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Victorious in the Falklands War, Margaret Thatcher addresses her party conference in 1983 - the year the Conservatives won another national election.
Charles Moore - authorized biographer of Margaret Thatcher - discusses the coal strikes of 1984 in this video clip.
Britain's Prime Minister is required to respond to questions put by Members of Parliament.
In this clip from "Margaret Thatcher - The Fall," Britain's former Prime Minister describes what it was like to go through the final cabinet meeting, ...
This clip, from a BBC documentary on Margaret Thatcher, highlights her final days as Prime Minister and explains how she lost power when members of he...
This video clip includes an interview with Margaret Thatcher following her victory in 1974.
Looking back, to make sure her husband Denis is there, Margaret Thatcher addresses the gathered crowd, then leaves Number 10 Downing Street (the Londo...
Margaret Thatcher became a Member of Parliament in 1959, representing Finchley.
In this video - highlighting Margaret Thatcher's speech to the House of Commons on the 30th of October, 1990 - she explains why she is so opposed to B...
In this clip, from the BBC program "The Downing Street Years," Margaret Thatcher describes why she allowed America to use British bases during a deplo...
It was huge news - throughout the United Kingdom - when a sitting Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, resigned her position.
Margaret Thatcher remains a polarizing figure.
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