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7 hours ago · The British prime minister at the time was Margaret Thatcher, who, though she would have denied it, was a feminist de facto. In one of those encounters that make life instructive, I met her at my late father’s house (my father was the politician Woodrow Wyatt) when I was 15.
7 hours ago · Margaret Thatcher. She mentioned that former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, a de facto feminist, was one of their heroines. She attributed one of her unmarried friends to saying that her school made her feel as if marriage was shameful. “Historically, the feminist argument has had its logic,” she said.
7 hours ago · Widower John bought his home through Margaret Thatcher's flagship right-to-buy scheme, which saw millions of council tenants buy their homes with massive discounts.
7 hours ago · The joke by Northside Primary pupils registered 42% of the public vote (David Parry/PA Media Assignments) Northside Primary School’s Sarah Crouchley said: “Beano’s Britain’s Funniest Class competition is such a great way to inspire creativity and innovation amongst children. “Classrooms should be filled with laughter and learning, so ...
7 hours ago · t. e. English Argentines (also known as Anglo-Argentines) are citizens of Argentina or the children of Argentine citizens brought up in Argentina, who can claim ancestry originating in England. The English settlement in Argentina (the arrival of English emigrants), [2] took place in the period after Argentina's independence from Spain through ...
7 hours ago · The rise and fall of 20th Century monetarism, according to one of Margaret Thatcher’s advisors "There's not much in economics that is strictly scientific. Milton Friedman said this (monetarism) was a science and Margaret Thatcher sort of bought into that idea," Tim Lankester told City A.M.
7 hours ago · On September 23, 1987, Douglas Keay had an interview appointment at No. 10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister’s office. Keay worked for the magazine Women’s Own and was to interview then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who had been re-elected for a third term a few weeks earlier. In that interview, she complained about people who ...
