Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher breaks down in tears, during a 1991 interview with ITN, discussing her exit from Downing Street. The moment has been compared to Chancellor Rachel Reeves' ...

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Mrs Thatcher won decisive general election victories over Callaghan, Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock, but was eventually ousted from 10 Downing Street in 1990 not by the Labour Party but by her own ...

Margaret Thatcher is "still adored and revered" by the Conservative Party, "grudgingly respected" by Labour prime ministers past and present, and "despised and reviled on the left and in many ...

On 5 February 1979, Thatcher scored a surprise victory over the incumbent Ted Heath in the first round of the Conservative leadership election, winning the votes of 130 MPs to Heath's 119.

Harriet Walter ’s transformation into Margaret Thatcher for a forthcoming Channel 4 drama has been revealed in a new trailer. Walter, 74, known for her roles in Ted Lasso, Succession and Killing ...

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Adam: I watched Brian Mulroney take on Margaret Thatcher over apartheid I had a ringside seat to the 1987 Vancouver Commonwealth summit in which the two leaders went toe-to-toe over the issue.

Speaking to POLITICO’s Power Play interview podcast, however, Lammy defended Reeves’s comparison with Margaret Thatcher. “I think it’s very apposite,” he said. “You can take issue with Mrs Thatcher’s ...

Nigel Lawson, the tax-cutting U.K. Treasury chief under the late Margaret Thatcher and a lion of Conservative politics in the late 20th century has died. He was 91.