THE WEEK4d
Why Margaret Thatcher was loved — and hated
It may be difficult for many Americans to truly grasp the complex, alienating legacy of Margaret Thatcher. No recent political figure here in the U.S. was so equally loved and hated at the end of ...
George MacKay and Andrew Scott Starred in This Emotional True Story of Underdogs Fighting Hate
The film has a wonderfully talented cast that features a few popular favorites: George MacKay ( 1917) as a young student ...
The Daily Telegraph26d
Why auction houses can’t get enough of Margaret Thatcher
It has been reported that these sales were instigated by Thatcher’s daughter, Carol, but that her twin brother, Sir Mark Thatcher, was not well pleased, wishing to keep the collection intact ...
BBC bias row erupts after Woman’s Hour Thatcher snub sparks fury
The BBC found itself at the centre of an impartiality debate after Woman’s Hour failed to acknowledge the 50th anniversary of ...
The Independent26d
Kemi Badenoch’s first 100 days will mark the last gasp of Thatcherism
At school in Nigeria, she admired Thatcher from a distance. “Whenever I was told I couldn’t do something because I was a girl, I would just say two words: Margaret Thatcher. And there was ...
The Independent15d
The truth about Thatcher’s acting lessons from Laurence Olivier
And, of course, one of the most famous political transformations of all time was that of Margaret Thatcher ... Kemi Badenoch’s first 100 days will mark the last gasp of Thatcherism Maggie ...
The Daily Telegraph25d
Margaret Thatcher’s years in power to be made into opera
Dominic Sandbrook, the prominent historian, turns his hand to the stage as librettist for ‘Mrs T’ Margaret Thatcher’s years in power are to be turned into an opera. The Iron Lady’s 11 ...
Daily Express26d
Margaret Thatcher auction proves she had 'sense of humour'
A sale of items belonging to Margaret Thatcher reveals her sense of humour ... newspaper artists about the misfortunes of her children Mark and Carol. A number of them are linked to her son's ...
Warren Gatland blames Margaret Thatcher and teachers’ strikes for Welsh rugby’s decline
Warren Gatland has apportioned some of the blame for the decline of Welsh rugby on Margaret Thatcher after claiming that the ...
The Irish Times25d
Tory faithful still wistful for Margaret Thatcher 50 years after she became leader
Margaret Thatcher’s predecessor as leader of the ... Among the crowd of grandees were Tory shadow cabinet members Alex Burhart and Mark Francois, peers Anne Jenkin, Andrew Roberts and Joanne ...