The election of Clement Attlee's Labour government in a landslide marked a break with the past and signalled a strong desire on the part of the British people for something new.

The election of Clement Attlee's Labour government in a landslide marked a break with the past and signalled a strong desire on the part of the British people for something new.

Even many, if not most, political academics and historians, who are trained to know better find the task almost impossible. There is, however, a general consensus that the two greatest peacetime prime ...

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Bevan, described as the architect of the NHS, was the minister of health in Clement Attlee’s government from 1945 to 1951.

‘Incompetent’ Keir Starmer blasted by historian for ‘worst start by Labour PM in 80 years’ Sir Anthony Seldon rips apart the current occupant of No 10 on BBC Newsnight and warns: ‘He's ...

Blue Jays star Bo Bichette began the campaign on Saturday. He's beating the drum for Ernie Clement to be an All Star. And Clement has a legitimate case to be one of the more surprising All-Star ...

Britain has a reappearance of Clement Attlee and Ernest Bevin in Starmer and Lammy. France is done for as is Belgium. And who know what the Germans will do after Merkel's brainless madness.

The election of Clement Attlee's Labour government in a landslide marked a break with the past and signalled a strong desire on the part of the British people for something new.

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III on Monday said this may be his final term as senator, noting his age and expressing his intention to “impart” the knowledge he has ...

Bevan, described as the architect of the NHS, was the minister of health in Clement Attlee’s government from 1945 to 1951. In the play, as he is confronted with death, Bevan reflects on his life ...

The election of Clement Attlee's Labour government in a landslide marked a break with the past and signalled a strong desire on the part of the British people for something new.