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The Latest Breaking News from Margaret Thatcher

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

The Guardian - UK

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

Manchester Evening News

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 National (Scotland)

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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

The Guardian - UK

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

Manchester Evening News

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

The Guardian - UK

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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 Mirror

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.

Daily Record

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

The Independent UK

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'

Daily Mirror

‘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?

The Guardian - UK

Why is everyone in The Crown so sexy?

Is the Netflix hit’s relationship to controversy in direct proportion to the inappropriate attractiveness of its ensemble cast? Adam White investigates why a show about largely unsexy people is so ripe with sexy actors

The Independent UK

‘You can blow cyborg Thatcher up with a rocket launcher’: the video games lampooning Britain’s cursed politics

Combining satire with simulation and working-class viewpoints, a suite of games is currently exploring the causes and consequences of Britain’s political and economic crises.

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The Independent UK

Jonathan Coe: ‘I would really rather not live in interesting times, thank you’

Britain’s foremost state-of-the-nation chronicler is back with another generation-spanning novel, ‘Bournville’. He talks to Nick Duerden about making a living as an author, why he doesn’t write from anger, and how the country ended up in chaos

The Guardian - UK

UK facing huge scale of unrest last seen in 1980s miners’ strike

Nearly 1.7 million mostly public sector workers are being balloted on or have voted for stoppages

The Guardian - UK

This is no country for young people. The fate of so many of our children is sealed at birth

Shocking new figures reveal the ugly truth that the circumstances of early years, from a baby’s weight to family ties, matter too much

Daily Mirror

Thousands demand general election in protest march amid the worsening cost-of-living crisis

A coalition of trade unions and community organisations took part in the “Britain is Broken” protest in central London today

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The Independent UK

Thousands join austerity demonstration and call for general election

Members of the People’s Assembly, rail unions and Labour MPs were among those calling for a general election in central London on Saturday.

Evening Standard

TV’s lost its courage, says Spitting Image maestro after cancellation

Satirical puppet show Spitting Image has been cancelled after two years on BritBox but John Lloyd, the man who originally produced the series back in the Eighties, is not surprised.

Wales Online

Rishi Sunak's car comes with a secret escape hatch

It also has a self-healing fuel tank and a tamper-proof exhaust

Daily Mirror

I'm A Celebrity's Boy George will have vegetarian alternative for grisly eating trials

ITV bosses say Boy George, 61, can do the gruesome eating trials on I'm A Celebrity, despite being a vegetarian and say his meals will have quite a "stink"

Daily Mirror

I'm A Celebrity's Boy George compares himself to Margaret Thatcher ahead of launch

Music legend Boy George has said that he's 'bored of being iconic in a corner' ahead of his appearance on I'm A Celebrity

The Guardian - UK

Economist Ha-Joon Chang: the Tory mini-budget was like trying to bring back terrible Tex-Mex

In a mouth-watering new book, the South Korean academic fuses his twin passions of food and economics to interrogate capitalism

The Guardian - UK

Civil service messaging and marketisation under Margaret Thatcher

Letters: Mike Lewis recalls the importance of maintaining appearances during his time in the Central Office of Information. Plus letters from Paul Flewers and Béryl Barnes

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