... at? TORY leader Margaret Thatcher will give her team an injection of new blood in a major Shadow Cabinet re-shuffle to be announced today. Opposition MPs were buzzing with speculation last night that Reginald Maudling could be kicked upstairs to the House ...

... e awn and Home Secretary from 1970' to 1972. Margaret Thatcher brought him back into the limelight as Shadow Foreign Secretary. But his party colleagues became more and more critical of his silence in the political arena. Young Conservatives dubbed. him ...

... quiz with Patrick Mower and Tim RiCe. D SIXTH SENSE (Radio 4, 7.30 p.m.). Sixth-ier- mers discuss topical issues with Margaret Thatcher. EMONDAY PLAY (Radii; 4, 8.0 p.m.). Malgaret Tysack stuns Animals in the Zoo. ...

... in a statement after bitter Commons exchanges between Tory leader Margaret Thatcher and Premier James Callaghan about Tory demands for a tax on the dole. Mr. Callaghan accuwd Mrs. Thatcher of descending to squalid tactics He also attacked newspapers ...

... 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 . ...

... discussion on Bills vital to the Social Contract. The Govern ment's plan was challenged in the Commons by Tory leader Margaret Thatcher and Liberal leader David Steel. They were angry that some Bills could go through containing provisions which had not ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... believed to have been quietly waiting in the wings while the Observer has talked Maggie forces snap poll TORY leader Margaret Thatcher sprang a by-election surprise on Labour yesterday. Conservative M David Lane resigned from his Cambridge seat and the ...

... taxes and the amount the Government spends on all sorts of central mons from Tory leader Margaret Thatcher to say if he intended to put up taxes soon. Mrs. Thatcher spoke of the hint he had given on T V last week that taxes might go up. She asked him to ...

... collapse the Government at the present time will give them somebody quite different as the next Prime Minister. Mrs. Margaret Hilda Thatcher. Is that what they want? ...

... squalor of Tory campaigns against soci a 1 security scroungers and Leftwing Labour M Ps. In a side-swipe at Tory leader Margaret Thatcher, he said that the people wanted positive leadership. By CHRISTOPHER BUCKLAND Chief Political Correspondent about Red ...