... barracks those stubborn socialist squaddies who spoil the look of New Labour’s lean, mean manifesto. The large number of their colleagues who wonder secretly if George Gardiner hasn’t got a point will shelter under the camouflage provided by good old ...

... attaching lags to ourselves, calling ourselves socialists laisscz faire. capitalists, does no good in that respect. “We must apply contemporary solutions to the problems that face us.” Mr Howells said the word “socialist” appeared less frequently in the party’s ...

... Scargill’s party is go MINERS leader Arthur Scargill announced yesterday that his breakaway Socialist Labour Party would be fielding a candidate in Tony Blair's Sedgefield constituency at the next general election. the formal Speaking at the launch of ...

... today formally launch his breakaway Socialist Labour Party amid claims that he could be halfway to his first-year membership target. The president of the National Union of Mineworkers said in January that, if Socialist Labour could win 1,000 members within ...

... for his socialist patty in the country’s general election. Opposition leader Miltiades Evert conceded defeat and said he was quitting as leader of the conservative New Democracy party. Simitis, 60, who took over as premier in January from socialist party ...

... President Slobodan Milosevic and end SO years of socialist rule. The Zajedno, or “Together”, coalition said they would today form new local authorities in seven towns where they beat the ruling socialists in elections this month. “All the towns where we ...

... control of Belgrade or order a review of the result by a lower court which earlier ruled in the socialists' favour. Immediately after the elections, the socialists admitted they lost in Belgrade before changing their minds and persuading the municipal court ...

... Bonus Mr Milosevic was reported to have accepted the “resignation” of the socialist boss in the southern town of Nis where blatant stuffing of ballot boxes with socialist votes triggered the first protests. Belgrade newspapers .said Serbian Information ...

... an end to President Slobodan Milosevic’s hardline rule. The vast crowd accused Serbia’s supreme court of rubber stamping socialist election fraud after it began rejecting claims the opposition Zajedno (“Together”) coalition that vote-rigging had been used ...

... long-standing tradition I believe that our system is very good.” Zajedno accused the socialists of stuffing ballot boxes in provincial towns. In Belgrade, the socialists initially admitted defeat before accusing Zajedno of irregularities which the courts ...

... the votes would be counted honestly. The Socialists, born out of the country’s collapsed Stalinist com- to munist party, had been give President Sali Berisha’s govern- ment a close run. He said the Socialists had quit the country’s third free election ...

... demonstrations against Milosevic’s ruling Socialist Party that have been averaging 50,000- 80,000 a day and show no sign of abating. Belgrade’s first municipal court; rejected Zajedno’s claim that the Socialists defrauded it of victory in the capital during ...