it was during this time that she met her husband , denis thatcher. they got married in 1951. twins mark and carol were born in 1953. thatcher began to look for a stable place in conservative party in the mid-50s. her candidacy for orpington in 55. rejected, but in april '58 she became a candidate in the finchley constituency. after a tough campaign in 1959, she won a seat in parliament. thatcher would represent finchley for over 30 years. she delivered her first speech in the house of commons on february 5, 1960, demanding that the local authorities hold their meetings in public. the next day, she gave her first television interview. "i have spoken in many places, but a speech in the house of commons is this completely different, it is a unique experience. do you think it's harder because you're a woman? no, i haven't noticed that, it's difficult because of the specifics of the audience and also because most of them have more experience in what you do. your performance yesterday was universally applauded, the front row is being talked about, how do you feel about that? i think

it was during this time that she met her husband, denis thatcher. they were married in 1951. twins mark and carol were born in 1953. thatcher began to look for a stable place in the conservative party. in the mid-50s. her candidacy for orpington in '55 was rejected, but in april '58 she became a candidate for the finchley constituency. after a difficult campaign in 1959, she won a seat in parliament. thatcher would represent finchley for over 30 years. she delivered her first speech in the house of commons on february 5, 1960. demanding from'. the next day she gave her first television interview. i have spoken in many places, but speaking in the house of commons is completely different, it is a unique experience. guess it's harder because you're a woman. no, i didn't notice that. this is difficult because of the nature of the audience, and also because most of them have more experience in what you do. your speech yesterday received a general. talk about the front benches, what do you think about it? i think we'll try to be good backups first. not until these two, of course wil

thatcher and her husband denis were not injured. thatcher changed clothes, and then, accompanied by security, went to the brighton police station. after leaving the hotel, she gave an impromptu interview. you hear about all these atrocities, bombs, you don't expect this to happen to you? but life must go on as before. and your conference will continue. the conference will continue, okay? all right, john. the conference will continue as usual. thank you. thank you. the bomb did not kill thatcher or any of the ministers in her government. however, five people died. in particular , conservative mp sir anthony berry and the wife of parliamentary finance minister john wakeham robert. thatcher could also have suffered, but she did not have time to use the bathroom, which suffered serious damage the next day , she took responsibility for the terrorist attack. on ira, promising to try again. here is their statement. mrs thatcher will now understand that britain cannot occupy our country, torture our prisoners and shoot our people in their ow