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11 November 2015
Campaign for socialist nationalisation: Steelworkers are already on short time working and there is limited time. But still time exists for the unions to mobilise mass support from the working class to bring pressure on the Scottish government.
1 November 2015
The socialist case for nationalisation of the steel industry
Whoops and cheers greeted Jeremy Corbyn's visit to Scunthorpe
29 October 2015
Steel industry and the battle for jobs
Workers and communities don't have to accept massive cuts and closures as inevitable.
21 October 2015
How can workers resist capitalist cuts and closures?
A stuttering world economy has jeopardised steel making in the UK. But workers do not have to accept the inevitability of closures and job losses
21 October 2015
Corbyn campaign: Opportunity for raising socialist ideas
The Socialist Party was recently approached by New Statesman magazine to respond to the election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader. Unfortunately our answers were not used in the resulting article.
7 October 2015
Steely anger in Redcar as plant is mothballed
The last steel plant on Teesside, the second largest in Europe, is to be mothballed resulting in the loss of up 2,200 jobs.
30 September 2015
For decades the pro-capitalist politicians that dominate parliament have told us that socialism is irrelevant and outmoded. Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader has started to change that
9 September 2015
Huge support for Corbyn: now build austerity fightback
The result of the Labour leadership election has not been announced. But one thing is clear, the wave of support for Jeremy Corbyn marks a pivotal change in British politics.
5 August 2015
Fiddling finance capital in the dock
The trial and conviction of former UBS and Citigroup trader, Tom Hayes, has revealed the huge scale of the 2012 Libor rate-fixing scandal perpetrated by the major banks.
Xekinima on the march
11 July 2015
Greece: Tsipras crosses the Rubicon
On 13 July Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reached a deal with Eurozone leaders, securing a third bailout in return for pledging to implement huge austerity. Yet Syriza was elected on an anti-austerity platform
12 June 2015
1945 - when Britain said no to Churchill
TV review: Seventy years ago, at the general election of 5 July 1945, a historic Labour landslide swept Winston Churchill out of power, and gave Clement Attlee's government a big majority
French resistance fighters liberated Paris from Nazi occupation
27 May 2015
VE Day: When 'liberation' meant socialism
Commemorations marking the 70th anniversary 'victory in Europe' (VE) day recently took place in Britain (and throughout the world) with establishment dignitaries saluting veteran service men and women who liberated Europe from the clutches of fascism
13 April 2015
Dave Nellist calls for bank nationalisation on Daily Politics
Without TUSC, the idea of the super-rich paying for the crisis wouldn't feature
25 March 2015
2015 elections: Reject the austerity lies
Join the socialist fightback! The Socialist Party's central message in the 2015 elections is this: austerity is not necessary and there is an alternative - a socialist alternative
4 March 2015
Socialist change to remedy climate change
Nationalise the giant corporations to fund millions of 'green' jobs: This week's 'It's time to act' march will see many thousands on the streets of London calling for meaningful action to combat devastating climate change
22 January 2014
Miliband's Tory policies: What exactly is the point of Labour?
Ed Miliband and his shadow cabinet are going hell for leather with speeches and newspaper columns. They want to show how fit they are for election in 2015
20 November 2013
Portsmouth: 'Save the yards, nationalise'
The fight to save jobs at Portsmouth dockyards continued on 16 November with 300 trade unionists giving support and solidarity
6 November 2013
Nationalise the energy companies
MPs' bills paid - we struggle to heat our homes: We're being ripped off. The profiteering big six energy companies are taking us all for a ride, hiking their prices, jacking up profits, avoiding taxes, and leaving the majority of us in abject misery
25 October 2013
Trade unions must learn lessons from Grangemouth setback
Ineos owner and billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has announced a reversal of the company's plan to shut the petrochemical plant at Grangemouth [Updated 29.10.13]
18 October 2013
Grangemouth: Workers' action and nationalisation needed
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