Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. At the party conference, the group accused eleven members of Labour's National Executive Committee of being communist sympathisers. This position was disowned by Jenkins and by Shirley Williams, and as a result, Stephenson resigned and called for the group to be disbanded.He was replaced by Roger Fox, while Douglas Eden and Stephen Haseler became the organisation's secretaries. They built links with the Trade Union Education Centre for Democratic Socialism and the Common Cause industry pressure group.They won publicity the following year by publishing a list of Labour MPs they alleged were linked with communist organisations, including Michael Foot, Tony Benn and Neil Kinnock.Further similar allegations led the founders of the Campaign for a Labour Victory to explicitly avoid any links, although they did achieve coverage in Conservative supporting newspapers during the 1979 UK general election campaign.
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