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'''''Socialist Worker''''' is a weekly newspaper published by the ]. It claims to be the most widely read ] newspaper in the ], although this claim is also made by the , and ''Socialist Worker'' sales/circulation data is not publicly available. '''''Socialist Worker''''' is a weekly newspaper published by the ]. It claims to be the most widely read ] newspaper in the ], although this claim is also made by the ], and ''Socialist Worker'' sales/circulation data is not publicly available.


Originally ''Industrial Worker'', and then ''Labour Worker'', it was founded by the ] (who became the ], then the SWP) in ] in ]. Originally ''Industrial Worker'', and then ''Labour Worker'', it was founded by the ] (who became the ], then the SWP) in ] in ].

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Socialist Worker is a weekly newspaper published by the Socialist Workers Party. It claims to be the most widely read socialist newspaper in the United Kingdom, although this claim is also made by the Morning Star, and Socialist Worker sales/circulation data is not publicly available.

Originally Industrial Worker, and then Labour Worker, it was founded by the Socialist Review Group (who became the International Socialists, then the SWP) in 1961 in London.

The newspaper became Socialist Worker in 1968, its first editor was Roger Protz. Its tabloid format was modelled on the Daily Mirror, with which it was linked by its editor in the late 1970s Paul Foot. It was edited for many years by Chris Harman.

Since 2004 it has been edited by Chris Bambery who has moved it away from a tabloid format towards a style more like newspapers published by Rifondazione Comunista in Italy.

See also: List of Socialist Newspapers in the United Kingdom

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