Richard Attlee was born on 8 June 1963 in England, UK. He is an actor, known for Burnt (2015), My Week with Marilyn (2011) and Party Animals (2007).

War is 90% boredom and 10% danger, says Tony Benn. And the 1945 election came against a backdrop of troops talking between fighting about how to solve Britain's problems. The former Cabinet minister ...

Emma Freud is joined by Richard Attlee, who plays Kenton; Feargal Sharkey talks about his visit to Ambridge; Dominique Simpson on her role as education adviser to the Archers. Show more 18 April 2025 ...

Perhaps more even than William Beveridge, Titmuss is the founding inspiration of Labour welfarism. Beveridge, of course, defined the contours of the post-war welfare state enacted by the Attlee ...

Attlee argued that rather than understanding China as a subservient Soviet satellite, they should try to divide the two giant communist powers—a premonition of Richard Nixon’s historic opening ...

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 ...

Clement Attlee dating history Relationships Clement Attlee was previously married to Violet Helen Millar (1922). Clement Attlee was in a relationship with Violet Attlee, Countess Attlee. About Clement ...

The legacy of the Conservative governments is that state spending is now a higher percentage of GDP than it was under Attlee and is the highest it has ever been outside the two world wars. The ...

Govt is axing 92 seats reserved for peers who inherited their position William Richard Fletcher-Vane, better known as Lord Inglewood, on his estate at Hutton-in-the-Forest, near Penrith, northern ...

UK hereditary lawmaker Richard Fletcher-Vane, better known as Lord Inglewood, will soon no longer commute the few hundred miles from his country house in northwest England to the House of Lords in ...

Attlee became Britain’s Prime Minister in the startling upset elections of July 1945, when war-weary Britons tossed out Winston Churchill’s Tories and gave Labor an overwhelming 146-seat ...