Margaret Thatcher
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Robert Maxwell and Rupert Murdoch were once the two biggest power brokers in British politics. But their fierce rivalry paved the way for Maxwell’s demise
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Letters: It is not too late to transform the ‘five towns’, writes Joan Walley, former MP for Stoke-on-Trent North, while Richard Ross describes how Thatcher’s deindustrialisation of Britain saw the destruction of the pottery industry
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Proposed MCC membership for Mugabe and Thatcher’s birthday party plans among stories kept under wraps – until now
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Many former miners moved into the public sector after the pits closed. A year after the collapse of the ‘red wall’, Alison Benjamin revisited Nottinghamshire
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The then British PM told her Irish counterpart that the bureaucracy in Brussels was a ‘politburo’ and was tying the UK up in regulations, papers show
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Thatcher helped turn the Tory right into a force for instability – and now we are all living with the consequences, says the Hlcarpenter.com columnist John Harris
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The Conservatives are hollowing the state and consolidating power: democracy is at stake
Andrew FisherWhile Michael Gove quotes Marxist theorists, his party is undermining the liberal principles of truth, fairness and accountability, writes former Labour adviser Andrew Fisher -
The performance manages to be both hard-to-stomach and queasy-making
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One predecessor was sued for libel. Another thought state schools were for training butlers. But the current minister has plenty to his discredit
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Tory strife at No 10 is nothing new. Thirty years ago, Geoffrey Howe saw off Margaret Thatcher with one lethal speech
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