... MOMENTS NEWSPAPER interviews with Mrs. Margaret Thatcher tend to reflect little more than the Iron Butterfly's obsessive preoccupation with her own unpopularity. She seems to have won a friend in ...

... TEACHERS CANE 'OUT OF DATE' MRS THATCHER By ROBERT TITMAN Education Correspondent AN astonishing attack on Education Minister Margaret Thatcher is made today by Britain's biggest teaching union. It accuses her of failing to give the country a lead on ...

... Three months ago the local education committee voted to carry on supplying free milk although Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher had for- it. Now the twenty-two councillors who defied her order may have to pay the milk bill themselves. It could cost ...

... 000 children being taught in classes of more than forty. Their campaign has won some support from Education Minister Margaret Thatcher. Letter She has told the union in a letter published today that she strongly disapproves of such large classes. By ...

... in the Commons by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, was made by an arbitration tribunal headed by Lind Pearson. The teachers had ask e d for £5 a week all round, a rise of 12.8 per cent. Mrs. Thatcher said they had got 9.4 per cent., with somewhat ...

... New talks on pupil thugs By ROBERT TITMAN Thatcher's headquarters in Mayfair, London, followed EDUCATION Minister her promise last Easter to Margaret Thatcher hold an inquiry into pupil called education chiefs to violence if she was co na surprise meeting ...

... THATCHER IN POLL SHOCK FRESH speculation about the future of Education Minister Margaret Thatcher rose yesterday when a poll named her the Government's most unpopular Minister. Her rating in the poll —by Opinion Research Centre dropped fifteen points ...

... views. •To Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Education Minister, we extend a similar invitation. How should the nation prevent all that is best in education from being eroded by all that is worst ? The Mirror would be happy to publish Mrs. Thatcher's views. Exmouth ...

... Love from Sam. Mr. Gurden passed the little girl's problem on to a higher authority: Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. `Mrs. Thatcher told Samantha she is changing the school-leaving age, all right—but upwards. To sixteen. Samantha, a pupil at ...

... we were coming, and the boat was built specially for him. The Lollipop Lobby had better luck with Education Minister Margaret Thatcher at the Commons. She received them cordially when they presented a petition signed by 364,585 people demanding more nursery ...

... WIFE IS HOSTAGE IN GUN TERROR By DAVID THOMPSON PREMIER Edward Heath refused last night to sack Education Secretary Margaret Thatcher. He also refused to change the law so that local councils can provide free school milk and hot drinks on the rates. There ...

... angrily threw out a £l5-a-year offer on their London allowance, despite a midnight deadline from Education Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The engineers' pay deal, backdated to November 1, means a new minimum wage of £26-50. The rise is equal to 18 per cent ...