In today's Britain, I would suggest that the immediate task is to break Labour's hegemony on the left and working class vote. This involves a strike both at the ideological hold of neoliberalism and the institutional hold of a party that can no longer even promise capitalism with a human face. This can be done because Labour has, through its PFIs, wars and attacks on civil liberties, pissed off two key groups which are likely to be sympathetic to socialist arguments: 1) trade unionists, 2) Muslims. Add to that pensioners, former Labour Party members, students, single mothers, the disabled, immigrants, shiraz-quaffing patio-botherers and so on, and you have a potentially large coalition.