 Despite the objections of the Left Fraction, the second day saw the reformed RSL unified with the rival Workers International League – on the WIL's terms – to form the new Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP).The Left Fraction initially remained within the RCP, but refused to accept the authority of its leadership.They published their own newspaper, the "Militant Miner", aimed at coalminers, and determined instead to pursue a policy of entrism within the Labour Party.