so i do believe that margaret thatcher actually would have supported the return of the death penalty.solution consulting with high levels of crime . though some of levels of crime. though some of us knew margaret very well. i knew her very well . she was knew her very well. she was leader of the opposition. i used to advise her and you are very when she was prime minister and i can tell you she never supported the death and she wouldn't support it now for all the reasons i've mentioned because it would put british in danger. because it would put british in danger . however the british danger. however the british citizens in danger. what danger. however the british citizens in danger . what would citizens in danger. what would you hope you may not have heard? but i was saying before we used to have all these debates in the all the parliaments, the three poems. and i and the one thing that all the chiefs of staff in secure told us was , look, if you secure told us was, look, if you want ira terrorists being encouraged, like bobby sands and all the rest of it, if you want more martyrs, y

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the workers are warned against the graeme cyber takeover, led by the 1st woman tore leader margaret thatcher in an election that would decide the fate of britain. margaret thatcher, leader of the opposition conservative party, looks to claim the advantage by claiming the ground occupied by the fall. right. people are really rather afraid that this country might be wrong of swamped by people with a different culture. and you know, this as any fear, as it might be formed, people are going to react to give all the hostile to those coming. in fact speaks to that sense of being under attack on very cleverly. she says, all of these feelings of insecurity and experiences of dispossession because britain in the seventy's is not a lovely place to live unemployed, to starting to rise industries o'clock thing 1st off a strikes that's raging inflation, less loss of economic growth. she says, you know, that why you feel horrible. maybe it's because of it's these swamping of us without quite explicitly saying it. she makes the whole sense of economic crisis seem what come racial crisis. the majesty queen

close result and the prospect of britain having its 1st woman running the end of the night. margaret thatcher, the election victory in 1979 triggered a transformation of britons economy and institutions, including the b, b. c. by then a vastly expanded confident and at times combative news operation. sacha had the network in her sites, which she believed that the bbc was soft in the head. the bbc was too liberal, a, b, b, c was not understanding what she wanted to do. and from the very beginning, she was trying to find ways of emasculating the bbc there were 2 strands going on, a government that was determined to believe the bbc to make it easy to what it wanted. so in terms of the method is also the amc producing program that was its way of fighting back for the politicians and program makers soon came into conflict. critical documentary is on topics ranging from britain's intelligence agencies to the fulton's war were tact, censored, sometimes shout. but no issue was as contentious as the troubles in northern ireland, where british troops were 10 years into fighting an insurgency by the iri

since margaret thatcher. within 24 hours, the new government was boycotting flagship bbc programs. accusing the cooperation of anti conservative by next up, a pledge to review, perhaps even abolish the license feed, briefed to the media with a plan to quote walk the b b c. the u. k. government emergency cobra committee met this afternoon to discuss corona, far as the pandemic got in the way of johnson's plans. but his aggressive approach rattled the broadcaster and left a lasting imprint on its hierarchy. this tim davy, named by the b. b. c is its new director general scene is more palatable to the government because of his background and conservative politics. there's also robbie get a former advisor to another conservative prime minister appointed by the government to the bbc's board. and then the man, the johnson administration hired as the bbc's new chairman, richard sharp. not only is sharpe, a long time donor to the party, an adviser to johnson. he's also accused of facilitating a personal loan for the

felt that the climate change to when i said, perhaps mostly on hulu, prime minister ship of margaret thatcher. ah, good evening. well, it looks like being one of the most exciting election night with the possibility of a very close result and the prospect of breaking having its 1st woman running the end of the night. margaret thatcher election, victory in 1979 triggered a transformation of britain's economy and institutions, including the bbc by then a vastly expanded confident and at times combative news operation. sacha had the network in her sites who she believed that the bbc was soft in the head. the bbc was too liberal, bbc was not understanding what she wanted to do. and from the very beginning, she was trying to find ways of emasculating the bbc. there were 2 strands going on a government that was determined to believe the bbc to make that even safer. what it wanted for in terms of the method is also the amc producing program that was its way of fighting back for the politicians and program makers soon came into conflict. critical documentary is on topics ranging from britain's intell

