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... MARGARET THATCHER: speak. Despite the fact that only a series of trafl\l: world events will prevent the Labour pary from getting a third consecutive term in office (and this could happen far more easily than most people would predict), I find it worrying ...
... Margaret Thatcher duced Lady Thatcher to the Ronald Reagan defence II can't remember or I wasn't told) during six hours of cross examination in a crowded government office opposite Buckingham Palace on a rainy Wednesday. Observers at the inquiry were ...
... Margaret Thatcher Molly Tipples, a committee member of the North Downs Rail Concern, said at least a thousand protesters had come up from Kent by coach and even more by car. They were led in the march by the Maidstone Pipe Band. Mrs Tipples said she hoped ...
... MARGARET THATCHER there were children on board. They must say that is disgraceful. “I have not heard enough condemnation from Muslim priests.” Her comments could only succeed ...
... Margaret Thatcher the back benches, the rebellion is likely to be kept to around 20 diehards, including former Tory chairman Norman Tebbit. A solid majority for John Major would leave him with a better negotiation division in the run up to the Maastricht ...
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... Margaret Thatcher. She would do a deal with the devil to get to power. Gerry Fitt. ...
... MARGARET THATCHER Politically she is very shrewd and very hard. There is something dehumanised about her polifics. “She doesn’t show any warmth, any identification with the problems of the working man and woman. “Because she comes from a background of ...
... MARGARET THATCHER pledges support invoke an abundance of divine blessings.” West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and European Economic Community chief Jacques Delors were among other European leaders who sent congratulations. While many nations praised ...
... Margaret Thatcher “Tony is as good as Atlee. Both have wooed the middle classes to support Labour and if that is what you want so well and so good. “But neither of them has any confidence in the working people even turning out to vote. “But look at Labour ...
... by Margaret Thatcher. Besides, even a Heseltineled Tory party would scarcely be Scotland’s preferred definition of political bliss. Given an ab:olnqa free hand in the choice ¢ competing personalities, it is pretty fair to suppose that most Scots would ...
... Margaret Thatcher ® Former prime minister Margaret Thatcher today denied she was seeking an hereditary peerage. In a brief letter in The Times she said: ““I wish to make it clear that I have not sought and | do not seek a hereditary peer age.” Her in ...