• SYRIA

TAIWAN

• China syndrome(N)/ Charlie Hore: 196/4 Text
• Class, nation and China(L)/ Hsiao-Hung Pai: 197/34
• Nation doesn't come before class(L)/ Hsiao-Hung Pai: 252/35 Text

TANZANIA

• No man's land: An investigative journey through Kenya and Tanzania(R: George Monbiot/ Picador, £5.95)/ Sean McSweeny: 189/30 Text [Order]

TASS

• Sacking of Mike Cooley: 81.08/27 Graphic

TEACHERS Other ref:Education, NUT

• Pay dispute: 66/11 Graphic
• Arbitration trap: 67/15 Graphic
• Fight next time?: 69/21 Graphic
• Crisis: 78/24 Graphic
• Letters: 80/34 Graphic
• Poundswick: 83/20 Graphic
• Letters(Poundswick): 83/34 Graphic
• State of the dispute: 84/16 Graphic
• Letters(Poundswick): 84/34 Graphic
• Education debate: 85/24 Graphic
• Conflicts in schools: 85/25 Graphic
• Brent: McGoldrick: 93/10 Graphic
• Letters(Brent: McGoldrick): 94/34 Graphic
• McGoldrick dispute: response: 95/13 Graphic
• Struggle continues: 96/9 Graphic
• Letters(McGoldrick dispute: response): 96/34 Graphic
• The Walrus - teachers unions 'get on' shock: 252/7 Text

TELEVISION

• Hazell: The making of a TV series(R): 2/28 Graphic
• On TV(R)/ Hood: 81.01/32 Graphic
• TV censorship: 81.08/2 Graphic
• Don Taylor interview: 81.09/31 Graphic
• Working inside the BBC: 81.1/12 Graphic
• Soap: Dallas: 82.05/35 Graphic
• Channel Four: 48/34 Graphic
• Cable TV: 50/35 Graphic
• Soap with politics: 52/35 Graphic
• TV and science: 53/35 Graphic
• Coronation street: 59/35 Graphic
• Comedies: 61/35 Graphic
• TV mythologies(R)/ Masterman: 80/32 Graphic
• Ireland on TV: 81/28
• Real lives saga: 81/28
• Rising tide of soap: 83/29 Graphic
• Hill Street Blues: 89/26 Graphic
• Monocled Mutineer: 91/30 Graphic
• John McGrath interview: 93/28 Graphic
• AIDS: 97/24 Graphic
• America: 97/36 Graphic
• Wogan: 99/29 Graphic
• Eastenders: 108/27
• Potter's Blackeyes: 127/26
• All good clean fun/ Pat Stack: 146/36
• Broadcast blunders(N): 147/6
• A special breed/ Chris Nineham: 172/29 Text
• Broadcast blues/ Chris Lineham: 175/12 Text
• Speaking up in Parliament(V: Tony Benn)/ Clare Fermont: 175/25 Text
• Potter, Dennis - obituary, beautiful dreamer/ Gareth Jenkins: 177/16 Text
• Cracker(V: / ITV)/ Lindsey German: 180/26 Text
• Home viewing, videos(V): 181/27 Text
• Forbidden Britain(V: BBC2)/ Duncan Blackie: 181/28 Text
• Forbidden Britain: Our secret past 1900-1960(R: Steve Humphreys,Pamela Gordon/ BBC Books, £12.99)/ Duncan Blackie: 181/28 Text
• Behind the screens(R: Stuart Hood(ed)/ Lawrence and Wishart, £12.99)/ Chris Nineham: 181/32 Text
• Beyond the horizon(L)/ Mike Wayne: 183/34 Text
• Brain dead/ Pat Stack: 183/36 Text
• In a class of their own?(V: / National Film Theatre)/ Chris Nineham: 184/23 Text
• The enigma of Kaspar Hauser(V: Werner Herzoy/ Tartan Video, £15.99)/ Ian Goodyer: 185/26 Text
• Fine brush on ivory/ Jane Bassett: 195/27 Text
• 'Timewatch' and 'Bomber Command'(V: / BBC2,C4)/ Anna Chen: 201/27 Text
• The Simpsons(V: BBC)/ Susie Helme: 202/27 Text
• BBC - Broadcast news(N)/ Steve Smith: 203/7 Text
• Christmas box video review(V: Various): 203/26 Text
• Our mutual friend(V: Charles Dickens/ BBC)/ Gareth Jenkins: 218/25 Text
• A Zionist agenda(L)/ Roger Keely: 220/32 Text
• Did you see? - The Royle Family/ Beccy Reese: 223/34 Text
• Mundane of extraordinary(L)/ Sasha Simic: 224/33 Text
• Did you see? - It's a fair copy/ Phil Whaite: 224/34 Text
• Did you see? Keeping up appearances/ Gareth Jenkins: 225/34 Text
• Did you see? - Shooting the past(V: Stephen Poliakoff/ BBC2)/ Nicola Field: 227/34 Text
• Did you see? - Balls on the air - Sex and the City(V)/ Judy Cox: 228/34 Text
• Did you see? - The Awful Truth(V: Michael Moore/ Channel 4)/ Clare Fermont: 229/34 Text
• Not on message - 'New Labour in focus'(V: Tony Benn/ From Bookmarks, £13.99)/ Beccy Reese: 231/26 Text
• Cultural currents - Godfather figures/ Mike González: 236/26 Text
• The 11 O'Clock show(V: / Channel Four)/ Nick Grant: 238/27 Text
• Castaways - Mutiny with little bounty(V)/ Mike González: 239/25 Text
• Cultural currents - rats in a maze - Big Brother/ Mike González: 244/26 Text
• Ireland - come all you young rebels: Rebel Heart(R: / BBC1)/ Paul Foot: 248/26 Text
• Love in a cold climate(V: / BBC1)/ John Newsinger: 250/29 Text
• Cultural currents - dark tragedy comes to Walford/ Mike González: 252/25 Text
• It never rains in soaps(L)/ Colin Wilson: 253/35 Text
• Cultural currents - Watch, vote, control/ Mike González: 254/27 Text
• Report digital(L)/ Ben Rickman: 262/34 Text
• Cultural currents - Is there a doctor in the house?/ Mike González: 264/24 Text
• Cultural currents - A gathering at the funeral parlour/ Mike González: 267/27 Text
• Comedy - Behind Byron's bear - The Mark Steel Lectures(V: Mark Steel)/ Pat Stack: 278/23 Text
• Doctor Who(V: / BBC1)/ Sasha Simic: 296/34 Text

TERRORISM Other ref:Middle East, Ireland, Italy

• Terrorists workers party?: 6/33 Graphic
• In Italy: 80.05/13 Graphic
• Revolutionary terrorism: 80.09/36 Graphic
• Against individual terrorism(R)/ Trotsky: 81.1/30 Graphic
• Red Brigade Italy: 51/25 Graphic
• One great act or mass action?: 70/19 Graphic
• Trotsky on terrorism: 70/20 Graphic
• Terrorism(N): 91/3 Graphic
• Thinking it through - Less than they bargained for/ Chris Harman: 234/9 Text
• The underdog comes out on top(L)/ Ray Challinor: 236/33 Text
• Guerrilla tactics are not enough(L)/ David Viinikka: 237/34 Text
• Two hours that shook the world(R: Fred Halliday/ Saqi Books, £12.95)/ John Rose: 261/33 Text [Order]
• Terrorism and war(R: Howard Zinn/ Seven Stories Press, £7.99)/ Unjum Mirza: 267/31 Text [Order]
• Bin Laden, Islam and America's new war on terrorism(R: As'ad Abukhalil/ Seven Stories Press, £6.99)/ Unjum Mirza: 267/31 Text [Order]
• Terrorism: theirs and ours(R: Eqbal Ahmad/ Seven Stories Press, £4.99)/ Unjum Mirza: 267/31 Text [Order]
• The politics of terror - Marxism on terrorism/ John Molyneaux: 284/12 Text
• The politics of terror - Who are Al Qaida?/ Anne Ashford: 284/14 Text
• The terms on which terror takes place(1)(L)/ Neil Faulkner: 285/24 Text
• The terms on which terror takes place(2)(L)/ John Kennedy: 285/24 Text
• Al Qaeda: The true story(R: Jason Burke/ Penguin, £7.99)/ Abdul-Nasser J G Baston: 292/39 Text [Order]

