... MAW WILL BURY HATCHET By CHRISTOPHER BERARD Chief Pei Leal Correspeudeet TORY leader Margaret Thatcher will reveal today whether the all-out war between her party and the Government will continue. The Shadow Cabinet discussed the issue last night in the ...

... Mr. Callaghan's Government. There are sure to be immediate calls for a General Election from the Tories. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher said when she heard the results: The people's rejection of the Gdyerriment has been overwhelming.'' The only piece ...

... t TORY leader Margaret Thatcher was taunted by Premier James Callaghan last night . . . for keeping silent. He had asked her in the Commons whether she supported'the pay deal agreed between the T U C and the Government. As Mrs. Thatcher kept quiet, the ...

... Churchill To present the same fingers, of the but showing the back hand, excites a tota I I different reaction. relish. Margaret Thatcher, by-election ing the Tory victories, took a gambl e Yes . .. . and got it right. terday I'm never sure, she con fessed ...

... vitriolic a t tack yesterday on Britain's Iron Lady Tory leader Margaret Thatcher. The newspaper of the Communist Youth League, Komsomolskaya Pravda, called her a warring Amazon. Mrs. Thatcher wa s dubbed the Iron Lady by the Russians last week for ...

... cretary, the post which rs. Thatcher once Political Editor eld. Both went to Ox, ord's Somerville Colge. Mrs. Thatcher, 50, Mrs. Williams, 46, re even in the same e-group. ngd But. there the coincidences end. Mrs. Thatcher's big asset is toughness. It ...

... James Callaghan is expected to clear the way for referendums in Scotland and Wales to see what people want. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher, hit by resignations over the devolution issue, last night appointed. Right-winger John Nott as Shadow Trade Secretary ...

... speedy passage. He said that he would not put at risk the livelihood of workers in the two industries. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher complained that if at twenty - four hours' notice Labour could set aside the ruling it would signal the end of Par ...

... devolution Bill. They are hoping to rm unofficial alliances ith Labour MPs who pose it. The group will tell party leader Margaret Thatcher that they would resent anyone ing the Shadow de., - Cabinet's three-line Whip on MPs to vote against the Bill. George ...

... th; ad to be taken in thi ational interests: One passage was regarded by many as a gesture of reconciliation towards Margaret Thatcher. the woman who ...

... overall majority in the Commons. It may well be defeated in the House: But it will win any subsequent vote of confidence. Margaret Thatcher will keep on demanding an early election and her advisers will keep on hoping that it will be delayed unlit Labour has ...

... in a different country every year, was due to take place next month at the Homestead Hotel in Hut Springs Virginia. . Margaret Thatcher and Chancellor Denis Healey were due there —but the Prince has to be in Holland to be grilled by a government team i ...