... warn of 'whirlwind' AWARNING to Educaton Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to expect a whirlwind was made by Mr. Jack Straw, leader of Britain's 500,000 students, yesterday. He accused Mrs. Thatcher of plain, stubborn ignorance over her plan to take ...

... EDUCATION Minister Margaret Thatcher hit more trouble yesterday during a dedication ceremony at a new £2,500,000 school fo r American children in London. Sixteen pupils stood up during her speech at the school in St. John's Wood and began reading protest ...

... An ass of a law THE law which stops free milk for seven-year-old schoolchildren is a bad law. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher should stop being pig-headed and get rid of it. That would be the best way of dealing with the problem of the Merthyr councillors who ...

... Robert Carr and Mr. John Davies, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry. They also want to see Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to discuss raising educational ...

... CHILDREN IN FIG HANDICAPPED children are appealing to Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to let their favourite teacher stay as their headmistress. The ninety children are supporting a p e tit ion signed by their parents and teachers protesting ...

... 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 ...

... evening. - As many are in deprived areas, they will start showing signs of malnutrition, she said Education Minister Margaret Thatcher retorted that if that happened a committee studying th e medical aspects of school meals would be the first to report ...

... TEACHERS RAP SCHOOLS PLAN BRITAIN'S biggest teachers' union told Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher yesterday to think again about her school building programme. Ted Britton, the National Union of Teachers' general secretary, said in a letter to ...

... Mrs Thatcher: A new job on the way ? By ROBERT TITMAN Education Correspondent AGINGE. GROUP of Tory backbenchers ha s joined Britain's students chanting: Thatcher Out. Some claim support inside the Cabinet and are confident there will be a man at the ...

... Margaret EDUCATION Minister Margaret Thatcher. who has faced a storm of criticism over her decision to end free school milk for the over-sevens. was blown a kiss at the conference. It came from Mr. John Scofield, of Stretford, Lancs, at the end of a debate ...

... Short, Labour M P for Wolverhampton North-East, is to ask. Education Minister Mrs. Margaret. Thatcher how many complaints she has had about violence in schools. Mrs. Thatcher is due to answer the question next week. Her replies will probably be evasive, for ...

... * * * The other day in the House of Commons that extraordinary Lady- Bountiful-in-reverse, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, defended, in the following words, her Gov ern m e n t's moneygrubbing scheme to impose admission fees on museums and galleries: To suggest ...