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i believe nikki haley is america's first margaret thatcher -- is america's version of margaret thatcherighter, but she fights with a very calm demeanor. do not let that calm demeanor fool you. nikki will be a leader with an iron fist in a velvet glove. nikki loves america and will not sit by idly and watch the radical left destroy our country as is now happening before our very eyes. nikki recognizes that economic security is national security. she will fight against the woke culture, she will fight to secure our borders, which is ushering in the fentanyl. she will fight to become energy independent. she will fight for a strong military because she believes it is peace through strength. she will fight to support our only democracy in the middle east, israel. [applause] she will appoint truthful servants to the highest court in the land, our supreme court. she is a loving mother who believes the sanctity of life begins in the womb. [applause] most importantly, nikki haley is a faithful servant of our almighty god. like most of you, i believe republicans are desperately looking for new le

margaret thatcher has already been mentioned.argaret thatcher her first year in office gave it to a 5% pay increase on average to the public sector because she did not want strikes to happen. it is not unheard of for governments to be generous when inflation is high because they know they have to keep those services running. what is happening is we are getting worse and worse public services because we are not paying people properly. >> how much do you think that aspect of this argument features in the government's conversation, the concern about the public services, the quality of the nhs, the quality of schools? does that factor into any of this? >> yeah, well, quite significantly. it is one of the main things governments get elected on. i think it features quite prominently, but one of the other things that features quite significantly in discussions like this, there has been some discussion with how private sectors are getting on, too, and those of us in the private sector would look at a 23% defined pension and think that's

i think he was absolutely, with margaret thatcher, totally behind that.johnson is a character that fascinates a lot of british politicians, particularly -- >> i'm going to jump in and cut you off because you said margaret thatcher. . but on margaret thatcher, i've got to ask -- you host a very popular nightly radio show in london. explain to our american viewers, if american politics is crazy, why is british politics saying, hold my beer? how many british prime ministers will we get through the next 12 months? >> one. i can confidently predict that. look, british politics has been quite balmy over the past three or four years, a lot of reasons for that. we've undergone almost a sort of national nervous breakdown in some ways politically. i think calm has been restored and i think rishi sunak, the new prime minister, is bringing a sense of calm to the office. the northern ireland protocol difficulties we've had in brexit seems to be about to be resolved. i think that can harold at the start of hopefully a calmer era for the whole country around politics. >

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in may 1979, a conservative government led by margaret thatcher was elected and, within months, it passede certainly become less influential. they became less influential from the 1980s to the 2010s. i believe they're becoming more influential now. just as in 1979, today's strikes are being driven by powerful forces of economics. the covid pandemic saw a pay freeze on many workers, and just as things were getting back to normal, came the war in ukraine, causing a huge increase in the cost of energy. we want 10%! workers are experiencing the deepest and longest wage squeeze in 200 years. the cost of living crisis, energy prices soaring, the cost of fuel and household goods and food. people are on their knees and they're saying, "we need more. "we need a fair pay rise." inflation hit 11% as the latest wave of strikes began. the institute for fiscal studies estimates the cost of raising pay to match that across the whole of the public sector would be £18—billion. the government says that increase is unaffordable and would make inflation worse. we need to make sure that in the round, the deci

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the temporarily lost territories of the russian empire with the former british prime minister margaret thatcherively developing oil in the caspian and the caucasus in in general. i'm going to advice, then the guild is an art gallery, where there are many copies and few originals. so things keep repeating and it's no wonder you're talking about the big game again in 2008. georgia attacked south ossetia georgian military killed civilians russian peacekeepers goal was complete cleansing of south ossetia annexation of the unrecognized republic of georgia and elimination of the russian presence in the region georgian army was preparing for war american british german israeli instructors armed the army with american money standards. nato however. nothing new, the old well-established scheme to fight against russia by proxy and it doesn’t matter chile, the georgian or the army, or the hands of international terrorists or the hands of the turkish army, as it was the whole nineteenth century? by the way, here's an interesting detail. during the war of 1876-187, the don cossacks who were participating in

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britain's first female prime minister margaret thatcher as well. she certainly had a unique voice. to help her evolve that? guest: yeah. she was my first client in 1980 when she took over, as we see on the screen, her premiership. she was using this very light, upper-middle-class sound which was not not really authentic. so the conservative party that she was the leader of estimated coming and to allow her to feel this notion of gravitas, of really feeling embodied gravity and through the ease and relaxation. so i had a great fun in the early hours of the morning having margaret and i in the house of commons, bowli sound across the floor, which she loved. [laughter] kristen: having a hand in shaping "the iron lady," if you will. give me a hand here, how could you make my voice more powerful and centered? maybe there are a couple of exercises we can do now in the few seconds we have left our viewers can also take something from it? [laughter] what do you think? guest: the first thing is the breath is the key to the experience. if we were working together i would encourage you in the

