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Blue Thatcher - Our Own Entertainment @ Academy 2 (2006) Finally out of the depths of time! Here is the footage of Blue Thatcher's legendary Manchester Academy 2 gig for Emergenza Unsigned 22nd July 2006. We didn't win, wasn't the best we'd ever played, but what a crowd and what a night! Song: "Our Own Entertainment" (Music & Lyrics by Paddy O'Hare) This was our little reality TV / Celebrity Culture protest song! Filming by Ben Edmundson Blue Thatcher: Paddy O'Hare, Dan Hutchings, Jorge Escobar & Ste James.

Rush Limbaugh - I Personally Know Margaret Thatcher And She Would Never Refer To Sarah Palin As Nuts

Tony Benn -- The issue is Thatcher Tony Benn talks about Thatcherism and the rotten philosophies of the Tory government in the 1980s. Clip from Benn's 'Speaking up in Parliament' video, available through and elsewhere. /

Margaret Thatcher-1 PART 1 (One). Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher, LG, OM, PC, FRS (née Roberts; born 13th October 1925) is a former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who served from 1979 to 1990. Born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, she studied chemistry at Somerville College, Oxford before qualifying as a barrister. In the 1959 general election she became MP for Finchley. Edward Heath appointed Thatcher Secretary of State for Education and Science in his 1970 government. In 1975 she became Leader of the Conservative Party, the first woman to head a major UK political party. Following the 1979 general election she became Britain's first female Prime Minister.

Portillo on Thatcher: The Lady's Not for Spurning - 1/10 Former cabinet minister Michael Portillo assesses the legacy and continued influence of Margaret Thatcher on the Conservative Party.

memories of dennis thatcher part 2.wmv richard ingrams, cynthia crawford, tim bell and Ffion hague remember dennis thatcher

Charles Moore on Margaret Thatcher: Chapter 3 of 5 Charles Moore discusses Margaret Thatcher's stance and relationship with Arthur Scargill and the Coal Miner's Strike in 1984.

Charles Moore -- The Legacy of Margaret Thatcher One of Britain's most distinguished journalists, Charles Moore is a former editor of the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph newspapers and of the Spectator magazine. Moore is also the authorized biographer of the Right Honorable Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven, better known as Margaret Thatcher. By 1979 Britain had lost its empire, become a power of the second rank, seen its living standards fall below those of Germany, France and Italy, and seemed adrift. In stepped the "Iron Lady." Reviewing video clips that illustrate key moments in her career, Moore explains how Margaret Thatcher, with breathtaking self-possession, identified what was wrong in Great Britain and what needed to be done to correct it -- epitomized by her breaking the strike of the National Union of Mineworkers. Moore delves into the intangible qualities of confidence and toughness that gave her the courage to stand side by side with Ronald Reagan in confronting the Soviets in the Cold War. Finally, in summarizing her career, he asserts that Margaret Thatcher "had the courage of her convictions, and her convictions were proved right by the course of history."

The Iron Lady Teaser Trailer #1 The Iron Lady: Tells the story of a woman who smashed through the barriers of gender and class to be heard in a male-dominated world. The story concerns power and the price that is paid for power, and is a surprising and insightful portrait of an extraordinary and complex woman. Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher.

IRA Tries to Assassinate Margaret Thatcher and her Ministers at Hotel in Brighton IRA Tries to Assassinate Margaret Thatcher and her Ministers at Hotel in Brighton. On 12th October 1984 at 2.54am, the Irish Republican Army tried to assassinate Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the entire British Cabinet. A bomb was placed inside the Grand Hotel in Brighton, Sus***, England where most leading members of the Conservative party were staying. It was the most devastating terrorist attack ever to have been launched on British politicians. The bomb failed to kill any of the ministers, however, five people were killed and 34 were injured in the attack. Thatcher was still awake at the time of the bomb and it left her bathroom badly damaged where she had been just two minutes earlier. IRA member Patrick Magee had checked in to the hotel nearly a month before the conference and during his stay he planted the bomb under the bath in his room. The room was being used by Sir Donald Maclean and his wife when the bomb went off. Magee was subsequently found guilty of planting the bomb and received 8 life sentences. He was later released in 1999 under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement. Check out our A Day That Shook the World playlist: Subscribe to British Pathe: Follow us on Twitter: @ Join us on Facebook: From:

Blue Thatcher - Intro / Wayne @ Academy 2 (2006) Finally out of the depths of time! Here is the footage of Blue Thatcher's legendary Academy 2 gig for Emergenza Unsigned 22nd July 2006. We didn't win, wasn't the best we'd ever played, but what a crowd and what a night! Song: "Wayne" (Music & Lyrics by Dan Hutchings) Introduced by Vince Atta. Filming by Ben Edmundson Blue Thatcher: Paddy O'Hare, Dan Hutchings, Jorge Escobar & Ste James.

