- In the first issue of the year, what event did we correctly predict ‘beckoned’ in 2024?
- Also in the first issue of 2024, we reviewed a new Committee for a Workers’ International book commemorating what event on 11 September 1973?
- Which group of transport workers won the equivalent of £30 million following strike action?
- What is the name of the titular character in the drama about the subpostmasters scandal reviewed in the second issue of the year?
- What boozy animal claimed to be ‘all about the people’ but implemented pay cuts to its workers this year, prompting one angry reader to write in and call them “charlatans”?
- The biggest-ever strike in what place happened in January?
- A national TUC demo took place in what unlikely place in January?
- Which revolutionary’s death was marked in the Socialist at the start of the year, 100 years on?
- 2024 saw the launch of a new branch where in Wales?
- February 2024 saw the sad death of which Militant and Socialist Party cartoonist?
- Which social media billionaire got a $700 million payday in February, while the rest of suffered a cost-of-living crisis this year?
- Throughout the year we commemorated the 40th anniversary of a mighty strike by which group of workers?
- Twickenham rugby ground states on its stadium signage that weapons are prohibited from being allowed in, for what did they make an exception for in March?
- Which Socialist Party member won a fantastic five and a half thousand votes in the National Education Union’s vice-president election in March?
- Which unlikely figure opposed cuts in Nottingham in 2024?
- Workers, trade unionists and socialists marched throughout South Wales in February in defence of what?
- We said French president Macron set what Pacific territory “on fire” following a vote in Paris that prompted protests?
- In the May local elections, TUSC candidate Nadia Ditta won a third of the votes where?
- 2024 saw several changes in leader where: Wales or Scotland?
- May saw the Socialist organise its annual May Day Greetings, reflecting our links with and support for the workers’ movement, how much did we raise this year?
- In the general election this year, what proportion of the electorate voted Labour?
- The bloody Ukrainian war continued throughout all of this year. In August, Ukrainian troops invaded which area of Russia, famous for a World War Two battle?
- Members of our sister party led massive cost-of-living protests in Nigeria before being arrested and repressed by the state, they were outrageously charged with what?
- This autumn, the Socialist had two special ‘wraparounds’ on the paper, what for?
- Which Socialist Party member finally had his name cleared this year, after decades in a miscarriage of justice?
- In October, we had a headline ‘Game Over’. What was the article about?
- Simpsons character Jasper and his paddle featured on a placard in the Socialist in October, which union’s picket line was he attending?
- Which Socialist Party member spoke to Jeremy Kyle on the telly this year?
- How many people came to the Socialist Party’s fantastic Socialism 2024 event in November?
- And finally, the Socialist and its predecessor Militant celebrated a big birthday this year, how big?
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- A general election which arrived in the summer
- The 1973 Chile coup that overthrew the Chilean revolution
- Tube workers
- Mr Bates
- Beer company Brewdog
- Northern Ireland, when 150,000 workers struck over pay
- Cheltenham, commemorating the anniversary of the GCHQ union recognition struggle
- Lenin, who died in January 1924
- Rhondda Cynon Taff
- Alan Hardman, search for his name on our website to see his amazing artwork and learn more about his life
- Mark Zuckerberg
- UK miners who started their year-long strike in 1984
- An arms fair
- Sheila Caffrey
- The Sheriff of Nottingham
- Port Talbot steelworks
- New Caledonia, where France ramped up colonialist and repressive policies in May
- Bevois ward Southampton where TUSC won 32.3%
- Wales, Scotland narrowly misses out
- Over £8,500
- The lowest ever for a general election at 20.1%
- Kursk
- Treason. The fight to get the charges dropped continues
- To support Socialist Students at Freshers’ Fairs
- Oliver Campbell who has learning difficulties, was forced into a false confession by the police without a solicitor or appropriate adult present, later spending years in prison finally had his conviction quashed
- The Tory leadership contest won by Kemi Badenoch, how long will she last in 2025?
- In an article about university workers’ pay we used a photo of writer Mary’s homemade placard from a Unison strike in 2022
- TUSC and Socialist Party’s Dave Nellist was interviewed on Talk TV about the new Labour government
- Over 700, read more about the event online
- 60 years