TGWU

• Role in the steel strike: 80.04/5 Graphic
• TGWU paper: 80.09/13 Graphic
• Conference and Ansells: 81.06/14 Graphic
• Conference: 81.07/31 Graphic
• The big match/ Dave Sherry: 187/10 Text
• Solidarity on the waterfront, the Liverpool Dock strike - interview with one of the authors(R: Jane Kennedy,Michael Lavalette/ Liver Press, £5.95)/ Helen Shooter: 204/22 Text

THAILAND

• Abortive coup: 81/23
• A proud tradition(L)/ Giles Ungpakorn: 150/35
• Power on the streets(N): 154/5
• Travels in the skin trade - tourism and the sex industry(R: Jeremy Seabrook/ Pluto, £9.99)/ Andy Player: 205/30 Text [Order]
• Thailand - Muslims treated 'like cattle'(N)/ Giles Ungpakorn: 290/7 Text

THEATRE

• Political theatre: 1/16 Graphic
• Political theatre: 2/35 Graphic
• Down with illusion: 4/25 Graphic
• Political theatre: 6/25 Graphic
• People's theatre(R): 8/26 Graphic
• CAST: 80.06/30 Graphic
• Brecht among the bourgeois: 80.08/34 Graphic
• Trevor Griffiths interview: 80.1/30 Graphic
• CAST: 80.1/34 Graphic
• Left wing fringe: 81.04/35 Graphic
• Chilean theatre: 81.06/35 Graphic
• Dario Fo plays: 81.09/34 Graphic
• Maydays: 60/32 Graphic
• John McGrath interview: 93/28 Graphic
• Edinburgh fringe: 101/32
• Perdition(R)/ Allen: 110/27
• Wars of the roses(R): 112/29
• Hedda Gabler(R): 118/28
• Peace of Brest(R)/ Shatrov: 118/28
• Letters(Wars of the roses): 118/35
• 17th century revivals(R): 119/27
• Juno and the paycock(R): 119/28
• Letters(Wars of the roses): 119/35
• Restoration(R): 120/26
• Corialanus(R): 127/27
• Coriolanus(T: Peter Bogdanov(dir))/ Sue Clegg,Derek Howl: 139/30
• The plough and the stars(T: Sean O'Casey/ The Young Vic)/ Lindsey German: 143/29
• Party Time(T: Harold Pinter(dir))/ Lindsey German: 148/27
• Mountain language(T: Harold Pinter(dir))/ Lindsey German: 148/27
• The Theban plays(T: Royal Shakespeare Company)/ Jane Shallice,Shaun Docherty: 149/28
• The gulf between us - interview with Trevor Griffiths(T: Trevor Griffiths/ West Yorkshire Playhouse)/ Sue Clegg,Rob Hoveman: 150/27
• All my sins(T: Arthur Miller/ Young Vic Theatre)/ John Siblon: 150/28
• First prize drama(L)/ Graham Chapman: 150/34
• Berlin Bertie(T: Howard Brenton/ Royal Court Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 153/27
• A Jovial Crew, A Women Killed with Kindness, The Alchemist(T: / RSC Stratford & Barbican)/ John Rees: 154/27
• Henry IV Part 2(T: / RSC, Barbican)/ Shaun Doherty: 154/28
• Six degrees of separation(T: John Guare/ Royal Court Theatre)/ Hazel Croft: 155/26
• Deja Vu(T: John Osborne/ Comedy Theatre)/ Pat Riordan: 155/26
• The Last Yankee(T: Arthur Miller/ The Young Vic, £14.00)/ Julie Waterson: 162/26
• No man's land(T: Harold Pinter/ The Comedy Theatre)/ Dave Beecham: 162/26
• Frank pig says hello(T: Pat McCabe)/ Gareth Jenkins: 163/28
• On the ledge(T: Alan Bleasdale)/ Judy Cox: 163/28
• The school of night(T: Peter Whelan/ Barbican, London)/ Lindsey German: 164/27
• The beggars opera(T: John Gay/ Barbican, London)/ Margot Hill: 164/27
• The ash fire(T: Gavin Costick/ Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh)/ Cathy Bergen: 164/27
• A love song for Ulster(T: Bill Morrison/ Tricycle Theatre, ilburn)/ Judith Orr: 164/27
• Glasgow - Spirit of rebellion/ Mike González: 165/26
• Our boys(T: Jonathan Lewis/ Cockpit Theatre, London)/ Mike Anthony: 165/26
• Thatcher's children(T: Trevor Griffiths/ Bristol Old Vic)/ Ann Thomas: 166/26
• Comedians(T: Trevor Griffiths/ Lyric, Hammersmith)/ Derek Howl: 166/26
• Ghosts(T: Henrik Ibsen/ Other Place, Stratford)/ Jenny Austin: 166/26
• Julius Caesar(T: William Shakespeare/ The Other Place, Stratford)/ Patrick Connellan: 167/26
• Misha's party(T: Richard Nelson,Alexander Gelman/ The Pit, Barbican)/ Gareth Jenkins: 167/26
• Crossfire(T: Michel Azama/ Cockpit Theatre)/ Pat Smith: 167/26
• A Scots Quair(T: Lewis Grassic Gibbon)/ Lindsey German: 168/25 Text
• Moonlight(T: Harold Pinter/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 168/25 Text
• Thérèse Raquin(T: Emile Zola/ Young Vic, London)/ Hazel Croft: 168/26 Text
• The absence of war(T: David Hare/ National Theatre, London)/ Simon Joyce: 169/26 Text
• Tamburlaine the great(T: Christopher Marlowe/ Royal Shakespeare Co, Barbican, London)/ Lee Humber: 169/26 Text
• It's a great big shame(T: Mike Leigh/ Theatre Royal, Stratford East)/ Sabby Sagall: 169/28 Text
• Doctor Faustus(T: Christopher Marlowe/ Greenwich Theatre, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 170/28 Text
• One man(T: Steven Birkoff/ Garrick Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 170/28 Text
• Mother Courage and her children(T: Bertolt Brecht/ National Theatre, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 171/29 Text
• The playboy of the West Indies(T: Mustapha Matura/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Weyman Bennett: 171/29 Text
• Unfinished business(T: Michael Hastings/ The Pit, Barbican, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 172/27 Text
• An inspector calls(T: JB Priestley/ Aldwych Theatre, London)/ Chris Chilvers: 172/28 Text
• The life of Galileo(T: Bertolt Brecht/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Clare Fermont: 173/28 Text
• The modern merchant, interview with David Thacker directing 'The Merchant of Venice'(T: Shakespeare/ Barbican Theatre, Londond)/ Patrick Connellan: 174/27 Text
• Wicked year(T: Garry Lyons)/ Mark Steel: 174/28 Text
• Peripheral violence(T: Robert Lindsay Wilson/ The Cockpit Theatre, London)/ Sarah Finigan: 176/27 Text
• Falling over England(T: Julian Mitchell/ Greenwich Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 176/27 Text
• Sweet bird of youth(T: Tennessee Williams/ National Theatre, London)/ John Tate: 177/24 Text
• Measure for measure(T: William Shakespeare/ Hammersmith Lyric, London)/ Patrick Connellan: 177/25 Text
• Rutherford and Son(T: Githa Saveby/ National Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 177/26 Text
• Manifesto(T: Janek Alexander,Paul Davies,Fern Smith/ Battersea Arts Centre, London)/ Rob Morgan: 177/26 Text
• Broken glass(T: Arthur Miller/ National Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 178/26 Text
• The street of crocodiles(T: Theatre de Complicité/ Young Vic, London)/ Kevin Ovenden: 178/26 Text
• 'Abducting Diana','Twilight Shift','Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore!'(T: / Edinburgh Festival)/ Mark Brown: 178/26 Text
• The hostage(T: Brendan Behan/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Shaun Doherty: 179/26 Text
• The day the Bronx died(T: Michael Henry Brown/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Gary McFarlane: 179/26 Text
• Pentecost(T)/ Patrick Connellan: 181/27 Text
• Out of a house walked a man(T: Daniil Kharms/ National Theatre, London)/ Weyman Bennett: 182/27 Text
• The threepenny opera(T: Bertolt Brecht,Kurt Weill/ Donmar Theatre, London)/ Chris Harman: 182/27 Text
• My night with Reg(T: Kevin Elyot/ Criterian Theatre, London)/ Alex Bourn: 182/28 Text
• The three lives of Lucie Cabrol(T: Theatre de Complicité/ Brighton Gardner Arts Centre)/ Lee Humber: 183/27 Text
• Blasted(T: Sarah Kane/ Royal Court, London)/ Ruth James: 184/28 Text
• Plays for today, interview with Trevor Griffiths/ Sabby Sagall: 185/22 Text
• What the butler saw(T: Joe Orton/ National Theatre, London)/ John Rees: 185/27 Text
• A view from the bridge(T: Arthur Miller/ Birmingham Repertory Theatre)/ Patrick Connellan: 185/27 Text
