... nine votes to eight. Th situation was described in the Commons vesterday by the Opposition spokesman on educcation. Mrs Margaret Thatcher, as without precedent *Out of order’ She said: “We have facing us a situation which has never faced this House before ...

... Moate (C.). Lab. mai.. 2489. _ FELTHAM—*R. W. Kerr (Lab.): Miss B. :\;71. (C.): G. King (L.). Lab. maj., FINCHLEY—*Mrs M. Thatcher (C.);: G. Mitchell (L.): M. L. Freeman (Lab.). C. ey MARE RO i AB T Rl 3 __FOLKESTONE AND HYTHE —N. A Hyman (Lab.): *A. B ...

... good humour and shrewd political judgment. He would be welcomed by both sides as Leader of the House of Commons. : Mrs Margaret Thatcher, who has been the Tory education spokesman has never held high office, but is likely to-do so now. Although Shadow :lnk ...

... Rippon (46) Secretary for Employment and Productivity, : Mr Robert Carr (53) Secretary for Education and Science, Mrs Margaret Thatcher (44) Secretary of State for Scotland, @ = ES ! i g Mr Gordon Campbell (49) Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of ...

... certain to involve the Ministry of Technology, the Department of Employment and Productivity and the social services. Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for Education and Science and the only woman member of the Cabinet, has said her department will ...

... at Buckingham Palace, where senior Ministers received their seals of office.sThere are five new Privy Councillors—Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Mr Gordon Campbell, Mr Peter Walker, Mr Jim Prior and Mr Francis Pym. Mr Douglas Hurd, who was Mr Heath'’s rivate Secretary ...

... for Scotland By DAVID BRADFORD, Our Political Correspondent There are only two women in Mr Heath’s fiwemment—nu Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of it'aate fot{y E%x.catéon n.ind Sciei:tcéi smuir, er o!-&l;:' lt‘-cg Scdfihgfleo Fif{;en of his appointments are ...

... ELIZABETH MBORRIS IN LONDON WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT AT 44 and a Cabinet Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher must fulfil the dream of many a career woman. The fortunate possessor of looks and brains, she has combined the polemics of government with high academic ...

... on social and educational grounds the private sector should be absorbed into the state system. In a memorandum to Mrs Margaret Thatcher, the new Secretary of State -for Education and Science, they say that gifted children should be educated with their ...

... Mrs Thatcher -~ warned by teachers Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for Education and Science, was warned yesterday to “resist encroachment” on ‘he education service, and to fight for a substantial improvement in education, The message came in ...

... on of secondary education on comprehen- RIR VTR A new ' circular - delivered to education authorities today by, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State. for . Education and Science, states that “it is wrong to impose a uniform pattern of secondary ...

... executive of the National Union of Teachers. % The executive also agreed to seek an u%ent meeting with Mrs Margaret Thatcher, the Education Secretary, and to u‘?e “local agitation ” in favour the comprehensive system. Mr Ted Britton, NUT general secretary ...