Struggle On the left of the party the HUSU significant development has been the emergence of Labour Left Liaison (LLL). potentially imorali Jett coordination in the Labour party since the Rank and File Mobilising Committee at the time Tony Benn's deputy leadership campaign 1981.
The LLL has also established good relations with the Campaign Group of MPs through Čampaign Group News.
Despite protests that this entire left is irrelevant me bou Party leadership takes LLL sufficiently SeOuS y that kov Hattersley felt compelled to answer the LLL's secretary Vladimir Derer the the Dases Statesman.
Excellent examples of this were given at the TUC last this. Last vral year Scargill was able to lead a campaign gaining a large section of Kinnock supporters to vote for sup.
campaigni. This year the „vall OI the struggle united the ciass struggle left and the Kinnockites. which in practice will be bination overwhelmingly of Campaign tulli 'LCC/Kinnock' supporters.
The aim of organising the class struggle left is not to lock it off in isolation from the rest of the movement is organise a firm nucleus which will respond to the needs of the class struggle And trom broader united front initiatives into the laboul movement.
These are the tactics which the lett must pursue for success today.