Jenkins' second bid to destroy Labour
The system of proportional representation proposed by the Jenkins Commission is one of the worst imaginable, argues Dennis Skinner MP.

Why big business backs the Jenkins report
When the Financial Times and the Economist campaign for electoral reform, it is not out of concern for democracy or the Labour Party. By Redmond O'Neill

AV plus - a dagger pointed at Labour's heart
By Maureen Anderson.

Sukhdev Reel, the mother of Ricky Reel, commemorates the first anniversary of her son's death. The family is demanding that the Metropolitan Police release the Police Complaints Authority report into the police investigation of her son's death. She believes that Ricky was the victim of a racist murder after he and his friends were set upon by a gang of white youths.

Police racism and the Lawrence Inquiry
Brooks Duke of the National Assembly Against Racism looks back over the 10 months of the Lawrence Inquiry

Pinochet must face trial
For the thousands who lost their lives fighting for a better world: Pinochet must face trial! By Anibal Gamboa.

Put ethics before corporate sponsorship
Tess Kingham MP wonders why the party has no code of conduct governing acceptance of stalls or donations.

Governments are not economically powerless
Review by Kelvin Hopkins MP of Globalisation, Unemployment and Government Policy by Michael Kitson and Jonathan Michie.

Stop squeezing public sector pay
Rodney Bickerstaffe, General Secretary of Unison, says that the government must recognise the value of public sector workers and their crucial role in delivering modern services.

Grassroots Alliance debates next steps
The NEC result at this year's conference was an unexpected and encouraging success, but the centre-left should not give way to unwarranted euphoria. Report by Vladimir Derer and Andy Howell

Fiddling while Rome burns
Pre-Budget report by Ken Livingstone MP.