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sir bernard ingham, margaret thatcher was a proper secretary for the majority of her 11 as prime ministerwith the press and his dislike of spin, he became a staunch ally of this is thatcher. she reported his loyalty with a knighthood in her resignation honours list. time for a look at the weather. here's chris faulkes. we started the day on a cloudy note but it's been brightening up nicely and a lovely end to the day across cumbria, with lots of sunshine for them it's not been like that everywhere. this afternoon across north—east scotland, a zone of thick cloud working in and one or two showers. talking about cloud, it can be quite difficult for the computer forecast to get cloud exactly right. this is tractor cumulus and look at this bank of it in the north sea. that is going to be moving towards the south—west and our shores. these are the winds at cloud level. we can see the model is a bit deficient in the cloud. we will probably see that cloud come in across north and eastern scotland. if it does, that will prevent much in the way of frost. furtherwest, will prevent much in the way o

england embracing the radical new vision for the future offered by margaret thatcher.ndence movement reinvented itself, the snp talking the language of social democracy and greater equality. this appealed to old labour voters and enthused the young. that realignment of loyalties happened under alex salmond's leadership. no—one embodied it more fully than nicola sturgeon. but under her, there's been no further surge in support for independence. even the unpopularity of brexit here and the toppling of four conservative prime ministers have moved the dial a few points, at most. but drill down into the opinion polls that consistently show the country roughly divided 50—50 on independence. the young remain overwhelmingly in favour, and there's even strong support among the middle—aged. many nationalists believe time is on their side, that the fruit of independence is ripening on the tree of age demographics, and it will eventually fall into their laps. the union has been strongest over the ages when it's been built on shared values and a common sense of purpose. nicola stur

sir bernard ingham, who was margaret thatcher's press secretary for the majority of her 11 years as primeown for his no—nonsense approach to dealing with the press and dislike of "spin", he became a staunch alley of mrs thatcher's. she rewarded his loyalty with a knighthood in her resignation honours list. sir bernard ingham, who's died at the age of 90. the snp has confirmed that three candidates are in the race to succeed nicola sturgeon as party leader and first minister of scotland. kate forbes, ash regan and humza yousaf all secured enough nominations to make it on to the ballot paper. voting begins on march 13th and will close on the 27th. our scotland editor james cook has the latest. stepping into the spotlight, ash regan�*s campaign are calling her the underdog. she is calling on campaigners for scottish independence to unite. the truth is that our movement has been divided for far too long by petty differences and personal agendas. instead, she promised a relentless focus on independence, insisting an election victory at holyrood or westminster would provide a mandate. you have

course the original person there was dubbed the lady was the former british prime minister, margaret thatcher. that is clearly in hopes seeing your reputation all around the world. but does it at home make people think that perhaps you are a single issue politician, even if it is the biggest issue of all? well, the security issue was not my issue before the war as or so i'm, i'm working on the economy and digital issues on, on, on cyber issues, all of all of those. they have all sorts of nicknames, and they call me back home the war princess like in a negative terms. so i don't know what to do. that was nicknames and you're at a time when you're trying to focus on these international issues. clearly, these international issues are having a bearing on the global economy, on the european economy and on stone use economy. this is not really a particularly good time to be running for reelection, no true and true. but you know, it is very difficult times and people understand that and, and due to our history and the experience from that i think people is to see that we have been through tough time

favor of the defendants and the government simply eliminated the public interest defense or was margaret thatcher's government . when they pushed through the 1989 official secrets act which removed the public interest defense i had previously existed. and when you look at legislation, this isn't uncommon, it's always easier to accept some minor concessions to push through and otherwise draconian law and then come back later when nobody is watching or paying attention and eliminate those few concessions or protections our minor. they may have been so we're her. yeah, i don't know how many people even noticed when the 1989 law and up removing the a the public interest offense. a few years earlier, a british civil servant, clive haunting, had used these defense successfully when he was prosecuted for leaking information . a regarding the sinking of an argentinian battle cruiser. right, when it was sailing away, when it would no longer pose a threat that's doing the the falcons war and basically he leaked information. i think that showed that the government had lied in parliament. and after he was pros