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... Must them children be lost? DUCATION Minister Margaret Thatcher should be alarmed by report published yesterday. In it, Dr. Ronald Davie, Director Research at the National Children's Bureau, says that the youngsters of manual workers lag far behind DAILY ...
... By ROBERT HEAD Margaret Thatcher HOPES of lower taxes and cheaper mortgages will rise this week when the Pound gets three big boosts. Leyland's shop-floor revolt against the strike will strengthen foreign confidence in Britain. human head rhe nation's ...
... switch TORY leader Margaret Thatcher is likely to shift her stance on pay today. She is expected to return to a policy which does not rule out Government intervention instead of the free for all she previously favoured. Mrs. Thatcher's belief in responsible ...
... Maggie in rugby row► PREMIER Margaret Thatcher ha s stepped into the row over th e proposed tour of Britain by a multi-racial South African rugby team. Her move follows Sports Minister Hector Monro's advice to th e Rugby Union that th e tour would cause ...
... Maggie's out to starve the strikers? MY blood boiled when I read that Tory leader Margaret Thatcher says there might be a case for denying social security benefits to strikers' families unless their union holds a secret ballot beforehand. She would obviously ...
... Keynote Margaret Thatcher has already rehearsed the keynote speech she will make on Friday. In America. Several times. Unless, of course, she tones it down for home consumption. Her new Toryism is. OLD TORYISM in large letters. It is the harsh philosophy ...
... T is now time to start taking Mrs. Margaret Thatcher seriously. Try to forget her plummy voice and her extravagant hats and her Dresden-shepherdess appearance. She is the toughest member of the Shadow Cabinet, and even if she doesn't win the battle for ...
... HE ELECTION campaign escalated into anger yesterday as Tory Shadow Minister Margaret Thatcher was called a liar by Labour's Anthony Crosland. This was the second time in twenty-four hours that a Labour Minist has hurled the cry of liar at his opponents ...
... Pattison and Tory leader Margaret Thatcher discovered yesterday that they have a couple of things in common. An interest in clothes and a sense of humour. Something Bill said had the true-blue lady in stitches. Mrs. Thatcher, neat in a plum-coloured suit ...
... Maggie warns unions TORY leader Margaret Thatcher claimed yesterday that she has the public's backing in her bid to curb union power. Public opinion had changed since the confrontation between the unions and Edward Heath's Tory government in 1973-74, ...
... young teachers put a tough heart-rending question to Education Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday. They asked her: If you had to choose between a house and a baby, which would you choose ? Twenty - three - year - old Laurence Bradshaw and his wife ...
... sWITCH THATa W TD NE JOB ACALL for Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to be given a new job was made yesterday by a teachers' union leader. Mr. Fred Jarvis, deputy general secretary of the National ation of Teachers, said: The only way to secure ...