Communist Party of Britain
China: Apologia with racist characteristics
November 15 2012
Once again, laments Eddie Ford, the Morning Star prostrates itself before the corrupt Chinese bureaucracy
Police slaughter and apologetics
September 13 2012
The Morning Star has come unstuck with its uncritical support for the ANC, writes Peter Manson
Diplomacy and dissonance
July 19 2012
The Morning Star’s CPB is ‘concerned and worried’ about the Communist Party of China’s embrace of capitalist relations. Lawrence Parker reports
Anatomy of an embarrassment
November 24 2011
The appearance of 'The protocols of the elders of Zion' on a Morning Star bookstall has provoked a storm of criticisms. Harley Filben wonders what all the fuss is about
A flag tainted with brown
November 24 2011
Chris Strafford condemns the Morning Star-sponsored meeting of nationalists, anti-Semites, and homophobes
Lenin and the United States of Europe
November 03 2011
Jack Conrad takes issue with the attempt to recruit Lenin to the CPB nationalist camp
Political suicide or managed decline?
July 21 2011
With the sovereign debt contagion spreading, the euro facing existential crisis, the possibility of a US default and gold prices hitting record highs there is a real possibility that capitalism is heading for a further sharp downturn. But, asks Jack Conrad, does Keynesianism offer a way out?
Haunted by ghosts
January 06 2011
The death of Mary Rosser has opened up a can of worms. Sammy Hollingworth wonders why leading CPB members have such a strained relationship with the past
Star wars results from decay of political culture
June 17 2010
The industrial unrest at the Morning Star, involving the Communist Party of Britain and National Union of Journalists, cannot be put down to unreasonable workers, argues James Turley
'British road' dead end
June 07 2007
Lawrence Parker reports from the AGM of the People's Press Printing Society (the body that owns and produces the Morning Star) on June 4
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