• Interview with Sebastian Barry/ Judith Orr: 186/26 Text
• Uncle Vanya(T: Anton Chekhov/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Lindsey German: 186/26 Text
• After Easter(T: Anne Devlin/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Shaun Doherty: 186/27 Text
• Simpatico(T: Sam Shepard/ Royal Court, London)/ Andrea Butcher: 186/27 Text
• Interview with Tony Graham, director of 'Lanark'/ Pat Smith: 188/26 Text
• Interview with Mike Cullen/ Mark Brown: 188/27 Text
• Burning blue(T: DMW Greer/ Theatre Royal, London)/ Kevin Ovenden: 189/26 Text
• Reader(T: Ariel Dorfman)/ Mark Brown: 189/27 Text
• The machine wreckers(T: Ernst Toller/ Cottesloe, National Theatre, London)/ Helen Shooter: 189/28 Text
• Marabi(T: Junction Avenue Theatre Company, Johannesburg)/ Pat Smith: 190/29 Text
• A patriot for me(T: John Osborne/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 191/28 Text
• Rat in the skull(T: Ron Hutchinson/ Duke of York's Theatre, London)/ Chris Harman: 191/29 Text
• Tony Blair the moderniser(R: Jon Sopel/ Bantam, £5.99)/ Kevin Ovenden: 191/30 Text
• Mother Courage and her children(T: Bertolt Brecht/ Olivier Theatre, London)/ Clare Fermont: 192/28 Text
• Voyage in the dark(T: Joan Wiles)/ Judith Lyons: 194/29 Text
• Two trains running(T: August Wilson/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Gaverne Bennett: 195/24 Text
• Valley song(T: Athol Fugard/ Royal Court, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 195/25 Text
• Slaughter city(T: Naomi Wallace/ Barbican, London)/ Chris Harman: 195/25 Text
• The soldier's song(T: Bryan James Ryder/ Theatre Royal, Stratford East)/ Martin Valentine: 196/28 Text
• Brothers of the brush(T: Jimmy Murphy/ Arts Theatre, London)/ Jackie Sprague: 197/26
• Baby Jean(T: Dermot Bolger)/ Wendy Kipling: 197/26
• Nuremberg, the war crimes trial(T: Richard Norton-Taylor/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Jo Smitheman: 198/27
• John Gabriel Borkman(T: Henrik Ibsen/ National Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 200/25 Text
• Kindertransport(T: Diane Samuels/ Vauderville Theatre, London)/ Nicola Field: 201/25 Text
• Blinded by the sun(T: Stephen Poliakoff/ National Theatre, London)/ Lee Humber: 201/25 Text
• Mojo(T: Jez Butterworth/ Royal Court, London)/ Sam Ashman: 202/27 Text
• Light shining in Buckinghamshire(T: Caryl Churchill)/ Lee Humber: 203/23 Text
• Death of a salesman(T: Arthur Miller)/ Sabby Sagall: 203/23 Text
• Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?/ Kevin Ovenden: 203/24 Text
• Elsinore(T: Robert Lepage/ National Theatre, London)/ Mark Brown: 204/27 Text
• The beat is on(T: Paco Peña Flamenco Dance/ Sadlers Wells, London)/ John McLoughlin: 205/24 Text
• The White Devil(T: John Webster/ Barbican, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 205/25 Text
• The Homecoming(T: Harold Pinter/ National Theatre, London)/ Nicola Field: 205/26 Text
• East is East(T: Ayub Khan-Din/ Theatre Royal, Stratford)/ Gaverne Bennett: 206/24 Text
• Cardiff East(T: Peter Gill/ National Theatre, London)/ Esther Neslen: 206/24 Text
• Redemption song(T: Cheryl Martin)/ Colin Wilson: 207/24 Text
• Cloud nine(T: Caryl Churchill/ Old Vic, London)/ Rob Morgan: 207/24 Text
• Women on the verge of HRT(T: Marie Jones/ Vaudeville Theatre, London)/ Judy Cox: 207/25 Text
• The Caucasian chalk circle(T: Bertolt Brecht/ National Theatre, London)/ Chris Harman: 208/24 Text
• Tom and Clem(T: Stephen Churchett/ Aldwych Theatre, London)/ John Rees: 208/24 Text
• Marat/Sade(T: Peter Weiss/ National Theatre, London)/ Paul McGarr: 209/24 Text
• Amy's view(T: David Hare/ National Theatre, London)/ John Rees: 210/28 Text
• A dead duck(L)/ Anna Chen: 210/33 Text
• The suicide(T: Nikolai Erdman/ On tour in Scotland)/ Mark Brown: 211/24 Text
• Blue Heart(T: Caryl Churchill/ Royal Court, London)/ Nicola Owen: 211/24 Text
• Heartbreak House(T: George Bernard Shaw/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 212/26 Text
• An enemy of the people(T: Henrik Ibsen/ National Theatre, London)/ Peter Morgan: 212/27 Text
• A tainted dawn(T: Sudha Bhucher, Kristme London-Smith(dirs)/ Birmingham, Leeds)/ Mark Brown: 212/27 Text
• Chips with everything(T: Arnold Wesker/ National Theatre, London)/ Anna Chen: 212/28 Text
• A brief history of time - the stage show(T: Jon Trevor(dir))/ Phil Turner: 213/26 Text
• Faith(T: Meredith Oakes/ Royal Court Theatre, London)/ Unjum Mirza: 213/26 Text
• Dario Fo, Workers Playtime/ Tom Behan: 214/22 Text
• Angels and Demons(T: Besht Tellers)/ Becci Palmer: 214/28 Text
• Heritage(T: Stephen Churchett/ Hampstead Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 215/26 Text
• The genius of Shakespeare(R: Jonathan Bate/ Picador, £20.00)/ Shaun Doherty: 215/32 Text
• Iced(T: Ray Shell/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Hazel Croft: 216/27 Text
• Naked(T: Luigi Pirandello/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Moira Nolan: 217/24 Text
• Flight(T: Mikhail Bulgakov/ National Theatre, London)/ Peter Morgan: 217/25 Text
• Not about nightingales(T: Tennessee Williams/ Cotesloe Theatre, London)/ Lindi González: 218/24 Text
• Oh What a lovely war(T: Joan Littlewood/ Touring South England)/ Kevin Ovenden: 219/25 Text
• Our Lady of Sligo(T: Sebastian Barry/ National Theatre, London)/ Judith Orr: 219/25 Text
• Closer(T: Patrick Marber/ Lyric Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 219/26 Text
• Cleansed(T: Sarah Kane/ Ambassor's Theatre, London)/ Anna Chen: 220/25 Text
• Copenhagen(T: Michael Frayn/ Cottesloe Theatre, London)/ David Shonfield: 221/25 Text
• Major Barbara(T: George Bernard Shaw/ Piccadilly Theatre, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 221/26 Text
• The doctor's dilemma(T: George Bernard Shaw/ On Tour)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 221/26 Text
• Fear and misery of the Third Reich(T: Bertolt Brecht/ Edinburgh Festival)/ Mark Brown: 221/26 Text
• Mr Pontila and his man Matti(T: Bertolt Brecht/ Liverpool, Oxford, Coventry & Almeida Theatre)/ Norah Rushton: 222/25 Text
• How I learned to drive(T: Paula Vogel)/ Sue Clegg: 222/25 Text
• Adolf(T: Pip Utton/ Edinburgh & National Tour 1999)/ Mark Brown: 222/26 Text
• Miss Evers' Boys(T: David Feldshuh/ Barbican, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 223/24 Text
• Via Dolorosa(T: David Hare/ Royal Court Downstairs, London)/ Mike Simons: 223/24 Text
• Interview with Howard Brenton about Ugly Rumours(T: Tariq Ali, Howard Brenton/ Tricycle Theatre, ilburn)/ Beccy Reese: 224/25 Text
• Haroun and the Sea of Stories(T: Salman Rushdie/ National Theatre, London)/ Talat Ahmed: 224/25 Text
• Guiding Star(T: Jonathan Harvey/ Everyman Theatre, Liverpool)/ Norah Rushton: 224/26 Text
• The Weir(T: Conor McPherson/ Duke of York's Theatre, London)/ Hazel Croft: 224/26 Text
• Inquiring mind, interview with Nicholas Kent/ Yuri Prasad: 226/26 Text
• Choice: New plays by New Writers(T: / The Royal Court, London)/ Laurence Cliffe: 226/27 Text
• Arabian Nights(T: Dominic Cooke/ Young Vic, London)/ Siobhan Evans: 226/27 Text
• The street of crocodiles(T: Theatre de Complicité/ Queens Theatre, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 227/25 Text
• Perfect days(T: Liz Lochhead/ Scotland)/ Lindi González: 227/25 Text