Falklands and Mrs Thatcher Falklands and Mrs Thatcher. The political effects of the war were strong in both countries. A wave of patriotic sentiment swept through both: the Argentine loss prompted even larger protests against the ruling military government, which hastened its downfall; in the United Kingdom, the government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bolstered. It helped Thatcher's government to victory in the 1983 general election, which prior to the war was seen as by no means certain. The war has played an important role in the culture of both countries, and has been the subject of several books, films, and songs. Over time, the cultural and political weight of the conflict has had less effect on the British public than on that of Argentina, where the war is still a topic of discussion.

Margaret Thatcher 'the Lady's not for turning' Beleagured Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher makes pun during the 1981 Conservative Party conference speech: "the lady's not for turning" she says to her critics in her Cabinet and in the country, Brighton; 10 Oct 80

Margaret Thatcher - Falklands War "Rejoice" Prime Minister Thatcher tells press to "rejoice" over our victories in the Falklands War.

Margaret Thatcher: Free Society Speech (1975) Margaret Thatcher does a spot of spring cleaning and sweeps away socialism in this early rallying speech from the Conservative Party Conference of 1975. Four years later, Thatcher would become Prime Minister and this speech bodly outlines the kind of values upheld by her government and exemplifies her commitment to the free market, a property-owning democracy and the rights of the individual.

Margaret Thatcher-2 PART 2 (Two). Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher, LG, OM, PC, FRS (née Roberts; born 13th October 1925) is a former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who served from 1979 to 1990. Born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, she studied chemistry at Somerville College, Oxford before qualifying as a barrister. In the 1959 general election she became MP for Finchley. Edward Heath appointed Thatcher Secretary of State for Education and Science in his 1970 government. In 1975 she became Leader of the Conservative Party, the first woman to head a major UK political party. Following the 1979 general election she became Britain's first female Prime Minister.

The Political Assassination of Margaret Thatcher The events that lead to the end of one of the most remarkable and revolutionary premierships in British political history. The truth about how it was not the people, but her own party, that finally ended Margaret Thatcher's 11 years in office. "We are all - like it or not, rebel or not - the children of Margaret Thatcher."

Thatcher: "No! No! No!" A heavily edited version of Margaret Thatcher's statement of 30 October 1990 to the House of Commons on the European Council meeting at Rome held on 27/28 October. The Council was meant to discuss the Uruguay Round on General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade which was due to end in a few months but for which the EC had not developed a policy (alone out of the trading blocs). However the Italian Prime Minister, Giulio Andreotti, decided that the Council would refuse to discuss the GATT and instead push for the final stage in European Economic and Monetary Union in an attempt to get Thatcher to either agree or to force her to say "No" and thereby bring about her downfall by Europhile members of her party. Thatcher's hostility to a federal Europe led to Geoffrey Howe resigning from the Government on 1 November and to his fellow federalist Michael Heseltine's bid for the Tory leadership which brought down Thatcher on 22 November. As Howe later said: "I wanted to change the policies, not the leader. But if that meant the leader had to go, then so it had to be". After the Rome Council a French official was asked whether it had failed. He answered: "On the contrary, the Council had been an outstanding success, since it had re-established an eleven-to-one situation in the Community and destabilised Thatcher at home". Includes Eurosceptic interventions by Norman Tebbit (Con.), David Owen (Ind.), Ron Leighton (Lab.), Tony Favell (Con.), and Tony Benn (Lab.). www.publications ...

Margaret Thatcher's fashion sense - TV-am - 1984 Anne Diamond interviews Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher about the fashion industry and her recognition of it. They talk about how she dresses - her style; suits and blouses. Reading fashion magazines, looking in shop windows, today's fashions, being budget conscious, having to be Sunday best everyday.

Thatcher's Last Stand Against Socialism Margaret Thatcher's last House of Commons Speech on November 22, 1990. You can read the transcript here:

frank turner Thatcher ***ed The Kids www.frank- Whatever happened to childhood? We're all scared of the kids in our neighboorhood; They're not small, charming and harmless, They're a violent bunch of *** little ***s. And anyone who looks younger than me Makes me check for my wallet, my phone and my keys, And I'm tired of being tired out Always being on the lookout for thieving gits. We're all wondering how we ended up so scared; We spent ten long years teaching our kids not to care And that "there's no such thing as society" anyway, And all the rich folks act surprised When all sense of community dies, But you just closed your eyes to the other sidev Of all the things that she did. Thatcher f**ked the kids. And it seems a little bit rich to me, The way the rich only ever talk of charity In times like the seventies, the broken down economy Meant even the upper tier was needing some help. But as soon as things look brighter, Yeah the grin gets wider and the grip gets tighter, And for every ***age tracksuit mugger There's a guy in a suit who wouldn't lift a finger for anybody else. You've got a generation raised on the welfare state, Enjoyed all its benefits and did just great, But as soon as they were settled as the richest of the rich, They kicked away the ladder, told the rest of us that life's a ***. And it's no surprise that all the f**k-ups Didn't show up until the kids had grown up. But when no one ever smiles or ever helps a stranger, Is it any f**king wonder our society's in ...

