Militant Tendency

The inquiry sent a series of questions to the Militant tendency.

In 1965 the Militant tendency claimed 100 members, and by 1979 claimed 1,621.

Wall was a longstanding supporter of the Militant tendency.

He disagreed with the Militant tendency in the 1980s.

There were some issues on which the left was always trounced - over the Militant Tendency, for example.

The group at first grew only very slowly, but by 1983 it had become a significant force in British politics, known as the Militant tendency.

He also worked for several years during this time as a youth organiser for the Militant tendency.

He first became involved in socialist politics in the 1970s, as a member of the Militant tendency.

"It was an extraordinary struggle with the Militant Tendency.

To opponents, it is an insidious force, a Jewish militant tendency, spreading its own sinister doctrine.

In 1989 Higgins was expelled alongside 13 other members of Militant Tendency.

He is not in the pocket of the Unions, nor is he throw back to the militant tendency.

Eventually, the group became known by the name of the paper, and was either referred to as Militant or the Militant tendency.

He was a founding member of the Militant tendency and later Socialist Appeal.

Terry Fields (expelled in 1991 for his membership of the Militant tendency)

Following the 1987 election, Kinnock began expelling Militant Tendency members from the party.

In the late 1980s, a number of known members of the Militant tendency were expelled from Labour.

In resigning his seat, he claimed that he had been victimised and assaulted by members of Militant tendency.

In the 1980s he opposed the Militant Tendency, but was reluctant to expel its supporters from the party.

In 1991, there was a debate within the Militant tendency as to whether or not to cease working within the Labour Party.

In 1970, the Militant tendency bought premises belonging to the old Independent Labour Party.

The Open Turn debate took place in 1991 within the Militant tendency of the Labour Party.

During the protests of 2010, she belonged to the more moderate wing of the movement and was concerned to see the militant tendencies within the group.

A quick memory jog for the Militant Tendency, "history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce."

Woods's work in Brighton for the Militant tendency established an important base of support at the university and in the town.