the former conservative politician nigel lawson, who was margaret thatcher's chancellor in the �*80s,ied at the age of 91. he was the longest—serving chancellor of the 20th century, before he resigned in 1989 over thatcher's choice of economic advisor. political figures have been paying tribute to him. prime minister rishi sunak tweeted this: "one of the first things i did as chancellor was hang a picture of nigel lawson above my desk. he was a transformational chancellor and an inspiration to me and many others. my thoughts are with his family and friends at this time." the current chancellorjeremy hunt said: "nigel lawson was a rarity amongst politicians, someone who transformed our thinking as well as transforming our economy. since he stepped down as chancellor, his shoes have been impossible to fill but he inspired all his successors, leaving the country more prosperous and enterprising." and former prime minister borisjohnson wrote: "nigel lawson was a fearless and original flame of free market conservatism. he was a tax—cutter and simplifier who helped transform the economic la

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— most from margaret thatcher's government? most from margaret thatcher's rovernment? one of the most significant of _ government? nigel lawson was one of the most significant of all _ government? nigel lawson was one of the most significant of all post-war - the most significant of all post—war uk chancellors. he cited by pretty much every conservative chancellor of the decade as a profound influence. in the 1980s, he was a key part of the thatcher economic revolution, free—market revolution. his reputation was as a tax cutter but his tax reforms were arguably as important. he is credited with creating powerful entrepreneurial forces in society, wealth creating forces, in the 805, but it should be stressed as well that that decade is also remembered many communities around the uk is a time of widening inequality and very painful deindustrialisation. one of his other great missions as chancellor was to control inflation, which led to him falling out with margaret thatcher, because over how to go about controlling it and ultimately because he thought she was getting adv

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the former conservative politician nigel lawson — who was margaret thatcher's chancellor in the �*80sth century — before he resigned in 1989 over thatcher's choice of economic advisor. political figures have been paying tribute to him. prime minister rishi sunak tweeted this: "one of the first things i did as chancellor was hang a picture of nigel lawson above my desk. the current chancellorjeremy hunt said: "nigel lawson was a rarity amongst politicians, someone who transformed our thinking as well as transforming our economy. and former prime minister boris johnson wrote: "nigel lawson was a fearless and original flame of free market conservatism. here's more from our political correspondent helen catt. nigel lawson was the architect of the economic policies that underpinned thatcherism. six years in office saw some of the most far reaching changes ever made to britain's financial affairs. i was asked to be the first city editor for the new sunday telegraph. he began his career as a journalist, editing the spectator magazine and making regular appearances as a tv pundit. nigel lawso

the conservative politician nigel lawson — who served as margaret thatcher's chancellor in the 19805as died at the age of 91. the drug dealer who shot dead nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool is sentenced to a minimum of 42 years in prison. members of england's biggest teaching union will strike for a further two days after voting to reject the latest pay offer. ladies and and in sport, relegation and champions league places both at stake as everton host tottenham in the premier league. at ruslip rugby club. at ruslip rugby club. good evening. a short while ago donald trump landed in new york, where, for the first time in the history of the united states, a former president will be charged with a criminal offence. mr trump is to face charges connected to the payment of hush money to the porn actor stormy daniels in the lead—up to his campaign for the presidency in 2016. the hush money in itself was not unlawful, but it's alleged that business records were falsified to disguise the nature of the payment, in violation of campaign rules. in new york, police are on high alert

caroline slocock is the former private secretary to margaret thatcher and john major.. shejoins us from she joins us from suffolk. as someone who has played a key role in government, really interested to hear what your reflections are of everything that is happening? weill. everything that is happening? well, i think that everything that is happening? well, | think that this — everything that is happening? well, i think that this is _ everything that is happening? well, i think that this is an _ everything that is happening? -ii i think that this is an incredibly important decision for rishi sunak. i have worked for two minister max, to be effective you have to work effectively —— write to prime ministers. margaret thatcher behaved very well toward civil servants, but behaved badly to what ministers. but then that ended badly for her, because they bit back. so i think it is very important that ministers and civil servants work well together, because otherwise you cannot deliver as a minister. but perhaps even more importantly than that this is a test of rishi sunak�*s

