... HOLIDAY MP STAYS Tory M F Peter Fry said yesterday that party leader • Margaret Thatcher felt there was no need for him to resign over missing a . vital Commons vote while on holiday. ...

... and hard - working A s l'a n community wa s as entitled to li v e without .1 ea r as other citizens.. Tory I ea der Margaret Thatcher angered Labour M Ps by failing to speak- out against racialism. M Ps repeatedly shouted at her to stand un and join Mr ...

... attracting the most possible support fr o m g 101 Ps. apt the Liberals—and even the Ulster Unionists—might let down Mrs. Margaret Thatcher and her Tories by withholding their support . The Tories decided to press their attack de spite the boost for th e pound—and ...

... succeeded in overpowering th e demonstrators. Mrs T IS TOPS LuItNESE Premier Dna liLio-Feng has described Tory leader Mrs. Margaret Thatcher as one of the European politicians that China most admires. 9 Voters choice RIGHT -•W IN G Italian M P Sandro Saccucci ...

... Is Maggie sinking? MARGARET THATCHER, elected Tory leader sixteen months ago today, wound up her onslaught on the Government in the Commons this week . with - what must have seemed a splendid phrase when she or her speechwriter thought of it: It is ...

... enables an M P to be absent on the understanding that an opposing M P will not vote either. After talks with Tory leader Margaret Thatcher yesterday, Mr. Callaghan to 1 d the Commons that her complaint was well founded, s ex f or shocker By ROGER TODD A ...

... article which revealed what wentnw new said: I Secrets Act. But I admit I had the secret Cabinet details. I Tory leader Margaret Thatcher said that used them to write the police should be involved, and suggested top Civil servant was responsible. the Cabinet ...

... beginning each, oranges 3-Bp, lemons 3-60. a bunch. Ia W T HE tiff between Ted Heath, the wel - known yachtsman, and Margaret Thatcher, the grocer's girl from Grantham, is continuing to cause distress among their . friends. Indeed, the inability of these ...

... mM E a Ib sen t MR S. Margaret Thatcher's tough new policy of obstructing the Government alevery turn is proving highly damaging. Dr. Rhodes Boyson pressed for an emergency debate on a controversial schools plan for Tarneside, Manchester. FOR THE TORIES ...