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The Latest Breaking News from Margaret Thatcher

Lord Young, former Conservative minister and businessman, dies aged 90

Minister exalted by Margaret Thatcher also advised David Cameron and ran businesses including Cable & Wireless

The Guardian - UK

Tory councillor breaches code of conduct over Union Flag bunting

Liam Bones was asked to remove images of Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill

Wales Online

Councillor breaches code of conduct in council office Union Flag bunting drama

Preston councillor Liam Bones was asked to remove the Union Flag bunting and images of Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill from the Conservative group room and later published an article on it

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Suella Braverman is spoiling for a fight on human rights – one that undermines this whole government

The home secretary’s factionalism and refusal to toe the line are making Rishi Sunak look weaker by the day, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Newcastle United and the World Cup: Italia '90 - Three former Magpies shine for England

To the operatic soundtrack of Pavarotti and co, television coverage of the 1990 World Cup finals in Italy would continue to live long in the memory

Chronicle Live

If it’s unions against these infantile ministers, I know who will win

The UK government’s amateur grandstanding will end in a humiliating climbdown, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Winter of discontent: how similar is today's situation?

The UK government is battening down the hatches for a wave of strikes in December and January. Railway workers, nurses, ambulance workers, civil servants and postal staff are all set to take industrial action in the coming weeks in protest at wages not keeping up with inflation, with teachers’ and…

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Australian Medical Association slams Industrial Relations Commission over nurses union threat

The head of the peak medical organisation representing doctors in WA describes a threat to deregister the Australian Nursing Federation as "Thatcher-like".

ABC News

Martin Barker obituary

Other Lives: Socialist academic who challenged racism and led international studies of blockbuster films

The Guardian - UK

Prince Andrew TV musical will see Harry Enfield as Tony Blair

Emily Maitlis will be played by actress and comedian Emma Sidi, known for Starstruck and Stath Lets Flats

Wales Online

Drag Race's Baga Chipz set to play Margaret Thatcher in Prince Andrew: The Musical

Channel 4 has cast RuPaul’s Drag Race star Baga Chipz as the late former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Prince Andrew: The Musical

Irish Mirror

Professions, heal yourselves – only you can make the public sector better value for money

Rishi Sunak should take on doctors, barristers, teachers and academics, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak registered with private GP that sees urgent cases 'on the day' for £250

It emerged the Prime Minister - who last week refused to say if he had private healthcare - uses a west London surgery that charges £80 for a prescription. No10 declined to comment

Daily Mirror

Thatcher and Lawson had a strategy – where is Hunt and Sunak’s?

UK’s crisis has similarities to that of 1980s but our ‘two chancellors’ plan only to muddle through

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Manchester Evening News

Frontierland: Lost rides of now abandoned theme park loved by Manchester kids in its heyday

Frontierland was a Wild West theme park that has been derelict for over 20 years

The National (Scotland)

Scots have 'ethnic' problem with unemployment, says Thatcher event speaker

A SPEAKER at a conference organised by Margaret Thatcher’s right-wing think tank has suggested Scotland’s rate of unemployment is an…

The Guardian - UK

Christopher Ogden obituary

Other lives: Senior journalist at Time magazine in London, Moscow and Washington DC, and author of several biographies

The Guardian - UK

The British right’s hostility to climate action is deeply entrenched – and extremely dangerous

With voters increasingly fearful about fires, floods and extreme temperatures, can the Tories find a way back towards reality, asks Guardian columnist John Harris

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Manchester Evening News

The remarkable Greater Manchester man who helped stop a nuclear stand-off with Russia

His linguistic skills played a key role in the special relationship between Margaret Thatcher and Mikhail Gorbachev

The Guardian - UK

Amid fiscal shock and awe, more austerity is the last thing we need

A collapse in credibility under the former Tory PM is being followed by a return to ‘sado-monetarism’ under the new one

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt warns he's Scrooge and will make 'horrible decisions' to save Christmas

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says he'll make some tough calls on tax and spending in a bid to get a hold on inflation to prevent recession which he blames on Russia

Daily Record

Ambulance strike to be first in Scotland since Margaret Thatcher's Tory government

The last industrial action that Scots ambulance workers took part happened between September 1989 and February 1990.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson worst PM in my 40 years, says ex-Foreign Office chief

Johnson was ‘chaotic’, says former top civil servant who served under seven prime ministers

Daily Mirror

Ex-Foreign Office chief says Boris Johnson was the 'worst' PM he worked under

Sir Simon McDonald whose explosive intervention helped bring down the former Prime Minister in the summer said Boris Johnson was 'charismatic' but 'chaotic'

The Guardian - UK

‘They allowed us to be a guinea pig. And the guinea pig is dead’: the sorry saga of Barnet’s ‘easyCouncil’

A decade ago, the Tory-led London council went on a disastrous ideological outsourcing spree that it hoped could be a model for the rest of the country. Can the new Labour administration repair the damage?

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