. aide to, margaret thatcher.el and nigel, look, he obviously had an life, but still very sad news tonight . yes, it very sad news tonight. yes, it is. diane and nigel lawson, i think was a man of real principle. a true thatcherite and also a very strong brexit matter as well. i had the opportunity to meet him a number of occasions when i worked for lady and he was somebody who i think was the embodiment in every respect what thatcherism was all about. and lady had tremendous respect, actually , tremendous respect, actually, for nigel lawson . he leaves for nigel lawson. he leaves behind, i think a legacy of a far stronger british economy as a result of the free market policies that were implemented under lady thatcher and. nigel lawson really played a very critically important role in terms of advancing policies, including, of course, a series of tax cuts. and so we a great debt, i think, to nigel lawson and his his life of service to two great britain and for all of the work he did alongside margaret thatcher ve

. aide to, margaret thatcher.el and nigel, look, he obviously had an life, but still very sad news tonight . yes, it very sad news tonight. yes, it is. diane and nigel lawson, i think was a man of real principle. a true thatcherite and also a very strong brexit matter as well. i had the opportunity to meet him a number of occasions when i worked for lady and he was somebody who i think was the embodiment in every respect what thatcherism was all about. and lady had tremendous respect, actually , tremendous respect, actually, for nigel lawson . he leaves for nigel lawson. he leaves behind, i think a legacy of a far stronger british economy as a result of the free market policies that were implemented under lady thatcher and. nigel lawson really played a very critically important role in terms of advancing policies, including, of course, a series of tax cuts. and so we a great debt, i think, to nigel lawson and his his life of service to two great britain and for all of the work he did alongside margaret thatcher ve

gi course, margaret thatcher remains a very controversial figure, course, margaret thatcher remains as cabinet from 1981-19 it margaret thatcher's cabinet from 1981—19 it nine. sadness of his passing today. first, let's get around of the sport from the bbc sport centre. there's one match of significance at both ends of the table in the premier league at present with everton hosting tottenham. the toffees can move out of the bottom three with a draw or better while spurs can usurp manchester united and move fourth and into the all important champions league places as the season moves towards a climax with a point and victory would see them up to third. it's currently 1—0. shortly after that in an unrelated incident,, spurs 1—0 up with 18 minutes ago. valencia can move out of the relegation zone in spain's laliga with a draw or better against eighth placed rayo vallecano. while in italy's serie a there are two mid table battles with empoli winning out against lecce thanks to a francesco caputo penalty, while sassuolo at home to torino 1-0. chelsea interim head coach bruno saltor says it

we can remember how negatively , sharply negatively, margaret thatcher cut off the tape was uploadedlady, although it is a very high-quality and good film. it received many different awards and rave reviews from critics and the audience, but david margaret thatcher is the same , it is the princess of monaco, there is a story about a greek and her children said that the film is terrible. invented something and they even wanted to somehow ban this film , but it was not possible and they did not come to its premiere at the cannes film festival , although they were invited . treating it as an image of the truth is far from clear to everyone, and that is why extremely many people demand more and more from neflexa, from the producers, from the authors of the corona series, to put a huge display of measures , i.e., an explanation before each series that it is fiction so that, god forbid, the viewers do not think that it is true documentary history until now, despite the appeal of some high-ranking officials, very authoritative people, secondly, they do not want to make such disclaimers, the

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yes, he was the absolute tower of strength that that got margaret thatcher's revolution shooting awayt . shooting away against that. later on, he fell out how horribly over year up. remember that first time of thatcher he fell out with her because he so in favour of link tying the british economy to the european later on. of course as we know he became an absolute committed brexiteer and but he played his part in a significant part in thatcher's downfall it was him and then later geoffrey howe who finished her off but he was a overall it's also worth remembering that he did engineer a tremendous boom in the british economy and then subsequently it went too far and it turned into a tremendous bust . so i dare say a tremendous bust. so i dare say it was interesting to . know what it was interesting to. know what liz truss thinks of he operated and his legacy . yeah. and and his legacy. yeah. and interesting. now to assess those dog days of the thatcher as to whether perhaps it was lawson rather than how that brought her down because of the tremendous battle that margaret thatcher in. so

