Socialist Standard Past & Present

The News in Review column from the September 1965 issue of the Socialist Standard Adlai Stevenson If Adlai Stevenson was truly the witty a...

From the December 1963 issue of the Socialist Standard In many ways, the selection of Sir Alec Douglas-Home as the new Tory Prime Minister ...

From the November 1993 issue of the Socialist Standard John Major looks like he’s in deep trouble with his party. But what difference does a...

The Greasy Pole column from the November 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard Quintin McGarel Hogg , Lord Hailsham of St. Marylebone in the...

From the May 1965 issue of the Socialist Standard Like someone picking at a scab, the Tories seem unable to forget their leadership controve...

The Greasy Pole column from the January 2002 issue of the Socialist Standard Kenneth Clarke was a Front Bench star in the Thatcher and Majo...

The Greasy Pole column from the December 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard Political nerds will have found some excitement in the Tories...

The Greasy Pole column from the December 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Among what is politely called the cut and thrust of politics...

The Press Exposure column from the August 1995 issue of the Socialist Standard "It's  The Sun Wot Won It" was how Rupert Mur...

Editorial from the November 2022 issue of the Socialist Standard Last month the world looked on with bemused fascination as the UK Tory lea...