• The forest(T: Alexander Ostrovsky/ National Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 228/26 Text
• The riot(T: Nick Drake/ National Theatre, London)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 228/26 Text
• Troilus and Cressida(T: William Shakespeare/ National Theatre, London)/ Chris Harman: 229/26 Text
• Everything must go(T: Patrick Jones)/ Martin Chapman: 229/26 Text
• Trust(T: Gary Mitchell/ Royal Court, London)/ Shaun Doherty: 229/27 Text
• The art of politics(L)/ Mark Brown: 229/33 Text
• Plenty(T: David Hare/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Beccy Reese: 230/25 Text
• Perdition(T: Jim Allen)/ David Shonfield: 232/25 Text
• Summerfolk(T: Maxim Gorky/ Royal National Theatre, London)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 234/25 Text
• The Jew of Malta(T: Christopher Marlowe/ Almeida, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 234/26 Text
• Nixon's Nixon(T: Russell Lees/ Bridewell Theatre, London)/ Matthew Cookson: 234/26 Text
• Some explicit polaroids(T: Mark Ravenhill/ New Ambassador's Theatre, London)/ Bryan Masters: 235/26 Text
• Unprotected sex(T: Patrick Jones/ Sherman Theatre, Cardiff)/ Martin Chapman: 235/26 Text
• Remember this(T: Stephen Poliakoff/ Royal National Theatre, London)/ Lindsey German: 235/27 Text
• Dario Fo - revolutionary theatre(R: Tom Behan/ Pluto, £10.99)/ Norah Rushton: 235/29 Text [Order]
• Mnemonic(T: / Theatre de Complicité, Riverside Studios, Hammersmith)/ Kevin Ovenden: 236/27 Text
• Volpone, or the Fox(T: Ben Jonson/ RSC at the Pit, Barbican. London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 237/29 Text
• Oresteia(T: Aeschylus/ Royal National Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 237/30 Text
• The Amen corner(T: James Baldwin/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Kelly MacDermott: 238/28 Text
• Balti Kings(T: Sudha Bhuchar, Shaheen Kahn/ Lyric Studio, Hammersmith)/ Kambiz Boomla: 238/29 Text
• Dublin Carol(T: Conor McPherson/ Old Vic, London)/ Judith Orr: 238/29 Text
• Sponsor or be damned/ Patrick Connellan: 239/24 Text
• Baby Doll(T: Tennessee Williams/ Royal National Theatre, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 240/28 Text
• Timon of Athens(T: William Shakespeare/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 240/28 Text
• The Room(T: Harold Pinter/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Patrick Connellan: 241/28 Text
• Celebration(T: Harold Pinter/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Patrick Connellan: 241/28 Text
• The Villain's Opera(T: Nick Dear/ Royal National Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 241/29 Text
• Moments of madness(T: Paul Davies/ BAC, London & touring)/ Beccy Reese: 241/29 Text
• Dreyfus(T: Jean-Claude Grumberg/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ David Shonfield: 243/27 Text
• Albert Speer(T: David Edgar/ National Theatre, London)/ Kevin Ovenden: 243/28 Text
• Mrs Steinberg and the Byker boys(T: Michael Wilcox/ Gate Theatre, London)/ Steve Wiles: 243/28 Text
• Edinburgh Festival(T)/ Mark Brown: 244/28 Text
• An die musik(T: Pip Simmons/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Rob Ferguson: 245/25 Text
• My zinc bed(T: David Hare/ Royal Court, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 245/25 Text
• Exposure: Young writers 2000(T: Various/ Royal Court, London)/ Ben Dickenson: 245/26 Text
• The Cherry Orchard(T: Antov CHekov/ Cottesloe Theatre, London)/ Dragan Plavsic: 246/28 Text
• Further than the furthest thing (Tristan da Cunha)(T: Zinnie Harris/ National Theatre, London)/ Hazel Croft: 246/28 Text
• The force of change(T: Gary Mitchell/ Royal Court, London)/ Andy McConnell: 247/27 Text
• The tempest(T: William Shakespeare/ Barbican Pit, London)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 247/27 Text
• The duchess of Malfi(T: John Webster/ Barbican, London)/ David Shonfield: 247/28 Text
• Light(T: Theatre de Complicité/ Almeida Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 247/28 Text
• Reclaim the future(T: / Banner Theatre Company)/ Viv Smith: 248/29 Text
• The Wexford Trilogy(T: Billy Roche/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Kelly MacDermott: 248/29 Text
• Far Away(T: Caryl Churchill/ Albery Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 249/27 Text
• Greek(T: Steven Berkoff/ Riverside Studios, Hammersmith)/ Phil Whaite: 249/27 Text
• Henry IV - Parts I and II(T: William Shakespeare/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Paul Foot: 250/26 Text
• The playboy of the western world(T: J M Synge/ Cottesloe Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 250/27 Text
• Port authority(T: Conor McPherson/ New Ambassadors Theatre, London)/ Hazel Croft: 250/27 Text
• The good woman of Setzuan(T: Bertolt Brecht/ Cottelsoe Theatre, Londond)/ Pete Gee: 251/27 Text
• No way out(T: Jean-Paul Sartre/ Cochrane Theatre, London)/ Alasdair Paterson: 251/28 Text
• Woman in the moon(T: Julia Pascal/ Arcola Theatre. London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 251/28 Text
• Henry V(T: William Shakespeare/ Barbican Theatre, London)/ Lindsey German: 251/29 Text
• Spirit(T: Improbable Theatre/ Royal Court, London)/ Peter Morgan: 251/29 Text
• Tantalus(T: John Barton/ Theatre Royal, Newcastle)/ Mark Brown: 252/28 Text
• The Mother(T: Bertolt Brecht/ BAC, London)/ Sinéad Kirwan: 252/28 Text
• Blasted(R: Sarah Kane/ Royal Court, London)/ Rachel Aldred: 252/29 Text
• Amy's view(T: David Hare/ Touring)/ Megan Trudell: 252/29 Text
• Marriage play and Finding the sun(T: Edward Albee/ Cottesloe Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 253/28 Text
• Howard Katz(T: Patrick Marber/ National Theatre, London)/ David Shonfield: 254/28 Text
• The far side of the moon(T: Robert Lepage/ National Theatre, London, 6-21 July)/ Mark Brown: 254/28 Text
• Ay, Carmela!(T: José Sanchis Sinisterra/ Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh)/ Mark Brown: 255/27 Text
• All my sons(T: Arthur Miller/ Lyttleton, National Theatre, London)/ Pete Gee: 255/27 Text
• Mother Clap's Molly House(T: Mark Ravenhill/ National Theatre, London)/ Mark Brown: 256/28 Text
• Redundancy(T: Leo Butler/ Royal Court, London)/ Judy Cox: 256/28 Text
• Luther(T: John Osborne/ Olivier Theatre, London)/ Beccy Reese: 257/28 Text
• Jitney(T: August Wilson/ National Theatre, London)/ Pete Gee: 257/29 Text
• The Good Hope(T: Herman Heijermans/ National Theatre, London and touring)/ Mark Brown: 258/29 Text
• Jitterbug(T: Bonnie Greer/ Arcola Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 258/29 Text
• No Man's Land(T: Harold Pinter/ Lyttleton Theatre, London)/ Judy Cox: 259/28 Text
• Royal results in Stratford, interview with Philip Headley/ Pete Gee: 260/28 Text
• The Island(T: Athol Fugard, John Kani, Winston Ntshona/ Soho Theatre, London)/ Moyra Samuels: 260/29 Text
• The magic toyshop(T: Angela Carter/ Old Vic, London)/ Beccy Reese: 260/29 Text
• Julius Caesar(T: William Shakespeare/ Barbican, London)/ Paul Foot: 261/29 Text
• The Syringa tree(T: Pamela Gien/ National Theatre, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 261/29 Text
• The York realist(T: Peter Gill/ Strand Theatre, London)/ Kevin Ovenden: 262/27 Text
• A Russian in the woods(T: Peter Whelan/ Barbican, London)/ Dave Waller: 262/28 Text
• Sorrows and rejoicings(T: Athol Fugard/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Andrew Stone: 262/28 Text