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in the uk, the conservative politician nigel lawson, who served as margaret thatcher's chancellor inlor — one of the longest—serving of the 20th century. carolyn quinn looks back at his life. nigel lawson was the architect of the economic policies that underpinned that she was. for six years in office or some of the most far—reaching changes ever made to the british financial affairs. ever made to the british financialaffairs. i ever made to the british financial affairs.- ever made to the british financial affairs. i was asked to be the — financial affairs. i was asked to be the first _ financial affairs. i was asked to be the first city _ financial affairs. i was asked to be the first city editor - financial affairs. i was asked to be the first city editor for| to be the first city editor for the new sunday telegraph. he began his career as a journalist entertain the spectator magazine and making regular appearances as a tv pundit. he became an mp in 1970, earning a reputation as a man of the right, here calling for the end of sanctions against rhodesia as it was then. , ,.,, ., ag

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. great friend, margaret thatcher. the planning. i mean this was a very sufficed dictated plot and in particular the security forces as you point out in your book, had not realised the significance of these long delay timing devices that enabled you to put a bomb into a room two months in advance . now, good morning , advance. now, good morning, michael. and thank you for having me. and firstly, i'd like to say i'm struck by the fact that sean woodward, the quote he used about we have to be only lucky, only once, because, of course, is the famous claim of the ira responsibility for the brighton operation and the fact that that to this day in a sense kind of haunts the body politic is in itself very telling . yet is in itself very telling. yet this operation de ira terminology was the most audacious . operation of the audacious. operation of the entire troubles . and it was entire troubles. and it was started really with the hunger strikes when margaret thatcher entered real demonology of irish history because she was d

lord lawson played a pivotal role in margaret thatcher's governments, and will also be remembered foris views on climate change and brexit. sirjohn major described him as an "essential pillar" of 1980s conservative government who would be remembered. david cameron said he was a "brilliant chancellor" who had an amazing record and inspired people today. the former chancellor nigel lawson, who's died aged 91. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. hello, thank you. good afternoon. beautiful sunshine out there for many of us, but it was frosty this morning. really good frost. we can still obviously get them in april. look at this scene. a beautiful picture from one of our weather watchers in norfolk. of course, the sun is strong, the frost doesn't last very long, and indeed come across england and wales today, a lot of sunshine, but not necessarily in northern ireland and scotland. here, in fact, in northern ireland and scotland. here, infact, closerto in northern ireland and scotland. here, in fact, closer to a weather front, with thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain

holding several cabinet posts under margaret thatcher in the 1980s, he was seen as one of the most consequentialg powerful entrepreneurial forces in a decade also remembered around the uk as a time of widening inequality. a federaljury in san francisco has ordered tesla to pay about $3.2 million to a black former employee. the electric—vehicle maker was found to have failed to prevent severe racial harassment at its flagship assembly plant in california. on twitter, i'm @bbcbenthompson. the latest way to improve safety for people out partying in bath. the safe bus will be parked up every friday and saturday night outside bath abbey. at the end of the bus we have this sort of private area and this is obviously for people to come if they need their own private space, need some private medical treatment. so it's kind of like the kitchen area and we've got everything that you would probably need if, if, if you wanted to keep warm and have a nice drink, tea, coffee facilities, water. we've got sick bowls, emergency blankets, flip flops, which i've been told by the night past there's really popular sp

secretary, what was your relationship with margaret thatcher? well, i had i think i had a really good relationship with margaret. and often we argued about things and she's a pretty fierce arguer, but she doesn't like lapdogs people just so. yes, margaret yes. margaret and so we we would go at it, but our underlying way of thinking about things was very similar. so a lot was constructed by the reagan and thatcher relationship. and i was glad to be a of it and i was glad to go her funeral because i have been close to her both before i was in office and after we left office, we had times we were together. so i was glad to have a chance to go and pay my respects because i think it's a fair statement that between margaret thatcher and ronald reagan and leadership, they changed the world. the arc of history changed. page 245 of issues on mind. you write that in my view the most striking now is something else. it's the growing dynamism and cooperation of like minded nations that share an important set of positive goals. well, that's what, i think, with

