Margaret Thatcher: The Prime Ministers Series By: Iain Dale Published by: Swift Press on 5 June. Related. Stark yet hopeful: Tristan Osborne reviews 'Ocean: with David Attenborough' ...

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A kinder look at Margaret Thatcher: the lady’s not for turning into a monster. Broadcaster Iain Dale’s new book on the UK’s first female prime minister offers an intelligent, nuanced take on ...

‘Pathetic’ Nigel Farage is ‘Margaret Thatcher tribute act’, Scottish Labour leader says amid row over Reform ad. The Scottish Labour leader said the Reform UK leader ‘thinks Hamilton is ...

Jeanette Winterson has reflected on how the BBC “bravely” defied Margaret Thatcher by commissioning an adaptation of her groundbreaking 1985 novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit.. The author ...

I t's amazing to think that you have to be at least 56 years old to have actually voted for (or against) Margaret Thatcher. No one under the age of 35 was even alive when she was prime minister ...

Ben Macintyre, author of 'Agent Zigzag', recounts in 'The Siege' the takeover of the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980, a ...

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Margaret Gallagher Elliott Sternbergh was born March 23, 1931, and died Friday, May 23, 2025. Margaret was the only child of John Brua Elliott and Mary Taylor Elliott of ...

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James Marcus reviews the Library of America’s “Margaret Fuller: Collected Writings,” edited by Brigitte Bailey, Noelle A. Baker, and Megan Marshall.

Margaret Fredian OBITUARY Meg was unique in many ways, starting with her date of birth, a leap year baby in 1964. Meg’s warmth, care, and love was felt by all with whom she came into contact.