Thatcher Special

New Statesman
Thatcher's victories are too old and complete to help Cameron
By Rafael Behr - 11 April 12:20

Conservatives are winning a cultural campaign to nationalise their political bereavement and it will do them no favours in the end.

Interview: Michael Heseltine
By James Macintyre - 26 February 17:23

To his enemies he is an assassin, but he still denies ever intending to wield the knife. Michael Hes

I was Attila the Hen's Yorkshire Rasputin
By Bernard Ingham - 26 February 17:23
When blue turned red
By Martin Jacques - 26 February 17:23

The "new" in New Labour was skin-deep: it marked the party's capitulation to Thatcher, writes Martin

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Oona on Maggie
By Oona King - 26 February 17:23

"Maggie was the reason I wanted to be prime minister: I wanted to undo all the misery and damage she

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''We know each other well''
By Peter Wilby - 26 February 17:23

Peter Wilby on punts, pints, "Peston" and Premier League cricket

The stalking horse
By Ashley Meyer - 26 February 17:23

Sir Anthony Meyer’s son Ashley remembers his father’s doomed bid to challenge Margaret Thatcher for

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The unforgiven
By Paul Routledge - 26 February 17:23

It is impossible to convey to outsiders or the young why Margaret Thatcher is loathed, to this day,

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The view from the Press Gallery
By Edward Pearce - 26 February 17:23

The nervous opposition leader gained confidence - and, as prime minister, turned into a deep-voiced

I was a teenage Tory boy
By Harry Mount - 26 February 17:23

Harry Mount was seven when Maggie Thatcher came to power. He remains an ardent admirer today - with

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