it's a really special stop because the iron lady's birthday, margaret thatcher issued is 97. yes. my last question, we get some audience questions here. what does it mean to be an iron lady? i think to be an iron means that you are strong, that you understand that your job is to help lift up everyone and make life better for everyone around you, that we're victims. we don't need quotas we don't need special treatment. we just opportunity. and when opportunities itself, we we everything we have to to prove that we deserve to be in the room. and there's nothing wrong with iron ladies being feminine. there's nothing wrong with iron ladies being great wives and great moms and there's nothing with iron ladies. you know, showing emotion in that process as well. i think we need to be who we are. i think we need to be comfortable in our skin. i think we need to understand when women do things. we're just great at it. and i only ladies, gentlemen, ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen. thank you, ladies very, very much. thank you. thank. we do have we do have some questions from the audi

margaret thatcher appointed him to the treasury in 1983. europe. the current prime minister, rishi sunak, has led the tributes — tweeting that "one of the first things i did as chancellor "was hang a picture of nigel lawson above my desk. "he was a transformational chancellor and an inspiration to me "and many others. " and you can see the picture of mr lawson in the photo which accompanies the tweet. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there, good evening. this weather front is meeting this area of high pressure and that will be the driving force of the weather. that's where we've got the clearest skies over the next few hours. it's really quite chilly out there. a bit more cloud and drizzly rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland. so temperatures by tuesday dawn here above freezing. but elsewhere we could see a touch of frost, perhaps as low as minus four in one or two sheltered rural spots across england and wales. now through the day on tuesday after that chilly start, any misting is soon clearing away l

he watched margaret thatcher and those who stood for freedom and democracy. the world became a safer place. but what i see today around the world is disturbing. i think that unites. the one thing i would take pride in s an american, you are watching your lawmakers stand together with both parties advocating more democracy, with the plan to deter any chance of a war in the future. what we learn through reagan, peace through strength. trust, but verify. he went to the soviet union. he built a relationship and we watched the changes that could be brought. reporter: thank you. i am curious. what is it about this issue in particular that is bringing you altogether, where on so many other issues there was so much division? what is your message to china, who was threatening retaliation for doing this? rep. mccarthy: there is no need for retaliation. at no time, i am the speaker of the house, there is no place that china is going to tell me where i can go or who i can speak to. i am not the general manager of the houston rockets. we are united in the same approach on

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margaret thatcher appointed him to the treasury in 1983.ime minister, rishi sunak, has led the tributes — tweeting that "one of the first things i did as chancellor was hang a picture of nigel lawson above my desk. he was a transformational chancellor and an inspiration to me and many others." and you can see the picture of mr lawson in the photo which accompanies the tweet. that's it from us, thank you forjoining me. do stay with bbc news. hello. we've seen a reasonably settled spell of early april weather over the past few days, largely dry with some sunshine. and that's going to continue at least for another 24 hours for many parts of the uk. so sunny spells around. there is some rain in the forecast through tuesday and it's mainly pushing in across the far northwest all down to this weather front you can see here. but it is meeting this big area of high pressure which sits to the east, and that's really going to be the driving force of the weather, particularly across england, wales and eastern scotland, too. that's where we've got the

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you have a paradoxical situation where they are using while margaret thatcher famously referred to as, day 8, monday athjuly opportunity of publicity. they know people are looking at northern ireland, we know that they have been attacks and we know that it is a difficult situation that is not resolved. the pope was talking today about consolidating. what not resolved. the pope was talking today about consolidating.- today about consolidating. what is the best way _ today about consolidating. what is the best way to — today about consolidating. what is the best way to do _ today about consolidating. what is the best way to do that, _ today about consolidating. what is the best way to do that, how - today about consolidating. what is the best way to do that, how do i today about consolidating. what is l the best way to do that, how do you build on it? you are talking about there not being power—sharing on the ground, we are stuck in that deadlock. can you navigate, see a way that progress can be made? we have way that progress can be made? - have to remember it is only a few weeks since

