over the last six years of hospitalisations due to life-threatening eating disorders.
Socialist Students Conference Highlights Successful Work And International Solidarity
Over 100 students at-tended the annual Socialist Students conference at Bir-mingham University on 24 February.
Newham: Teaching Workers And Parents Determined To Halt Academies
Teachers and teaching assistants, with the active support of students and the public, have been taking strike action in the east London borough of Newham against the forced academisation of schools. On 26 February a hundreds-strong noisy and vibrant demonstration, organised by the local National Education Union (NEU) branch, marched to the town hall in East Ham to demand support from the recalcitrant Labour council and mayor.At the full council meeting following the march, Newham Labour council voted to reverse its long-held position of support for academisation. Unfortunately many Labour councillors abstained or refused to accept the anti-academy motion.
We Can Save Our NHS
Chatsworth nurse and Mansfield Socialist Party
Victory: Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre Saved
Caerphilly Socialist Party
Usdaw Victory - Socialist Party Member Amy Murphy Wins Presidential Election
Tesco worker and Socialist Party member Amy Murphy has been elected president of the shop workers’ union Usdaw.
South Africa: ANC President Zuma Ousted Ramaphosa - A Safe Pair Of Hands For Capitalism
Build a mass working class political alternative