New Statesman

:This article is about New Statesman magazine. For the Rik Mayall sitcom of the same name, see The New Statesman.

After Kingsley

Martin retired in 1960 and was replaced as editor by John Freeman, a politician-journalist who had resigned from the Labour government in 1951 with Bevan and Harold Wilson. Freeman left in 1965 and was followed in the chair by Paul Johnson, under whose editorship the Statesman reached its highest ever circulation of 90,000.

Related Topics:
John Freeman - Harold Wilson - Paul Johnson

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