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... AT BRIGHTON .. THE TORIES AT BRIGHTON .. MAGGIE'S By CHRISTOPHER BUCKLAND Chief Political Correspondent TORY leader Margaret Thatcher spelt out her terms yesterday fo r cooperating with the Government to save Britain. And her message was: Total surrender ...
... Edward Heath. • The group's ideas on incomes policy and employee participation cut right across the thinking of leader Margaret Thatcher, who wants nothing to do with a statutory incomes policy. ...
... warts talking _about ? It looked as i her .: . meet. What were the two Labour .f , (right) were trying Tory leader Margaret Thatcher and on them. But Harold and to eavesdrop . front-bench team . . Jim were giving nothing away . ...
... leaders Three things are obvious this weekend. • Harold Wilson has licked his rebels. Jeremy Thorpe Is licking his wounds. Margaret Thatcher is licking her lips like a cat who has swallowed A whole carton of doublecream. The Prime Minister has scored a notable ...
... Pedestal WHEN most families can hardly make ends meet, all we needed was to see pictures of Margaret Thatcher modelling an coat and a £5O evening dress. Mrs Thatcher should get oft her pedestal and stop letting success go to her honey-blonde head.— Mi.'s ...
... collected on a short stretch of the M 1 ranged from frlly undies to an abandoned washing machine. Thatcher counts to number ten TOM leader Mrs. Margaret Thatcher revealed how she keeps calm under pressure yesterday. She said in a radio interview: I count to ...
... find a way to cope with the situation. VERDICT: Powerful drama which cleverly avoids the melodramatic. * TORY leader Margaret Thatcher appears live tonight on THIS WEEK (I TV, 3.0) to talk about her first year in office. IT V consider it something of a ...
... Parliamentary timetable, perhaps cost M Ps their summer holidaysand possibly lead to an early General Election. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher accused the Government of trying to bring- an iron curtain down on Parliament. And she declared a new all-out war on ...
... own affairs. But Tory leader Margaret Thatcher warned MPs that the result might be to REMOVE power from the people. She claimed that the devolution proposals would lead to a massive extension of bureaucracy. Mrs. Thatcher agreed with Mr. Wilson's other ...
... MPs had warned that only the promise of referendums would stave off trouble for the Government. Meanwhile, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher had her own troubles as the . . z. ...
... Thatcher calls a votes truce By JOHN DESBOROUGH TORY leader Margaret Thatcher has finally called off her all-out war against the Government. Her party leaders agreed last night to r esti in e pairing arrangements between Tory and Labour M Ps. The pairing ...
... self - destructive element in his character. His natural allies in economic thinkinz are Margaret Thatcher a n d Sir Keith Joseph. But within hours of Mrs. Thatcher's triumph last February he wa s ...