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Vor 7 Stunden · Thatcher-Rite. Running time: around 1 hour (no interval) Accessible performances available. An interactive performance exploring the personal and political legacy of Margaret Thatcher. The audience are invited to Mrs. Thatcher’s very own traditional English tea party. With lip-sync, clown, and verbatim theatre the audience are encouraged to ...
Vor 7 Stunden · Hernández Mancha, en una de sus tres reuniones con Margaret Thatcher. Cedida por el entrevistado. Usted le mencionó a Thatcher la generosidad de Alemania, que contribuía todavía más que Reino ...
Vor 7 Stunden · Former Skegness Standard editor John Cowpe has had his fourth novel published underhis pen name John Pendleton. “The Men in the Marsh” begins with the dramatic events of October 12, 1984, when an IRA bomb explodes at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, in a bid to assassinate UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Graham Robinson, an ambitious young ...
Vor 27 Minuten · 3 of 6 | . FILE - British politician Michael Foot looks on, in March 1983. Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s victory in the 1983 election became more or less assured after Labour, which had been riven with divisions over the previous few years, published an election manifesto that one moderate member of the party described as “the longest suicide note in history.” (AP Photo/John ...
Vor einem Tag · For all of her faults, Thatcher had a meaningful political viewpoint. She had actually read Friedrich Hayek. She was committed to an ideology which she comprehended, could articulate, and was prepared to defend. Mordaunt, on the other hand, has no content whatsoever. There are no propositions to associate with her.
Vor 7 Stunden · Thatcher won a landslide and remained in power until 1990 when she was ousted by lawmakers in her own party. 1992 After 1983's big defeat, the Labour Party sought, under the leadership of Neil Kinnock, to move back to the center ground, where historically elections are won.
Vor 7 Stunden · FILE - British politician Michael Foot looks on, in March 1983. Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's victory in the 1983 election became more or less assured after Labour, which had been riven with divisions over the previous few years, published an election manifesto that one moderate member of the party described as “the longest suicide note in history.”
