By John Pickard I read a review for The Order of the Day, by Eric Vuillard, in the Financial Times. It is a mixture of fiction and
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By Andy Ford, Warrington South CLP The centre of Warrington was thronged with middle-aged men in Fred Perrys and Harringtons last Friday night – From The
By John Pickard, Brentwood Labour Party Those whom the gods would destroy, the first make mad. It has long been acknowledged by Marxists that one
By Andy Ford The book Major Transitions in Evolution, by British biologist John Maynard Smith and Hungarian biochemist Eors Szathmary, gives another brilliant confirmation of the theories
Review by Andy Ford Richie Venton was an early pioneer of Marxism in Northern Ireland and subsequently one of the key leaders of the struggle
By John Pickard, Brentwood and Ongar CLP, personal capacity Brentwood and Ongar Labour Party held an excellent film night last week, showing Bernadette, Notes on a
By Andy Ford Steve McQueen’s powerful film, Hunger, set at the time of the IRA hunger strikes of 1981, is showing on Film 4 and is
By Lal Khan In the small hours of Sunday 14 October, our comrade and friend Javed Iqbal breathed his last at the relatively young age
By Andy Ford, Warrington South CLP Directed by Ivan Sen, a young indigenous Australian film maker, Mystery Road gives a bleak and unsettling vision of the life
By Ed Doveton As the world burned this summer, as millions starve or go short of food around the globe, and as the quality of
