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The SNP in crisis one year on
Philip Stott A year has passed since the SNP was thrown into a huge crisis following the resignation of Nicola…
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Scottish Perspectives 2024: A new era of working class struggle and capitalist crisis
The following document was discussed and adopted by the Socialist Party Scotland congress in March 2024. International backdrop The tumultuous…
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Windfall tax con: Demand socialist nationalisation of big energy
Philip Stott The recent Tory budget saw chancellor Jeremy Hunt announce a 12-month extension to the windfall tax on energy…
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International Women’s Day ‘Down with war, forward with socialism!’
Bea Gardner, Socialist Party England and Wales national committee International Women’s Day 2024, 8 March, takes place in a world…
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The lessons of the heroic 1984-85 miners’ strike
Forty years ago, on 9 March 1984, Scottish miners began strike action. The Yorkshire National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) members…
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‘Carer’s referendum’ exposes rot in Republic of Ireland’s capitalist constitution
Militant Left reporters, Committee for a Workers’ International in Ireland On 8 March voters in the Republic of Ireland face…
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After Rochdale: the fight for workers’ politics
Socialist Party England and Wales comments on the significance of the George Galloway election victory in Rochdale The Rochdale by-election…
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Royal Mail: Where’s My Post? Renationalise to defend services
Gary Clark, retired Royal Mail worker, responds to recent BBC Panorama episode: ‘Royal Mail: Where’s My Post?’ and the issues raised It…
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Devastating Dundee cuts can be avoided if councillors fight austerity
Jim McFarlane, Dundee City UNISON branch secretary Dundee City Council will set their budget facing a £24 million shortfall this…
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Scottish college workers’ national strike
Matt Dobson Socialist Party Scotland gives full support to the national strike of college staff on February 29. Thousands of…
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