THE RICH Accompanied by the Chrysler (Stoke) shop stewards banner, the Right to Work March makes its way to Rugby last Saturday have the room for manoeuvre to boost profits, A REFRESHING CHANGE Tribune's last stand?
The need for action outside Parliament to defeat the cuts must be the conclusion drawn from the decision of 37 members of the Tribune Group to bring about the parliamentary defeat of the Government's strategy for cutting social expenditure.
The Government's White Paper on Public Expenditure is rightly seen as the linchpin of the approaching budget. It is through the transfer of funds from homes, schools, the railway system, hospitals and so on to meet repayments on the National Debt that the Government hopes to The action of the Tribunite minority threatened the very existence of the Labour Government. But Tom Litterick MP, in the middle of his point - that the alternative to bringing down Labour is not capitulation to right-wing policies but changing the composition of the Labour leadership. Not to a revolutionary leadership — it is impossible for such a leadership to gain control of the Labour Party — but to a leadership which clearly stands for the abolition of wage controls, the rejection of all cuts and taking all measures necessary to ensure the right to work.
Litterick's words are a refreshing change from the usual gibberish about