• Harlequins of the revolution(R: Joseph Farrell/ Methuen, £19.99)/ Berit Kuennecke: 262/31 Text [Order]
• Double-edged bard(L)/ Joe Hartney: 262/33 Text
• Shockheaded Peter(T: Heinrich Hoffman/ Albany Theatre, London)/ Sue Jones: 263/27 Text
• Richard III(T: William Shakespeare/ Crucible Theatre, Sheffield)/ Karen Mee: 263/27 Text
• The night Heron(T: Jez Butterworth/ Royal Court Theatre, London)/ Dave Beecham: 263/27 Text
• Homebody/Kabul(T: Tony Kushner/ Young Vic, London)/ David Shonfield: 264/27 Text
• The PowerBook(T: Jeanette Winterson/ National Theatre, London)/ John Rees: 264/28 Text
• Vincent in Brixton/ Chanie Rosenberg: 264/28 Text
• Bacchai(T: Euripides/ National Theatre, London)/ Gareth Jenkins: 264/29 Text
• Workers take control - Arcola Theatre/ Pete Gee, Mehmet Ergen: 264/29 Text
• Love me or kill me(R: Graham Saunders/ Manchester University Press, £14.99)/ Ian Crosson: 264/33 Text [Order]
• Rose Rage(T: William Shakespeare (ad:Edward Hall, Roger Warren)/ Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London)/ Paul Foot: 265/24 Text
• The Coast of Utopia: Voyage, Shipwreck, Salvage(T: Tom Stoppard/ National Theatre, London)/ David Shonfield: 266/28 Text
• Edinburgh Festival Fringe/ Mark Brown: 266/29 Text
• Ivanov(T: Anton Chekhov/ National Theatre, London)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 267/28 Text
• Outlying Islands(T: David Greig/ Royal Court, London)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 267/28 Text
• Obituary - Joan Littlewood - Worker's playtime/ Jane Shallice: 268/24 Text
• Imprint(T: / Young Writers Programme, Royal Court Theatre, London)/ Kevin Best: 268/29 Text
• Dinner(T: Moira Buffini/ National Theatre, London)/ Ian Stone: 269/29 Text
• King Hedley II(T: August Wilson/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Weyman Bennett: 270/30 Text
• The threepenny opera(T: Bertolt Brech/ National Theatre, London and touring)/ Ian Crosson: 271/28 Text
• Victory at the dirt palace(T: Adriano Shaplin/ Riverside Studios, London and touring)/ Kevin Best: 271/28 Text
• Midnight's Children(T: Salman Rushdie/ Barbican, London and touring)/ Talat Ahmed: 271/29 Text
• The Duchess of Malfi(T: John Webster/ National Theatre, London and touring)/ Nicola Field: 272/29 Text
• A night in November(T: Marie Jones/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Leo Zeilig: 272/29 Text
• Cultural currents - Theatre enters stage left/ Mike González: 273/26 Text
• Crossing Jerusalem(T: Julia Pascal/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Nicola Field: 273/28 Text
• Scenes from the big picture(T: Owen McCafferty/ National Theatre, London)/ Tom Unterrainer: 274/27 Text
• Henry V(T: Nicholas Hytner(dir))/ Shaun Doherty: 275/28 Text
• Pugilist Specialist(T: The Riot Group/Adriano Shaplin/ Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh)/ Mark Brown: 277/26 Text
• Edward II(T: Christopher Marlowe/ Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, London)/ Berit Kuennecke: 277/26 Text
• Hobson's choice(T: Harold Brighouse/ Young Vic, London then touring)/ Sasha Simic: 277/26 Text
• The Illustrious Corpse(T: Tariq Ali/ Soho Theatre, London)/ Tom Behan: 278/25 Text
• The People Next Door(T: Henry Adams/ Theatre Royal, London)/ Hannah Dee: 278/25 Text
• Animal(T: Kay Adshead/ Soho Theatre, London)/ Dan Mayer: 278/26 Text
• The war is dead, long live the war(T: Patrick Jones/ Touring)/ Phil Whaite: 278/26 Text
• Tales from the Vienna Woods(T: Odon Von Horvath/ National Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 279/26 Text
• Sergeant Musgrave's Dance(T: John Arden/ Touring)/ Hannah Dee: 279/26 Text
• Loyal women(T: Gary Mitchell/ Royal Court, London)/ Julie Bundy: 280/27 Text
• Happy Days(T: Samuel Beckett/ Arts Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 280/27 Text
• Making the strange obvious - interview with Adriano Shaplin/ Mark Brown: 281/25 Text
• Radical theatre - The roar of the audience/ Keith McKenna: 281/26 Text
• Songs of rebellion - interview with Alistair Hulett and Martin McCardie/ Mark Brown: 282/26 Text
• The permanent way (T: David Hare/ National Theatre, London, then touring)/ Sabby Sagall: 282/26 Text
• His dark materials(T: Nicholas Wright/ National Theatre, London)/ Beccy Reese: 282/27 Text
• Burning issues(T: / Banner Theatre, touring)/ Keith McKenna: 283/27 Text
• The quare fellow(T: Brendan Behan/ Liverpool Playhouse, then touring)/ Norah Rushton: 283/27 Text
• Homage to Catalonia(T: George Orwell/ West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, then touring)/ Jenny Taylor, Paula Champion: 284/26 Text
• Follow my leader(T: Alistair Beaton/ Hampstead Theatre, London)/ Keith McKenna: 285/28 Text
• The big life(T: Paul Sirett/ Theatre Royal, Stratford East, London)/ Kerri Parke: 285/28 Text
• The history boys(T: Alan Bennett/ National Theatre, London)/ Noel Halifax: 286/28 Text
• Hamlet(T: William Shakespeare/ The Old Vic, London)/ Sue Jones: 286/28 Text
• Calcutta Kosher(T: Shelley Silas/ Theatre Royal, Stratford)/ Mark Harvey: 287/37 Text
• War takes centre stage - Edinburgh Festival fringe/ Keith McKenna: 288/0 Text
• Embedded(T: Tim Robbins/ Riverside Studios, Hammersmith)/ Sabby Sagall: 289/37 Text
• Stuff happens(T: David Hare/ National Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 289/37 Text
• Buried child(T: Sam Shepherd/ National Theatre, London)/ Moira Nolan: 290/34 Text
• Simply Heavenly(T: Langston Hughes/ Trafalgar Studios, London)/ Jane Hardy: 292/32 Text
• Coming up/ Berit Kuennecke: 292/36 Text
• King Lear(T: William Shakespeare/ Albery Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 293/35 Text
• Wild East(T: April de Angelis/ Royal Court, London)/ Sally Campbell: 294/36 Text
• The Tempest(T: William Shakespeare/ Southwark Playhouse, London)/ Tom Foot: 294/37 Text
• A dream play(T: August Stringberg/ National Theatre, London)/ Andy Ridley: 294/38 Text
• Shakespeare's greatest play?(L)/ Tom Foot: 295/31 Text
• Last waltz season(T: / Arcola Theatre, Hackney, London)/ Josephine Dyer: 295/35 Text
• A raisin in the sun(T: Lorraine Hansberry/ Touring to Salford, Coventry, Plymouth, Liverpool and Hackne)/ Sarah Ensor: 295/36 Text
• Banner Theatre 30th anniversary(T: / Birmingham)/ Keith McKenna: 296/34 Text
• Julius Caesar(T: William Shakespeare/ Touring internationaly)/ Tom Foot: 297/37 Text
• Talking to terrorists(T: Robin Soans/ Touring)/ Stephen Philip: 297/37 Text
• Black sun over Genoa(T: / Theatre Workshop)/ Mark Brown: 298/33 Text
• Tipping point(T: Davey Anderson/ 7:84, Aberdeen, Stirling, Glasgow)/ Mark Brown: 298/33 Text
• The UN Inspector(T: David Farr/ National Theatre, London)/ Morag McDonald: 298/34 Text
• Death of a salesman(T: Arthur Miller/ Lyric Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 298/34 Text
• Flick the switch - Switch Triptyche(T: Adriano Shaplin/ Soho Theatre, London)/ Keith McKenna: 299/35 Text
• Mainstream news and fringe theatre/ Keith McKenna: 299/35 Text
• Who killed Mr Drum?(T: Fraser Grace, Sylvester Stein/ Riverside Studios, London)/ Bruce George: 300/34 Text
• Krassivy(R: Freddy Anderson/ Glasgow Caledonian University, £7.99)/ Dave Sherry: 300/42 Text [Order]
• National debate - David Edgar is the Dickens of our stage/ Michael Kustow: 301/30 Text
• Chicken soup with barley(T: Arnold Wesker/ Tricycle Theatre, London)/ Sabby Sagall: 301/35 Text

