British report: LOUISE NOUSRATPOUR reports on the unique TSSA Socialist Fellowship.

Ten years after landmark anti-debt protests at the G8, NICK DEARDEN explains why the fight must go on.

JOHN LISTER gives his monthly update on crisis in our public health service.

POEM OF THE WEEK: What Are You Talking About by AC Jacobs.

JEREMY CORBYN on why the US and EU are crucial to Israel's policies of repression.

LYNDA WALKER recalls the controversy and debate surrounding the Northern Ireland hunger strikers.

CAROLUS WIMMER marks the 190th anniversary year of Marx's birth.

In the lead-up to its 50th congress, JOHN FOSTER runs through the Communist Party of Britain's international resolution.

GERRY DOHERTY charts the ongoing fight for equality of the sexes.

KEITH FLETT asks whether we can learn lessons from one of London's ex-leaders?

In the wake of the recent election, says ANDY BAIN, we need to pick ourselves up and fight for a government that speaks for us.

MALCOLM BURNS reviews the latest goings-on in Scotland.

Gardening: MAT COWARD argues that pumpkins are a lot more than Halloween and Thanksgiving.

JON CRUDDAS explains how Labour lost its heartlands and what must be done to reclaim them.

JOHN PILGER looks at new Labour's war on community.

What if a huge tidal surge roared down the Thames? ITV1 looks at what may happen, but RED EYE is far from impressed.

MIKE PENTELOW and PETER ARKELL on pubs with a past. A watering hole with a deep revolutionary tradition is on this week's visiting cards.

SOLOMON HUGHES explains why we should not be surprised that Brown's out of touch.

RAMZY BAROUD on glaring gaps in the annual US terror report.

FIDEL CASTRO highlights the latest military plotting by Washington.