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Margaret Hilda Thatcher Margaret Hilda Thatcher was born on 13 October 1925 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, the daughter of Alfred Roberts, a grocer, and his wife, Beatrice. Her father, a Methodist lay preacher and local councillor, had an immense ...

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Unquestionably the death on Monday (8 April) of Baroness Thatcher monopolised the headlines all week. She was exceptional in many ways. She is the only female Prime Minister we have had. She held that office for 11 years, longer than anyone except ...

JOSEPH R. GREGORY John Howard and Margaret Thatcher in London in 1997. Margaret Thatcher during a visit to Parliament House in Canberra in 1988. ‹ › Margaret Thatcher was the first woman to become prime minister of Britain and the first to lead ...

Baroness Thatcher will be given a ceremonial funeral with military honours to mark her huge influence on the country. 7:38pm UK, Monday 08 April 2013 Video: The Most Loved And Vilified PM Live Stream: Margaret Thatcher Dies Parliament will be ...

From chemist to milk snatcher, from Iron Lady to dementia patient, Margaret Thatcher led a remarkable life both personally and politically. She was born Margaret Hilda Roberts in 1925 to a greengrocer from Lincolnshire. Fifty-four years later she ...

Phoolan Devi, India's notorious Bandit Queen, continues to live on in popular imagination. Rape victim and avenging angel, oppressor and oppressed, she finally won respectability, and a seat in Parliament, embraced Buddhism, before a barrage of ...

The nation discovered its own feelings through the beautifully judged ceremonial of Lady Thatcher's funeral, writes Christopher Howse The trappings were extraordinary - black ostrich feathers, white ruffles, ermine and a dark mourning sword held ...

London, April 8: Margaret Thatcher's death today in London at the age of 87 was not unexpected since the former Prime Minister had been in poor health for several years but nevertheless her passing can only be likened to the crash of a giant banyan ...