International Viewpoint Archive

The Fourth International’s English-language review, from 1982

Britain: Radicalizing Nationalists Tread on the Heels of Labour Party

· International Viewpoint No. 193, 29 October 1990 · pp 25-26 · 145 words

Britain and Ireland

Salmond's approach will be to establish the SNP as the main opposition party in Scotland to Labour. This will mean developing and representing their policies on a wider range of issues than to date. Their policies are generally to the left of Labour though still Nationalist. But then, again of voters favour independence although only half of these vote SNP -most of the remainder vote Labour. Salmond can only increase SNP support. If Labour lose the next election, the SNP Scolland. kly become the largest party in 25

The price of oil

International Viewpoint #193 • October 29, 1990

BRITAIN of Ocean Odyssey, oil workers are more prepared to speak out on the safety issues that affect them. The present fight is taking place despite many companies giving up to 11.7% in pay rises earlier this year. Injuries are still a daily occurrence and in

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