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Margaret Thatcher - forBritish politician - former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1979-1990) and Leader of the Conservative Party from (1975-1990).
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ENG: Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher LG, OM, PC, FRS,née Roberts(13 October 1925 – 8 April 2013)was a British politician, the longest-serving (1979–1990) Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of the 20th century, and the only woman ever to have held the post. A Soviet journalist called her the "Iron Lady", a nickname which became associated with her uncompromising politics and leadership style. As Prime Minister, she implemented Conservative policies that have come to be known as Thatcherism.
Originally a research chemist before becoming a barrister, Thatcher was elected Member of Parliament (MP) for Finchley in 1959. Edward Heath appointed her Secretary of State for Education and Science in his 1970 government. In 1975 Thatcher defeated Heath in the ...
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Daughter says Thatcher is recovering well
LONDON (AP) — The daughter of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's says her mother is recovering well from her operation and should be released from the hospital within days.Carol Thatcher was quoted by Sky News television Tuesday as saying her mother was feeling "much better" after a successful operation to insert a pin in her broken arm. Thatcher told Sky that her mother was eating strawberries and cream.Margaret Thatcher underwent surgery Friday after injuring herself in a fall at her London home. She has had a number of health problems, including a series of minor ...
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Margaret Thatcher to have surgery on arm
LONDON (AP) — Former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher is scheduled to undergo surgery on a broken arm, her spokesman said Thursday.Mark Worthington said Thatcher, 83, would undergo the procedure Friday. He said it was "routine" and involved having a pin inserted into the bone of her upper arm to help it heal.Thatcher has been in a London hospital for nearly a week, after breaking her arm in a fall at her London home.Earlier Thursday, her son, Mark, said his mother was "very well" and alert and talking.Thatcher suffered a number of health problems in recent years, including a ...
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The ghost of Thatcher brings Assembly debating chamber to life
Jan 14 2009 by David Williamson, Western MailAMs crowded into the Senedd’s debating chamber for the first session of the new year. But, writes David Williamson, any festive spirit seemed to have evaporated by the time they took their seatsASSEMBLY Members pride themselves on the sharp contrast with Westminster’s tradition of theatrical booing and other Oxford Union antics.A progressive politician might want to scrap the jeering and mace-whirling for which the House of Commons enjoys worldwide fame, but there must be a better alternative than recreating the atmosphere of a call ...
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There is no alternative! | Michael Krämer | Life & Physics That is the claim made by the iron ladies to justify their political agendas. Can a scientific theory also be supported by such an argument? Michael Krämer discusses a new philosophical proofThe late Margaret "Tina" Thatcher claimed that "there is no alternative" to economic liberalism, and our own iron Frau Angela Merkel has defended her controversial fiscal policies for Europe with the very same slogan. It is not surprising that politicians use such thought-terminating cliches to push through their agenda, but remarkably the "there is no alternative" argument also plays a vital role in science. For example, it has been argued that string theory must be the way to unify quantum physics and gravity because we have not found any alternative. While this seems to merely reflect our incompetence, scientific philosophers have now proven mathematically that the "no alternative" argument can indeed provide evidence for a scientific hypothesis. So how does such a philosophic proof work, and |
I escaped from the shadow of Ravenscraig, without Thatcher's help | Deborah Orr Damian Barr says Thatcher helped him to aspire, to escape the constraints of his home town. Maybe, but it wasn't her who persuaded me that getting out was for the bestI'd forgotten the phrase "Wit's fur yae disnae go by yae," even though I'd heard it countless times during my childhood. Whenever you expressed a wish for things to be different, some rough-hewn stoic would be on hand to remind you that passive acceptance would banish disappointment or dissatisfaction."Wit's fur yae disnae go by yae." Zen and the art of living in Lanarkshire, in the towns and villages that assembled themselves around the business of the place, coal and steel. It was Granny Mac's favourite expression.Reading Damian Barr's new memoir, Maggie and Me, brought back a lot of memories, and also filled a lot of gaps. Barr grew up a couple of miles away from me, in Newarthill. Granny Mac was his mother's mother, a Catholic. Damian's father's family, the Barrs, were Protestant. The marriage |
Charles Moore winning race of Margaret Thatcher biographers Authorised volume outselling Not for Turning, by Thatcher speechwriter Robin Harris, at a rate of over three to oneMargaret Thatcher's two biographers may both have turned to the same eminently quotable remark from the late prime minister in naming their new books, but sales for Charles Moore's Authorized Biography, Volume One: Not for Turning have eclipsed Robin Harris's Not for Turning, it was revealed today.Official figures from book sales monitor Nielsen BookScan show that first week sales for journalist and official biographer Moore reached 5,325. Harris, Thatcher's speechwriter, reached a total of 1,569 for his own biography. Both books have received largely positive writeups; Harris "is like a long-faithful courtier freed by a monarch's death to speak the truth about them", wrote Andy Beckett in an early Guardian review, while Moore "has exploited [his] unique access with thoroughness and skill", even though "a sense of the British establishment granting favours to one of its ow |
Politics should be guided by principle, not populism | Roy Hattersley Labour ought to resist 'the people', as heard through the Ukip megaphone. Convictions are popular too, as Thatcher showedThe mantra of the moment is "listen to the people" – a call for populist politics dressed up to look like a demand for the genuine democracy which is said to be denied to Britain by an unrepresentative and remote elite. Despite its superficial appeal, government by continuous opinion poll does create one serious dilemma. How are politicians to behave when, having listened, they find themselves in fundamental disagreement with what they have heard? Should I, in 1964, have called for what a clear majority of my constituents, and most of the country, undoubtedly wanted – the repatriation of all Commonwealth immigrants?A couple of months ago, a Tory MP – discussing, on radio, the proposed changes to the planning laws – blandly explained that he had no doubt that they were right and necessary but that he would oppose them because of the strength of opposition in t |
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