| Society whose prominent members were George Bernard Shaw, Sidney and Beatrice Webb and Annie Besant |
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| The - Society, Socialist organisation founded in 1884 (6) |
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| ___ Arpad, Golden Rod Feeder champ 2025 (*if a ban) (6) |
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| American teen idol of the late 1950s and early 1960s whose surname was Forte |
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| British socialist society, founded 1884 (6) |
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| Cautious supporter accepting custom, ignoring outsiders |
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| Using cautious and slow strategy to wear down Opposition |
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| "Hound Dog Man" singer |
Thomas Joseph |
18 Dec 2024 |
| (Member of) Socialism-promoting society (6) |
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| (and 4 Across) I obey fanatics running association of British socialists (6,7) |
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| The head coach of France's national rugby union team, _ Galthie (6) |
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| "Turn Me Loose" singer known by one name |
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| __ Society, Labour supporting thinktank founded in 1884 |
The Guardian Weekend |
08 Oct 2022 |
| Member of a left-wing society founded in 1884, named after a Roman general known as Cunctator |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
31 Jul 2022 |
| Member of a British socialist organisation founded in 1884 |
The Guardian Quick |
08 Jul 2022 |
| Excellent upright character with article favouring gradual change |
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| A ____ aims to achieve socialism by gradual rather than revolutionary means |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
09 Jun 2019 |
| Teen idol with the 1959 album 'Hold That Tiger!' |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
09 Mar 2018 |
| Socialist supporter securing a British isle |
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| Teen idol with the 1959 album "Hold That Tiger!" |
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| One-named '50s-'60s teen idol |
Jonesin |
18 Jul 2017 |
| Leaders in fact are being indecisive and needlessly cautious |
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| Leftie somewhat short, if hugged by supporter |
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| Member of society founded in 1884 favouring spread of socialism |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
12 Jun 2016 |
| Soccer bosses forbid recruiting one favouring the left |
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| Teen idol of the '50s |
USA Today |
31 Mar 2015 |
| Scotsman goes after great socialist |
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| Teen idol of the '50s |
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| 1959 pop idol |
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| "Turn Me Loose" singer, 1959 |
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| 1950s heartthrob |
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| One-named teen idol of the late '50s/early '60s |
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| "Turn Me Loose" singer, 1959 |
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| "Turn Me Loose" singer |
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| '50s teen star |
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| 'Turn Me Loose' singer |
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| "Hound Dog Man" singer |
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| 50's teen idol |
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| "Turn Me Loose" singer |
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| One-named 50's-60's teen idol |
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| '50s teen idol |
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| 1959 "Tiger" singer |
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| English socialist |
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| Socialist of a sort |
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| Politically cautious |
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| Society linked with Shaw. |
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| G. B. S. was one. |
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| English socialist. |
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| Famous Scotland Yard man. |
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| British socialist. |
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| Moderate Socialist of Britain. |
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| Famous English socialist. |
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