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The Caught In The Act Column from the November 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard Slogans Connoisseurs of political slogans will have mor...

The Caught In The Act Column from the November 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard Major operations Among the many gifts to a not-always g...

The Caught In The Act Column from the February 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard Time for a change Who is Margaret Thatcher? It is neces...

As promised, new pages for the blog. These new pages of old Socialist Standard columns will eventually be grouped together in one page at t...

The Caught In The Act Column from the March 1992 issue of the Socialist Standard Politics and Sex Where were you when you heard the earth-s...

The Caught In The Act Column from the October 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard Oil and carrots Some time ago Ken Livingstone said that ...

The Caught In The Act Column from the September 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard One of us One of Parliament's discarded traditions...

The Caught In The Act Column from the September 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard High Hopes There is little doubt that the Labour Party...

The Caught In The Act Column from the September 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard On the agenda As the nights start drawing in, we are r...

The Caught In The Act Column from the August 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard Check out How much would you pay for a bottle of wine? If...

The Caught In The Act Column from the August 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard No, No, Nigel. Nigel Lawson did not get where he is today ...