ORDER | Socialist Action 1983

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Knock, 42, family man and Pin-up tor a Labour Victory, in trouble again. Already he • ADMITS he never reads books written by women DECLARES that his sole contribution to housework is to 'clean the fridge out, maybe, in the holidays'.

The latest salvo fired by Kinnock in his campaign to win the feminist. vote is revealed in The Times:

"Asked by Andreas Papandreou, the Greek Prime Minister, if, were he to come to power, he would return the Elgin Marbles, Kinnock said "We might, provided you give us Melina Mercouri. Good news IT'S NOT often that Male Order is able report success stories inese grey days, but here's something to cheer you all up.

the Reclaim the Night. demonstration in coho where police attacked some of the women beating them with their truncheons.

Last week three of the women were awarded damages totalling £4,000.

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Socialist Action 18 November 1983

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Confessions of a Labour leader