THIRD WORLD Other ref:Famine

• One party states: 68/23 Graphic
• Growth of industry in NICs: 83/8 Graphic
• End of the Third World(R)/ Harris: 96/23 Graphic
• Lords of Poverty(R: Graham Hancock/ Mandarin, £5.99)/ Mike Simons: 145/31 [Order]
• The debt boomerang: How Thirld World debt harms us all(R: Susan George/ Pluto, £7.95)/ Mark O'Brien: 152/30 [Order]
• Victims of development: Resistance and alternatives(R: Jeremy Seabrook/ Verso, £12.95)/ Dave Treece: 173/31 Text [Order]
• Fruits of Empire(R: James Walvin/ Macmillan, £15.99)/ Dave Renton: 213/29 Text [Order]
• Hurting not helping/ Clare Fermont: 214/12 Text
• Debt crisis, never forgive, never forget(N)/ Gareth Jenkins: 220/8 Text
• Disposable people(R: Kevin Bales/ University of California, £19.95)/ Al Rainnie: 232/31 Text [Order]
• Debt crisis: who pays?/ Mark O'Brien, Joe Hanlon: 233/14 Text

THOMPSON, EP

• Poverty of theory(R): 9/22 Graphic
• Writing by candlelight(R): 80.05/31 Graphic
• Witness against the beast - William Blake and the moral law(R: EP Thompson/ Cambridge University Press, £17.95)/ Lee Humber: 171/26 Text
• Persons and polemics(R: EP Thompson/ Merlin Press, £12.95)/ Chris Harman: 182/29 Text
• Thompson, Edward - obituary, the making of a working class historian/ Alex Callinicos,Duncan Hallas: 168/20 Text

TIMOR

• A policy of coercion(N)/ Alexis Wearmouth: 230/21 Text
• Between force and freedom/ John Rees: 234/15 Text
• Next step for the revolution/ Clare Fermont: 234/20 Text
• The spectre of comparisons(R: Benedict Anderson/ Verso, £13.00)/ Lindsey German: 234/22 Text [Order]
• East Timor(R: John Taylor/ Zed Books, £14.95)/ Alexis Wearmouth: 239/30 Text [Order]

