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... 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 ...
... market economy was at least a reply to the views of Sir Keith Joseph and was widely construed as criticism as well of Margaret Thatcher. That. was Heath on Monday In ...
... Left and Right last night. Left - wing Labour MPs branded it a hard, ston y- road, capitalist budget. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher called it a typical Socialist budget equal shares of misery fop all. The anger of the Left Is expected to spill over ...
... for not doing enough. As the storm over Twomey gathered force, the Prime Minister called Mr. Rees, Opposition leader Margaret Thatcher and Mr. Airey Neave, Opposition spokesman on Ulster, to crisis talks at the Commons. The meeting lasted for more than ...
... 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. ...
... Mrs. Je an Armour Brown, to celebrate her award of the MB E. Her boss, Tory M P John Cockcroft, made a speech and Mrs. Margaret Thatcher sent a congratulatory message. ...
... Earlier, BBC-I's PANORAMA (8.10) is also devoted to the Referendum an en - counter between Roy Jenkins and Tony Benn. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher will be talking about Common Market issues in BBC-2's NEWSDAY at 7.30. And viewers' questions will be answered by Edward ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... warning given last night by Tory leader Margaret Thatcher. She told the Commons: We should not know or have any idea of the trading conditions to which we were coming out or of the effect on sterling. Mrs. Thatcher made the enthusiastic and totally committed ...
... Thatcher pledge on oil TORY leader Margaret Thatcher returned to London last night from her first visit to a North Sea oil rig —and pledged the Conservatives to dismantle the Government's nationalisation of the oil industry. Mrs. Thatcher, wearing a navy ...
... protest against delays in giving more self-rule to Scotland. The Scottish Nationalist M P made her gesture as Tory leader Margaret Thatcher welcomed the Government's go-slow. Jeered by other M Ps, Mrs. Ewing rushed from her seat, pausing only to give the t ...