Socialist Standard Past & Present

Editorial from the October 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard “Our men marched singing with a smiling light in their eyes. They had done ...

The 50 Years Ago column from the October 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard At the Labour Party Conference in May, 1940, when the Labour ...

From the May 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard  And Some Good News for Vegetarians  During the course of the “war to end war” (World War...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The entry of Labour leaders into Mr. Churchill’s National Government on May 11th makes th...

Editorial from the May 1945 issue of the Socialist Standard For about 15 years, including the period of the first World War, Lloyd George s...

The Greasy Pole column from the May 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard Just when the Lib Dems could have been pardoned for congratulating...

The Greasy Pole column from the September 2007 issue of the Socialist Standard There is no reason to believe that he was asked what ...

Editorial from the December 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Not only in a military sense has this been a "strange war....

The 50 Years Ago column from the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Of course the stock argument of such people is that war...

From the January 1973 issue of the Socialist Standard Once upon a time there existed, in the swamps of British politics, a strange m...

From the June 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard The recent furore in the press and within the Labour Party itself over whether th...