This year marks two significant anniversaries in the life of Margaret Thatcher. She was born on October 13 1925 and on ...

Margaret Thatcher died ... Today Sir Keir is happy to strike Thatcherite poses. Ironically, while some Conservatives are celebrating Thatcher this year, other Tories want to move on.

The interview is the subject of this two-part Channel 4 drama by James Graham, and starring Harriet Walter and Steve Coogan.

Today marks the 50th anniversary of Margaret Thatcher being elected Leader of the Conservative Party. The first female British prime minister was a political titan who won three consecutive ...

In Channel 4’s Brian and Maggie, Harriet Walter takes on the role of Margaret Thatcher. The two-part drama – co-starring Steve Coogan as the pre-eminent inquisitor of the day, Brian Walden – centres ...

Margaret Thatcher rarely flinched in the face of scrutiny. But one interview, aired on 29 October 1989, proved to be a turning point in her premiership. Conducted by Brian Walden, the former MP ...

Brian and Maggie is a recreation of Margaret Thatcher's final TV interview with broadcaster Brian Walden (played by Steve Coogan), which shattered their relationship. After he resigned as a Labour ...

Margaret Thatcher is "still adored and revered" by the Conservative Party, "grudgingly respected" by Labour prime ministers past and present, and "despised and reviled on the left and in many ...

And, of course, one of the most famous political transformations of all time was that of Margaret Thatcher, who made it her mission to change her voice – once deemed too harsh to be included in ...

Two days after the shock resignation of her chancellor, Nigel Lawson, in 1989, "Margaret Thatcher sat down for what she thought would be a straightforward TV interview", said Dan Einav in the ...

The executive producer and actor, who played Brian Walden, said he wanted his character to be less enamoured with Margaret Thatcher than the writer's portrayal had originally suggested.