... diatribes became too difficult to handle m that form. In Britain, Garnet could get away with being anti-Jew, anti-Black, anti- Socialist and anti every soccer team in the country barring West Ham. But Bunker, increasingly couldn't say what the Americanised Garnet ...

... new chairman said this week. The company has had a turbulent summer which saw the departure of its chairman and founder, socialist mil lionaire Owen Oyston, in July, after two of its major shareholders refused to back a rights issue if he remained in charge ...

... Helen Oxenbury and read by Sandi Toksvig provided slapstick that turned out, if you were looking for it, to be a bit of a socialist parable. The lazy farmer forced the duck to do all the work until .i! last the anthropomorphic bird flaked out, and with ...

... dimensional it's a wonder they don't fall over. But after all, it's only telly. The trouble is that stuff like this gives socialists and feminists a bad name. We're not all cardboard cut-outs that go around calling each other 'Sister' and saying things ...

... first episode was utterly perverse. Other pieces of nonsense, such as the sugges tion that anyone with a salaried Job is a socialist, followed thick and fast. As for the unfortunate Bowe. his role seemed to have been reduced to making bumbling speeches and ...

... Robeson was a man of awesome talent, overwhelming charisma and uncompromising integrity, the last of which, combined with his socialist princi ples made him a politically dan gerous man in Cold War America. Reviled by conservatives and ostracised by the mainstream ...