As we celebrate its 78th year, our beloved NHS faces an ongoing threat: death by privatisation. The question is: Can Labour be trusted to protect what Nye Bevan built, or will it preside over its ...

Ten years ago today, the people of Greece voted decisively in a referendum to reject the austerity program that the European ...

After backing the Greens at the last election, Mr Coogan appeared on BBC Breakfast to endorse the co-operative movement, ...

The emotion bubbled up as Gillian Anderson collected her CineMerit Award at the Munich International Film Festival. Visibly ...

So there was these big hair miners getting the s**t kicked out of them by the police and they were wearing gay badges.' ...

SOLOMON HUGHES explains how the PM is channelling the spirit of Reagan and Thatcher with a ‘two-tier’ nuclear deterrent, ...

ALEX BRUMMER: The potential damage to an already stuttering economy, weighed down by the Chancellor's growth-sapping £40 billion of tax rises, doesn't bear thinking about.

Before you’ve had a moment to register the ominous way in which he frames human connection in such bleak economic terms, he ...

Margaret Thatcher IAIN DALE (SWIFT PRESS, 192 PP, £16.99) TABLET BOOKSHOP PRICE £15.29 • TEL 020 7799 4064 It’s Margaret Thatcher’s centenary this year.

Five reasons Margaret Thatcher should be seen as one of Britain's greatest prime ministers Our first female PM is urgently due a reappraisal, argues her latest biographer, especially among young ...

The Thatcherite dream finally died this month. Margaret Thatcher’s 11 years in office had a long afterlife, perhaps longer than that of any prime minister other than Clement Attlee. She reimagined ...

Mrs Thatcher was born on October 13 1925 and spent her childhood in the Lincolnshire market town before heading off to Somerville College, Oxford, at the age of 18 to study chemistry.