Thatcher Fest will begin in her home town on 13 October and will include a drag show and talks by former minister Edwina ...

Snubbed by the BBC on the 40th anniversary of his Wimbledon triumph aged 17 - he’d hoped to be invited back to resume his ...

Camilla visited Lower Shockerwick Farm, near Bath, Somerset, which is run as an educational centre by Jamie’s Farm. The farm is the seventh site operated by the charity which offers young people who ...

Ever since it opened in 1922, the 74-seat area of Centre Court has been the setting for moments that have lived long in the ...

Widely considered to have been one of the most famous people in the world while she was alive, protecting Queen Elizabeth II was one of the most daunting security tasks of her reign.

We must be thankful for strong leaders when they are most needed: Some 16 years ago or so I was visiting with my family ...

Thirty years later he did, as Thatcher’s secretary of state for employment. Tebbit’s 1982 Employment Act avenged the unions’ ...

One of Margaret Thatcher’s staunchest lieutenants, the ‘Chingford Skinhead’ held some notorious opinions and would happily go studs-up with his political opponents – but in person, Lord Tebbit was ...

He was a potential prime minister until he left high office to care for his wife, who was seriously hurt in a bombing by the ...

Norman Beresford Tebbit rose up the ranks to serve in Margaret Thatcher's cabinet and become one of the defining politicians ...

Brighton bomb survivor and former Thatcher cabinet minister Lord Norman Tebbit, who remained a staunch critic of the IRA after the attack, has died “peacefully at home”. Regarded as one of Margaret ...

LONDON -- Conservative politician Norman Tebbit, a key ally of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in her free-market ...