The inscription on the Indian black marble slab reads: Clement Attlee 1883-1967 Prime Minister 1945-1951 for twenty years leader of the Labour Party He was born on 3rd January 1883 in London, a son of ...

Instead Labour leader Clement Attlee - Churchill's deputy PM in the wartime coalition government - was given the job of leading the country into the post-war future. His party's socialist programme of ...

Famously, Labour’s Clause 4, committed the party to “the common ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange”. The high tide of that politics was Clement Attlee’s 1945 ...

He was a life member of the Labour party, and Student and Overseas Secretary of the International Union of Socialist Youth, 1947-1951. He served as Whip and Member of the Policy Committee, London ...

THIS excellent book from John Bew gives a comprehensive account of the life of Labour prime minister Clement Attlee ... Bew captures the sense of Attlee being the right man in the right place. After ...

(JTA) — Clement Attlee, who served as prime minister of ... The future prime minister, who was leader of the opposition Labour Party for four years, did not use his taking in a refugee from ...

Darren Jones, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, said he wanted Labour to become the “natural party of government ...

The statue of Clement Atlee is dedicated to the man who was the leader of the Labour Party from 1935 to 1955 and who served ... When returning from the war, Attlee became the Mayor of Stepney in 1919 ...

The Conservative Party was led by Winston Churchill, while the Labour Party was led by Clement Attlee. In July 1945, the Labour Party won the election with a majority. The Labour Party formed the ...

The puss named after post-war prime minister Clement Attlee is chief mouser in the Commons. He lives at the Speaker's House alongside moggy Clem, who is also named after the former Labour PM.

After the war in Europe ended, new elections were held in Britain. The election was fought mainly between the Conservative Party led by Winston Churchill and the Labour Party led by Clement Attlee.