... finest schools for those children ODAY you bid farewell whose parents can afford to pay for a private education, or to to Margaret Thatcher, buy a house near a good, middleeader of Her Majesty's wish to see it and as they mis- British workers average earn- ...

... they want to, former Labour Education Minister Edward Short said yester,play. In a letter to Tory Education Minister Margaret Thatcher, he said it was clear from the Government's Bill to ban milk for the over - sevens that it could only be supplied if ...

... the worst you can do la walk out on me? He stayed. put. But for some moments it was touch and go. • THE first time Margaret Thatcher came to the studio in 1973 she was Minister of Education and took her place on the old studio high chair. ...

... is to find homes for 982 Vietnamese boat people picked up by a British freighter last week and taken to Hon,g Premtr Margaret Thatcher has decided to take in the refugees on humanitarian ;rounds, it was announced last night. But it was made clear that ...

... soon recommend scrapping all charges. These include fees for prescriptions and spectacles , . MPs believe that Premier Margaret Thatcher will ignoilt the proposal. ,DAILY MIRROR, Monday, July 2, 1979 Ai HOME ...

... AGENTS WANTED TRUE-BLUE Margaret Thatcher has turned out to be Little Red Riding Hood in reverse. She eats Wolffs for breakfast. Mr s. Thatcher certainly made a meal of Michael Wolff, the 44-year-old Heathman who was the party's director-general at Central ...

... MP HITS AT MAGGIE TOP ministers were ac- cused last night of making tasteless personal attacks on Tory leader Margaret Thatcher. Speaking at Guiid- Leading Tory MP ford, he said the at- David Howell claimed tacks were clearly the that the orchestraed ...

... H MAI L TORY leader Margaret. Thatcher vowed defiantly last -ight that she would try to bring the Government down as soon as possible. Mrs. Thatche r, clearly disappointed at being robbed of an. election fight, prom= ised that the Tories would seek a ...

... Labour MPs voted with the hanging brigade Arthur Lewis, Jack Dunnett and Leslie Spriggs. Also in favour were Premier Margaret Thatcher, Northern Ireland Secretary Humphrey Atkins, the Rev. lan Paisley, Liberal M P Cyril Smith and Cabinet Ministers David ...

... THATCHER RA T ORY leader Margaret Thatcher took a tough line yesterday on State aid for British Leyland. She said the Government should provide a limited amount of cash so that the giant motor firm could reconstruct. Then bosses and workers should get ...

... `Racist' Maggie blasted in royal tour shock Front JOHN PENROSE In Lusaka PREMIER Margaret Thatcher was branded a racist by Zambia yesterday. The blast came as she flew into Lusaka for tomorrow's opening of the Commonwealth leaders' conference. The attack ...

... urgent meeting of the all-male, all-Tory Carlton Club chiefs is due tomorrow to consider the propriety of admitting Margaret Thatcher as their first woman member in 143 years. ...