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... Margaret Thatcher damage to good race relations today. Later the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants attacked Mr. Whitelaw's breathtaking cynicism .and hypocrisy. It added: This - plan is the most inhuman azenda for restriction yet proposed ...
... Margaret Thatcher seats. In his own Scottish constituency of Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles, Mr. Steel knows that over the years he has won over enough Labour voters to keep ...
... Margaret Thatcher . ' , faces ,- t b ,.,, e „„„„„„ : . 2 , „,,,,„.,,.,,.:::,,„,„ ------------- By PETER PRENDERGAST FURIOUS MPs yesterday hit back at Mrs. Thatchers controversial imrnigr at ion speech. Liberal leader David Steel slammed he ...
... THE running battle between Margaret Thatcher and David Steel flared again yesterday. The tut; party leaders swapped verbal punches as they squared up to each other in another preelection clash. Mrs. Thatcher struck the first blow. She slammed the Liberal ...
... STUDENTS chanting racist struggled to reach Margaret Thatcher yesterday. By CHARLES LYTE Educatlon Correspondent Throughout the ages Britain has been a place where those who have been persecuted have sought asylum. It is our proud tradition that ...
... Pals—Ted and Maggie THE great Tory cold war between ex-Premier Ted Heath and Margaret Thatcher may be thawing. They met privately last weekend—officially for Heath to report on his recent Middle East political tour. But Tories last night were hoping ...
... switch TORY leader Margaret Thatcher is likely to shift her stance on pay today. She is expected to return to a policy which does not rule out Government intervention instead of the free for all she previously favoured. Mrs. Thatcher's belief in responsible ...
... Pattison and Tory leader Margaret Thatcher discovered yesterday that they have a couple of things in common. An interest in clothes and a sense of humour. Something Bill said had the true-blue lady in stitches. Mrs. Thatcher, neat in a plum-coloured suit ...
... DAILY MIRROR, Thursday, February 2, 1978 PAGE 7 TORY leader 'Margaret Thatcher was accused of ill informed bigotry over immigration last night. ONE of society's family's Nunwell Park Estate The Labour Party's race rela- 4.: on the Isle of Wight would ...
... By TERENCE STRINGER TORY leader Margaret Thatcher wa s bluntly accused of stirring up racial prejudice. Bill lie3s, leader of the print union SOGAT, said that Tory talk about immigration controls was just A , , cover-up ...
... Premier James Callaghan described her as a true champion and understanding servant of her people. Tory leader Mrs. Margaret Thatcher said she was a pioneer who fought against incredible odds. ...
... Ulster Unionists decide next week which way to jump. So far he has played his cards very close to his chest. A JUBILANT Margaret Thatcher left London yesterday on an official visit to Iran saying she was very confident of ...