opposition to the poll tax, a measure which led to huge public disorder, soured relations with margaret thatcher financial guru sir alan walters was the final straw. good evening. the chancellor, nigel lawson, resigned tonight taking the government, westminster and financial marks around the world totally by surprise. his resignation was seen by many as the beginning of the end of the thatcher era. he sat in the lords as lord lawson until last december, during which time he criticised the idea of man—made climate change and argued to leave the european union. the european union, as it is now, after of it is the complete economic basket case. the other half is not all that great. his view had always been that the market should operate with a minimum of interference, a philosophy that guided one of the 20th century's longest serving and most reforming chancellors. nigel lawson — the uk's chancellor of the exchequer during the 19805 — who's died at the age of 91. just want to bring you a little bit more on the news of the train crash in holland. passenger train carrying at least 50 people that has

and in the 1980s and margaret thatcher prime margaret thatcher was prime minister, was the case.he case. see, that's an absolute see, i think that's an absolute nonsense. the people i have nonsense. the only people i have that view, ask the that view, you ask me, the people haven't any people that haven't got any wealth you maybe wealth because when you maybe i think more to do think they're more likely to do i i do. ijust think they're more likely to do i i do. i just sit there i do what i do. i just sit there and i think everyone wants everyone else to pay a little bit more personally bit more tax personally speaking, everyone speaking, i think everyone should. if it was me, i try and pay should. if it was me, i try and pay tax as could pay as little tax as i could possibly legally. i hasten to add, get away with which said minded wouldn't tell minded peasant wouldn't you tell me? break. what me? it's a quick break. what i come with the latest on come back with off the latest on donald trump. so your reaction to that story and then it just and i've got lots coming up should chi

what margaret thatcher miners to do, thatcher wants the miners to do, like your freedom of thought leastas, was that in the european which tells us so off the monopoly of virtue, it speaks as if there a north concerned in virtue a height they'd be speaking from the north pole, from everest, respectively , a very quickly respectively, a very quickly reversed ferreted on cars because of the pressure in germany and the british now find themselves with targets that are far short of totally unnecessarily the difference that would be made by the british automotive industry effectively committing harakiri would be nothing to done to the environment. well, that's a point of view, which is a different discussion, but that what is left of it and we should to preserve hang on to an improved right to voluntarily mutilate it and mutilating the owners in this country would no difference to global emissions at all. but but we but we need to reflect on the fact that our earlier margins are early requirement to quit the combustible engine is now out of kilter with all of our needs . kilter with all of ou

here we, for example, once used a quote from margaret thatcher, we immediately received it.rry of the fact that she did not say this, and this is a fake. you are his spin and so on, but we went far in this story, and we found the source. and it turned out to be a british newspaper. therefore , if someone should be blamed, then the british newspaper, which wrote a refutation about the seal somewhere. goodbye, which means there was absolutely no refutation at the time of the release. and it's sorry one of the central. british newspapers and most importantly, this quote made a lot of noise, but we went. even beyond that. we also wrote a letter to the thatcher foundation. we asked a formal question regarding give please reply. was there such a quote? have you refuted the publication? then refute it now or not? neither yes nor no, maria vladimirovna did not tell us a lot of fakes that are directed against you personally. and here i would like to talk to them and tell the audience right after the advertisement. half an hour before spring there is a big premiere, watch after the pr

holding several cabinet posts under margaret thatcher in the 1980s, he was seen as one of the most consequentialreneurial forces in a decade also remembered around the uk as a time of widening inequality. a federaljury in san francisco has ordered tesla to pay about $3.2 million to a black former employee. the electric—vehicle maker was found to have failed to prevent severe racial harassment at its flagship assembly plant in california. amsterdam's schiphol airport plans to cut late—night flights as part of attempts to reduce noise pollution, according to reports in a dutch newspaper. citing the airport's chief executive, the newspaper — het parool — reports that plans for the airport will include closing almost completely between midnight and 5 am don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. a bad day for the thai companies. truth be told, i left mine two floors up and it was too late to go back and get it. thanks for taking us to that. let's return to those pictures, because the countdown continues to donald trump appearing the at the courthouse. we've been watch

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