TRADE UNIONS Other ref:TUC

• Trade union leaders: 7/8 Graphic
• Leadership: 8/4 Graphic
• Rightward moves in leadership: 12/6 Graphic
• Conferences: 13/7 Graphic
• Rebuilding the leadership: 14/15 Graphic
• Cuts: the official policy: 15/15 Graphic
• 14 May - a day to be ashamed of(N): 80.06/3 Graphic
• Re Labour party: 80.07/4 Graphic
• LCC: 80.1/12 Graphic
• Anti union laws: 81.02/16 Graphic
• Labour the easy alternative: 81.09/28 Graphic
• Programme for recovery: 82.07/30 Graphic
• Women in the unions: 48/18 Graphic
• British labour movement 1867-1974(R)/ Hinton: 59/32 Graphic
• Why the bureaucrats betray: 61/10 Graphic
• State of the movement: 62/3 Graphic
• Bureaucracy and the left wing: 62/12 Graphic
• After the day of action: 63/3 Graphic
• Day of Action - GCHQ: 64/18 Graphic
• Anti trade union laws: 72/12 Graphic
• The new defeatism: 77/16 Graphic
• Syndicalism: 77/24 Graphic
• Letters: 78/34 Graphic
• Political fund ballot(N): 79/6 Graphic
• Union ballots: 81/20
• British trade unions 1911-33(R)/ Clegg: 85/32 Graphic
• Union laws(N): 86/4 Graphic
• Marxism and union struggle(R)/ Cliff, Gluckstein: 86/30 Graphic
• Moving right(N): 88/7 Graphic
• Don't fight(N): 88/7 Graphic
• Garners remembered: 91/11 Graphic
• TGWU elections: 107/25
• Political economy of industrial relations(R)/ Hyman: 118/30
• New recruitment: 123/12
• International Labour and the origins of the Cold War(R: Denis MacShane/ Clarendon Press, £37.50)/ John Saville: 155/29
• Sleeping giants/ Gareth Jenkins,Hazel Croft: 156/6
• Thinking it through - In from the cold?/ Chris Harman: 159/6
• Up but not running/ Mike Simons: 161/6
• Keeping their powder dry(N): 166/4
• The angry silence(N): 168/4 Text
• The trade union question in British politics(R: Robert Taylor/ Blackwell, £13.99)/ Brian McDonald: 170/30 Text [Order]
• Briefing - Unions, gathering pace: 178/7 Text
• The future of the trade unions(R: Robert Taylor/ Andre Deutsch)/ Albie Lithgow: 180/28 Text [Order]
• Solidarity, what it is, how to get it. how to rebuild the unions/ John Rees: 184/15 Text
• Working for the union: British trade union officers(R: John Kelly,Edmund Heery/ Cambridge University Press, £30.00)/ Al Rainnie: 187/31 Text [Order]
• True of false?/ Mac McKenna,Julie Waterson,Elane Heffernan: 193/14 Text
• Union laws - caught in the act(N)/ Lee Humber: 197/6 Text
• Time for the union dues(N)/ Dave Beecham: 208/8 Text
• Testing times(N)/ Dave Beecham: 217/5 Text
• New recruits in the union army/ Peter Morgan: 220/13 Text
• Trade union laws - fair to the bosses(N)/ Dave Beecham: 226/4 Text
• The Walrus - Reasons to be cheerful: part one(N): 235/6 Text
• Union recognition - the price is right(N): 237/6 Text
• Unions - recognising a trend(N)/ Dave Beecham: 238/4 Text
• Silver linings(L)/ Jeff Hill: 239/34 Text
• The tide is turning(N): 242/6 Text
• Unions - Post office workers reject Labour's delivery(N)/ Martin Smith: 243/7 Text
• The Walrus - vacant loft space(N): 243/9 Text
• Off the rails(L)/ Dave Barnes: 243/34 Text
• British Trade Unions and Industrial politics: Volume One and Two(R: A Campbell, N Fishman, J McIlroy(eds)/ Ashgate, £27.50(each), £50(x2))/ Ralph Darlington: 248/32 Text [Order]
• Union recognition - what we need now are some good wins(N)/ Dave Beecham: 249/8 Text
• Industry - Leaders withdraw from the battle(N)/ Martin Smith: 256/5 Text
• Labour and the unions - We are throwing down the gauntlet/ Greg Tucker: 260/10 Text
• Political fund - History in the making(N)/ Peter Morgan: 261/4 Text
• Trade unions - funds for the future/ Martin Smith: 262/20 Text
• The Walrus - Blair's paranoid androids: 265/9 Text
• Trade Unions - Dinosaurs have some backbone/ Martin Smith: 265/14 Text
• Industry - Fire down below(N)/ Kevin Ovenden: 266/6 Text
• The Walrus - Ken and Barry go off: 266/9 Text
• No place for inaccuracy(L)/ W Hayes: 266/35 Text
• No place for inaccuracy (reply)(L)/ Martin Smith: 266/35 Text
• Thinking it through - Striking a bargain/ Chris Harman: 270/17 Text
• Political fund - Value for money?/ Rob Hoveman: 270/18 Text
• The Walrus - Closer to the tipping point: 275/8 Text
• Labour and the trade unions - Proud to be awkward/ Martin Smith: 275/14 Text
• Getting the balance right (1)(L)/ Martin Wicks: 276/33 Text
• Getting the balance right (2)(L)/ Ged Peck: 276/33 Text
• Industry - Striking successes to emulate(N)/ Dave Davies: 277/6 Text
• The Walrus - Awkward moment: 277/8 Text
• On socialism and journalism(3)(L)/ Paul Embury: 277/33 Text
• Nothing to lose but fear(2)(L)/ Stevie Darlington: 278/34 Text
• The Walrus - Unions - The only way to win: 279/12 Text
• The Walrus - Just call my number: 280/8 Text
• Communicating strategies(L)/ Keith Flett: 281/34 Text
• Martin's web - Virtual unity(N)/ Martin Empson: 282/7 Text
• Offshore strategies(L)/ Tom Machell: 282/33 Text
• Trade unions - Making Labour pay/ Martin Smith: 284/18 Text
• The Walrus - Time to be awkward: 285/8 Text
• On the right track(L)/ Fiona Prior: 285/25 Text
• Industry - Going to town against Brown(N)/ Tony Phillips: 286/4 Text
• Putting the pressure on/ Martin Smith: 288/15 Text
• The Walrus - New berth for Prezza: 288/18 Text
• The Walrus - The joker returns: 289/11 Text
• Coalition of the willing(L)/ Joel Ormsby: 289/31 Text
• Chris Harman - Not so awkward now/ Chris Harman: 290/27 Text
• Pensions - Age concern/ Tony Phillips: 293/6 Text
• Pension revolt - 'New Labour will not win this war'(N)/ Jim Fagan: 294/7 Text
• Trade unions - Merger most horrid?/ Kevin Devine: 294/24 Text
• Editorial - Round one to us(N): 295/5 Text
• Unions - Tiers and fears(N)/ Kevin Devine: 295/9 Text
• Bigger but not better(L)/ John Appleyard: 295/31 Text
• To merge or not to merge(L)/ Tony Phillips: 296/31 Text
• United we stand(R: Alastair Reid/ Penguin, £14.99)/ Ben Morris: 298/42 Text

