I was a war baby, born in 1942. War babies are special. They look back to the pre-war years before they were born and they ...

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Britain's royal train, a relic of pomp and history, is to be phased out as Charles III slashes the cost of the monarchy.

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As a professor teaching the history of prime ministers since 1939, it seems inescapable to me that he most closely resembles Clement Attlee. Both were born and raised in and around London.

I think the biggest mistake made by the British government was made with the best of intentions. It was the post-war Clem Attlee government that had swept to power at war’s end, the electorate having ...

At first sight, the answer is obvious. It is surely Clement Attlee’s post-war Labour government from 1945 to 1951. When elected in July 1945, the government did face massive problems.