Charles Moore on Margaret Thatcher: Chapter 1 of 5 Charles Moore, a former editor at the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, and Spectator Magazine, discusses, with Hoover research fellow Peter Robinson, the "Iron Lady," Margaret Thatcher.

Palin the Next Thatcher? No Way, Says Claire Berlinski Complete video at: fora.tv When asked if Sarah Plain can follow in Margaret Thatcher's footsteps, There Is No Alternative author Claire Berlinski denies any significant comparison between the two. Berlinksi lambastes, "We're talking about putting someone who might be prepared in 2016 in office - are you serious?" ----- Expanding on her book, Claire Berlinski asserts that Margaret Thatcher saved Great Britain by asserting her iron will -- exemplified in international affairs by the Falklands War and domestically by breaking the coal miners' strike -- and by restoring a moral philosophy that begins with the individual. Berlinski goes on to compare and contrast Barack Obama and Sarah Palin with Thatcher. Finally, from her vantage point as a six-year resident of Istanbul, Berlinski offers her assessment of precarious Turkey/US relations and the prospect of a truly moderate Islam. - Hoover Institution Claire Berlinski was born in 1968 in California, and grew up in New York, Seattle and California. She received her undergraduate degree in Modern History and her doctorate in International Relations from Balliol College at Oxford University. She has since lived and worked in Britain, Thailand, Laos, France, and Turkey as a journalist, academic, consultant and freelance writer. Her work has been published in theNew York Times, the Washington Post, City Journal, the New York Sun, First Post, the Oxford International Review, Asia Times, the Weekly Standard, the National Review ...

Pete Wylie [ The Day That Margaret Thatcher Dies! ] Brand NEW 1st OFFERING from the legend [ PETE WYLIE ] from his forthcoming new album set for release in 2010 ;] Mixed by YORKIE http www.last.fm

Margaret Thatcher on Terrorism An overview of the Brighton Hotel Bombing of 1984, including a famous speech made by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher denouncing the ills of terrorism and declaring that "all attempts to destory democracy by terrorism will fail."

Margaret Thatcher BBC Panorama 1987 Pt 1 She was asked if Thatcherism had left the nation devided. She responded with a partly political broadcast. The posting of this video does not imply support for Mrs Thatcher.

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MARGARET THATCHER in LONDON supporting ISRAEL and GILAD SHALIT in August 2011 READ BELOW....................................................................................................................................................................................................OK, SORRY this is not Margaret Thatcher, but it made you look - this is Joy Wolfe who was out in Trafalgar Square in central London offering her support with many others and asking the passersby to remember Gild Shalit who has been kidnapped and is in Hamas capacity since he was 19 years old for 5 years.. Credit to StandWithUs UK, RichardMillett Blog and Joy Wolfe.

memories of dennis thatcher part 1.wmv bill deedes, bernard ingham and matthew parris talk about dennis thatcher and his role as the first male consort to a prime minister

Margaret Thatcher does the Dead Parrot Sketch

Thatcher: There is no such thing as public money Margaret Thatcher addresses the Conservative Party conference in 1983.

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Pete Wylie The Day That Margaret Thatcher Dies Liverpool Olympia 24.9.11 The fantastic new offering from Liverpool's very own Elvis!!

Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher's handbag up for sale A handbag donated by Baroness Thatcher is expected to fetch around £100000 at a charity auction. Like us on Facebook at and follow us on Twitter at

Margaret Thatcher's Election Victory (1979) An overview of 1970's Britain and the radical proposals put forth by Margaret Thatcher that secured her Conservative party a pivotal election victory in 1979. The large financial rebate she secured for Britain from the European Union, one of the earlier achievements of her premiership, is also discussed.

Spitting Image (Thatcher & Hitler) The PM seeks her neighbour's advice

Eulogy to Reagan by Thatcher Eulogy to President Ronald Reagan delivered (or rather, pre-recorded and shown) by the former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at his state funeral in Washington. There were a couple of seconds missing - this pre-dates TiVO - I was switching between VHS tapes.

28th November 1990: Margaret Thatcher Resignation Speech Margaret Thatcher resigns as British Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party.

Margaret Thatcher's first speech as Prime Minister (1979) Archive footage of Margaret Thatcher's arrival at No. 10 Downing Street and her first speech to the nation as Prime Minister following her election victory in 1979.

Frank Turner -03- Thatcher ***ed The Kids 03. Frank Turner performing Thatcher ***ed The Kids at the Battersea Barge on June 3 2006.

Margaret Thatcher on Socialism These brief exchanges took place during Margaret Thatcher's last speech in the House of Commons on 22 November 1990. Read the complete transcript for this speech here:

Harold Macmillan giving a speech on Margaret Thatcher's Privatisation policies Harold Macmillan giving a speech on Margaret Thatcher's Privatization policies.