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15 June 2001
Britain:
Wyre Forest protest vote exposes limitation of single-issue politics
14 June 2001
General
election presages sea change in British politics
12 June 2001
British
general election: Northern Ireland vote deepens instability
Britain's general election: Lower than average turnout
in Scotland
9 June 2001
Britain:
Labour's second term presages social and political conflict
8 June 2001
Britain's
general election: Labour secures second term, but turnout plummets
to record low
7 June 2001
On
Britain's general election day: workers confront the task of
building their own party
The British election: ruling circles remain divided
over Europe
6 June 2001
Britain's
general election: Business press and "top people's"
paper call for a Labour vote
5 June 2001
Britain's
general election: Labour plans to eliminate public housing
Scottish and Welsh nationalism: self-enrichment masquerading
as social reformism
4 June 2001
Britain:
Labour promises further privatisation in state education
Britain: Study finds Labour government spent less
than the Conservatives
2 June 2001
Britain:
Union lefts neuter opposition to privatisation of London Underground
29 May 2001
Britain's
general election: The Socialist Alliance and Socialist Labour
Party--No alternative to Blair's New Labour
Britain: Oldham riots sparked by deliberate cultivation
of racism
23 May 2001
Britain's
general election: Labour pressures media to censor election coverage
22 May 2001
Britain's
general election: Labour and Conservatives vie over which has
toughest asylum policy
21 May 2001
Britain's
general election: Big business backs New Labour
19 May 2001
Britain's
general election: Labour Manifesto sets out privatisation of
health and education
18 May 2001
Britain:
Deputy Prime Minister Prescott punches protester
17 May 2001
Britain's
general election: The disenfranchisement of the working class
and the need for a new socialist party
British Conservatives' proposed tax cut backfires
15 May 2001
Tory
defector imposed as Labour candidate in British general election
9 May 2001
Britain:
General election set for June 7
Background Articles
4 May 2001
Racism
row continues to embroil Britain's Conservatives
3 May 2001
Britain:
Labour government announces small rise in minimum wage
26 April 2001
Britain:
Racism row continues in run up to general election
24 April 2001
Britain:
Gap widens between incomes of rich and poor
23 April 2001
Hypocrisy
over racism in run up to British general election
16 April 2001
Britain's
Labour Party cuddle up to US right
31 March 2001
Britain:
Calls mount for Blair to delay general election due to foot and
mouth crisis
9 March 2001
Britain:
Labour delivers a pre-election budget
29 December 2000
Britain:
Labour Home Secretary supports reinstatement of racist policeman
21 December 2000
Britain's
Conservatives spout racist law and order rhetoric
8 December 2000
Britain:
Labour government outlines law-and-order election platform
29 September 2000
Britain:
Labour Party conference pleases big business
15 July 2000
Britain:
Labour's employment initiatives cut welfare rolls and depress
wage rates
5 July 2000
Growing
disaffection with Blair government in Britain
6 May 2000
Britain:
Labour suffers heavy losses in local elections and London mayoral
race
12 April 2000
Britain:
Labour government and Conservative opposition reported for stoking
up anti-immigrant prejudices
10 April 2000
Blair's
musings on patriotism: old wine in new bottles
3 March 2000
Britain's
Labour Party celebrates hundredth anniversary amidst gathering
storm clouds
25 February 2000
Labour
Party rigs candidate selection process for London mayor
8 February 2000
Britain:
government reports, leaks to media promote military build-up
5 February 2000
Britain:
Government resignation highlights gulf between New Labour and
working people
8 September 1999
A critical look at Britain under New Labour
Cruel Britannia: Reports on the Sinister and the Preposterous,
by Nick Cohen
20 March 1999
Britain:
Labour's budget sets stage for further attacks on welfare
24 February 1999
In row over genetically modified food
Blair defends billionaire cabinet member
18 February 1999
Britain's welfare reform and pensions bill
Blair government targets unemployed, disabled and lone parents
16 January 1999
Faction fight breaks out in Britain's Labour government
The crisis facing Blair's Third Way
3 October 1998
Blair
tells British Labour Party conference, "The honeymoon is
over" |