... Mrs By PETER PRENDERGAST TORY leader Margaret Thatcher is set on a dirty fight over the race issue, it was alleged yesterday. Labour's general secretary. Ron Hayward, said his party wanted to keep race out of th e political arena because it was liable ...

... Ditch of the day TORY skipper Margaret Thatcher shows how to desert a sinking ship. But naturally, she's only kidding. The iron Maiden spent yesterday hanging around the Boat Show at Earls Court. Which is, of course, more in Mr. Heath's line. But fun-loving ...

... answering, Left-wingers pointed at the Tory benches and shouted: There are your pals —over there . Earlier, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher sa;;. l that Mr. Cal-. laghan, wore capitalist clothes when with the C B I, but in Commons was ready to be pushed into ...

... the publicity. Best odds available for the candidates in the Tory power game last night were: 4-6 Mr. Whitelaw, 2-1 Margaret Thatcher, 14-1 James Prior, 16-1 John Peyton, 20-1 Sir Geoffrey Howe. ...

... same pay as those in private industry, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher claimed last night. Her Commons statement provoked a barrage of Labour protests, and the cry of Sack 'ent, Maggie. Mrs. Thatcher quoted electricians' leader Frank Chapple as saying ...

... PARTIAL climb- down over museum admission charges was announced by the Government last night. Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher insisted that the lOp charge for adults and 5p for pensioners and children to visit museums and art galleries will have ...

... MAGGIE GETS IT IN THE KISSER KISSING can ruin your health, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher w a s warned last night. Labour left- winger Dennis Skinner gave the advice after Mrs. Thatcher had croaked her way through a Commons question. Referring to a recent ...

... JIM'S STILL IN FRONT VOTERS still think Premier Jim Callaghan will be a better Prime Minister than Margaret Thatcher, according to the latest public opinion poll. Today's MORI poll in the Daily Express keeps Mr. Callaghan eight points ahead of the Opposition ...

... interviews to conserve Professor Blunt's energies. Blunt asked yesterday fora personal message to be sent to Premier Margaret Thatcher, who revealed him as the Fourth Man last Thursday. Mr. Rubinstein said: He wanted her ta know that he is not at all ...

... apply immediately to new borrowers. People who already have a loan will start paying in January. In the Commons, Premier Margaret Thatcher refused to act to hold down the increases. ...

... import of iamb from Britain. It is felt that President Giscard d'Estaing wants peace restored before he meets Premier Margaret Thatcher at Chermers next week for pre-E E C Summit talks in Dublin. ...

... Maggie pay rap PREMIER Margaret Thatcher yesterday warned Britain's workers that it would be their fault if inflation and unemployment rose She told the Commons that inflation could not be cut by printing extra money. Mrs. Thatcher added: We expect ...