TRADE UNIONS CONGRESS

• TUC - government: 10/5 Graphic
• TUC tranquillisers: 80.03/30 Graphic
• TUC: 80.08/5 Graphic
• TUC - talking in the wind(N): 80.11/14 Graphic
• TUC bureaucracy: 81.01/27 Graphic
• Shift to the right in the TUC: 58/5 Graphic
• TUC - bang or whimper?: 68/11 Graphic
• TUC and the miners(N): 69/3 Graphic
• TUC - Labour deal(N): 79/6 Graphic
• TUC new double act(N): 80/4 Graphic
• TUC - Kinnock's law(N): 90/4 Graphic
• TUC and low pay: 91/9 Graphic
• TUC and EETPU(N): 110/4
• TUC and EETPU(N): 111/5
• EETPU's expulsion form TUC - discussion: 114/12
• TUC, Eyes on the prize(N): 134/5
• Monks into bad habits(N): 167/5
• Collision course?/ Lindsey German: 201/9 Text
• Blackpool rocked/ Robert Jackson: 201/10 Text
• The missing link(L)/ Mark Brown: 202/33 Text
• Blair's law(N)/ Dave Beecham: 211/5 Text
• New Labour fraying at the edges/ Judith Orr: 212/10 Text
• Editorial - Coward's way(N): 218/3 Text
• Editorial - Simple majority rule(N): 219/3 Text
• Lines in the sand(N)/ Lindsey German: 222/4 Text
• Pleading partners(N)/ Beccy Reese: 223/4 Text
• Pulling both ways(N)/ Dave Beecham: 233/8 Text
• Trades Union Congress - Big battalions firing blanks(N)/ Jon Berry: 278/7 Text
• Pension revolt - Time for the TUC to get its finger out(N)/ The Walrus: 294/7 Text

TRADES COUNCILS

• In action or inaction?: 80.03/25 Graphic
• Letters: 80.05/27 Graphic
• Letters: 80.06/28 Graphic
• Letters: 80.07/30 Graphic
• The unfinished revolution(R: Jack Grassby/ TUP Books, £8.99)/ Bob Murdoch: 245/31 Text [Order]

TROTSKY AND TROTSKYISM

• Fourth International(R)/ Frank: 15/37 Graphic
• Icon or iconoclast?: 16/25 Graphic
• Trotsky for beginners(R)/ Ali, Evans: 81.01/33 Graphic
• The hero who took the blame: 81.01/36 Graphic
• Permanent revolution(R)/ Molyneux: 82.02/32 Graphic
• Permanent revolution: 65/26 Graphic
• British Trotskyism(R)/ Callaghan: 68/27 Graphic
• Letters: 69/31 Graphic
• On terrorism: 70/20 Graphic
• The Trotskyist legacy(R): 72/26 Graphic
• Myths of entrism: 79/23 Graphic
• Letters: 81/35
• Trotsky's relevance today - debate Molyneux, Johnson: 82/16 Graphic
• Letters: 83/34 Graphic
• Letters: 84/35 Graphic
• Their morals and ours: 85/22 Graphic
• Against the stream(R)/ Bornstein, Richardson: 85/31 Graphic
• Sad fate of British Trotskyism: 91/21 Graphic
• American Trotskyism(R)/ Cannon: 96/25 Graphic
• Rehabilitation: 106/21
• Problems of everyday life: 112/26
• And relevance to Russia today: 117/18
• Letters: 118/34
• Transition trouble: 128/22
• Sword of the revolution: 133/17
• Trotskyism(R: Alex Callinicos/ Open University Press £6.99)/ Lindsey German: 136/32 [Order]
• Redemption(R: Tariq Ali/ Chatto and Windus £13.99)/ Alex Callinicos: 136/33 [Order]
• Literature and Revolution(R: Leon Trotsky,foreword Lindsey Germam/ Redwords, £7.95)/ Gareth Jenkins: 141/28 [Order]
• Trotsky Vol 3: The fight against the rising Stalinist bureaucracy(R: Tony Cliff/ Bookmarks, £5.70)/ Simon Joyce: 144/24 [Order]
• Stalinism and Bolshevism, At opposite poles: 146/14
• Keeping my head(R: Harry Wicks/ Socialist Platform, £5.95)/ Duncan Hallas: 161/29 [Order]
• Reform or revolution?/ Hazel Croft: 171/17 Text
• Trotsky: the darker the night the brighter the star(R: Tony Cliff/ Bookmarks, £6.95)/ Hazel Croft: 172/18 Text [Order]
• The Serge - Trotsky papers: Correspondence between Victor Serge and Trotsky(R: David Cotterill/ Pluto, £14.95)/ Gareth Jenkins: 176/30 Text [Order]
• Back in time(R: Nadezhda A Joffe/ ICP Literature, £16.00)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 185/28 Text
• Trotsky as alternative(R: Ernest Mandel/ Verso, £14.95)/ John Molyneaux: 186/30 Text [Order]
• Sorry!(L)/ ICP Literature: 186/34 Text
• A brake on the movement/ Leon Trotsky: 197/19
• Trotsky - the eternal revolutionary(R: Dmitri Volkogonov/ Harper Collins, £25.00)/ John Molyneaux: 197/31
• The third international after Lenin(R: Leon Trotsky/ Pathfinder, £16.95)/ Hannah Dee: 202/29 Text [Order]
• Trotskyism after Trotsky(R: Tony Cliff/ Bookmarks, £4.50)/ Jack Robertson: 226/29 Text [Order]
• In the blue house(R: Meaghan Delahunt/ Bloomsbury, £16.99)/ Matt Gordon: 254/32 Text [Order]
• Trotsky and the origins of Trotskyism(R: Alfred Rosmer/ Francis Bootle, £10.00)/ John Molyneaux: 260/32 Text [Order]
• Lessons to be learnt(L)/ Ian Birchall: 261/35 Text
• The prophet armed(R: Isaac Deutscher/ Verso, £15.00)/ Ian Birchall: 281/28 Text [Order]
• The prophet unarmed(R: Isaac Deutscher/ Verso, £15.00)/ Ian Birchall: 281/28 Text [Order]
• The prophet outcast(R: Isaac Deutscher/ Verso, £15.00)/ Ian Birchall: 281/28 Text [Order]

TUNISIA

• Elections: 81.11/9 Graphic

TURKEY

• Return of the military(N): 9/6 Graphic
• Race against time: 13/9 Graphic
• Military take over: 80.09/6 Graphic
• One year after the coup: 81.08/12 Graphic
• Elections: 58/26 Graphic
• Workers anger(N): 120/8
• Kurdistan: 132/24
• Rebirth of a class: 138/26
• Imperial designs/ Clare Hill: 142/9
• International roundup(N): 153/7
• Eyewitness in Kurdistan/ Mark Campbell: 171/6 Text
• Balanced on a knife edge: 172/14 Text
• Atatürk's children: Turkey and the Kurds(R: Jonathan Rugman,Roger Hutchings/ Cassell, £19.99)/ Clare Fermont: 199/29 [Order]
• Kurds - no home but the struggle(N)/ Peter Morgan: 228/7 Text
• Wolves on the prowl(N)/ Kevin Ovenden: 230/22 Text
• Europe's fragile union, Greece & Turkey: armed and dangerous/ Dave Beecham: 231/10 Text
• The new instability -Kurds: justice Turkish style/ Kevin Ovenden: 232/12 Text
• Money for war but not for poor(N): 233/5 Text
• Turkey - Prisoners of the system(N)/ Karen O'Toole: 248/5 Text
• Turkey - a strike to the death/ Kathy Lowe: 249/21 Text
• Ilisu Dam Project - Dam lies and statistics(N): 258/6 Text
• Turkey - A case of trial and error(N): 261/6 Text

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