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Chris Coleman was re-elected National Spokesperson at the 4th Congress of RCPB(ML) in March 2003. Chris Coleman is registered leader of RCPB(ML) in accordance with the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000.








Noor Inayat Khan: Anti-Fascist Heroine and Indian Patriot

Chris Coleman Reviews The Spy Princess by Shrabani Basu More...

Speech to RCPB(ML) New Year Activists Meeting by National Spokesperson

Before deciding on any programme of action, or even discussion of a programme of action, it seems important to go back to what we were talking about when we met last year, that the starting point has to be – not some general line or preconceived notion – but identifying what is what – what is actually going on in front of our eyes. So when considering the likely upcoming election, the whole agenda of the bourgeoisie, the stand and tactics of the Party in regard to the election or the Blair government generally, the first question is what is Tony Blair up to, what is Tony Blair and why is he there? What is going on? More...

Ten Years Since the Coventry International Seminar

The 8th National Consultative Conference of RCPB(ML) was held in Coventry on January 17, 2004, aimed at summing up the work of the Party since the 4th Congress in March 2003. The Conference was entitled: "Developing Resistance and Planting the Alternative". Chris Coleman opened the 8th NCC of the Party with the following remarks. More...

The Revolutionaries

Part 2 in the series: "The Other Candidates Are…"
Chris Coleman, RCPB(ML), talking to Matthew Parris
BBC Radio 4 Westminster Hour - January 4, 2004. Interview

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