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... Heath isn't ready to kiss and make up yet. He was given an ideal chance yesterday to lavish praise on his successor, Margaret Thatcher. But he pointedly refused to say anything nice about the woman who ousted him from the leadership. ...
... answering, Left-wingers pointed at the Tory benches and shouted: There are your pals —over there . Earlier, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher sa;;. l that Mr. Cal-. laghan, wore capitalist clothes when with the C B I, but in Commons was ready to be pushed into ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The result means that Premier James Callaghan now has an effective two-vote majority in the Commons. _ But Tory leader Margaret Thatcher was cock - a - hoop that Labour's 19.000 majority at Thurrock had been chopped, down to 4,839. The ultra Right-wing ...
... 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 ...
... defeat. included savage personal The M Ps—Alex Lyon, attacks on Tory leader Alec Jones, Sir Alfred Margaret Thatcher. Broughton and Frank Mrs. Thatcher wa s McElhone—were brought call e d the Iron in to vote on the third Maiden • and Deadly reading ...
... Thurroek by-elections, where Labour's vote slumped, is too fresh for them to think of withdrawing support. Tory leader Margaret Thatcher said in a BB C radio interview yesterday that she thought more than £l,OOO million would have to be cut. Borrowers ...
... RED DEVILS HITCH Goodbye, Sailor ! THE IRON MAIDEN (Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, of course) has clamped her steely teeth not only pa Minister for Sport Denis Howell but also on her arch - foe, Ted Heath. Because she refuses to allow the usual pairing system ...
... brought the already fragile rela- A fellow no way thE lifted. His tionship between Ted Heath and Veil his leading lady, Margaret We • Thatcher, to its lowest ebb. Cloud i to n t r o u d sh a y ' t s 0 C t h h a e nn c el o m ß m ac o e r , is h e f o Nr i f ...
... votes. MPs have been forced The former Premier to attend votes since said medical certificates Tory leader. Margaret should be accepted. Thatcher ended the On Tuesday night traditional practice of three gravely ill Labour pairing absent MPs were taken ...
... The new boy IN THE last seventeen months every one of Britain's three major political parties has had a new leader. Margaret Thatcher—who gained the Tory crown as recently as February last yearis now surprisingly the veteran. Jim Callaghan► was chosen ...