The Socialist - Issue 1039, 25 April - 1 May 2019
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How to save the planet? End capitalism. Socialist change. Features include: > The striking relevance of Leon Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution > No to terror - united workers' action needed following Northern Ireland killing and Sri Lanka bombing
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Intimate Insight Into A Revolutionary Icon
Memoir: Che, My Brother
Korean Peninsula: Is Nuclear War Likely?
Only strong international working class opposition can halt military aggression
We're Freezing: Reverse Cuts To Boiler Replacement Schemes!
Nationalise the energy firms.
Aslef Members Accept Poor Southern Rail Driver Only Operation Deal
Drivers on Southern Rail have voted to accept a deal which was recommended by the Aslef union leadership which allows trains to run without a guard.
TV Review: The Vietnam War
Comprehensive Account Of Bloody Conflict
Lively Student Demonstration For Free Education Could Have Been Much Bigger
Around 1,000 students took to the streets of London in demand of free education on 15 November
Disability Cuts Outrage: My Story
A Derby Socialist Party member
Heart Unit Rescued By Campaigning Saves Baby With Pioneering Surgery
The heroic victory of thousands of community campaigners in Leicester to defend their congenital heart surgery unit, with Socialist Party members playing a leading role, was vindicated straight away. The news arrived just before Christmas that days-old Vanellope Hope Wilkins had been saved there.
Tory Prescription For Mental Illness: Stress And Bureaucracy
As an individual with mental health issues, it has been my misfortune to experience directly just how capitalist society, Britain 2017, treats such people. I can’t imagine that my experience is particularly unique.
Cabinet Chaos As Shambolic Reshuffle Underlines Theresa May's Impotence
Roger Bannister Socialist Party national committee