Thatcher kept in hospital after fall
Former Prime Minister Lady Thatcher will be kept in hospital for "several days" as a "precautionary measure" after breaking her arm in a fall at home, her spokesman said today.
Women still waiting for political equality 45 years after Margaret Thatcher made history
Bernard Ingham, press secretary to Margaret Thatcher, dies aged 90
The Crown's Gillian Anderson had to ignore own views about Margaret Thatcher
Noel Gallagher claims Adele won’t last as he praises Margaret Thatcher’s rule
The Iron Lady rakes in £2.1m in its opening weekend
Summer Camp’s Welcome To Condale is like a lost Brat Pack soundtrack
Alistair Darling: Labour spending cuts ‘tougher and deeper’ than Thatcher’s
A fight to the death
Jonathan Coe's novels tend to combine comic burlesque with political satire, famously epitomised in What A Carve Up! – a riotous send-up of Thatcher's Britain.
Film: My Beautiful Laundrette (15)
What: A visceral, witty and acutely observed study of racism and homophobia in Thatcher's Britain. The story concerns the apparent rekindling of a gay love affair between two teenage ex-schoolmates: a Pakistani laundrette worker Omar (Gordon Warnecke), and a lad called Johnny (Daniel Day-Lewis) who has fallen in with a gang of aggressive right-wing extremists.
This is England
Roland Rat. Cola Cubes. Mrs Thatcher. Space Invaders. A jaunty opening montage speaks of a fuzzy nostalgia.
