Margaret Thatcher

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• Sir John Hoskyns obituary

  20 Oct 2014: Businessman who became the influential head of Margaret Thatcher’s Downing Street policy unit

• From monobosoms to shoulder pads: The best of Women Fashion Power – in pictures

  19 Oct 2014: Donna Loveday introduces some of the brilliant looks from the Design Museum’s new exhibition about how women use fashion to enhance their position

• Why Sun journalists on police bail deserve our sympathy

  17 Oct 2014:

  Roy Greenslade argues that we should separate the Sun's political agenda from the travails of its arrested staff

• Telegraph executive who bought Mantel's Thatcher story departs

  15 Oct 2014:

  Dan Hickey leaves TMG before the end of his contract

• Helmut Kohl’s candid views on the British establishment revealed in book

  12 Oct 2014: Former German chancellor critical of royal family and says Margaret Thatcher used to fall asleep at summits

• The 10 best female power dressers

  10 Oct 2014: Ahead of this month’s Design Museum’s Women Power Fashion exhibition, Michael Hogan picks the most stylish alpha females…

• Lib Dem conference diary: gulf with the Tories is bigger than the Clyde

  5 Oct 2014: Delegates hold on to plucky optimism that party will bounce back as sensible voters will forgive Nick and Conservatives battle Ukip

• During the miners’ strike, Thatcher’s secret state was the real enemy within

  3 Oct 2014: Seumas Milne: The Tory leader’s eagerness to brand not only miners’ leaders but the Labour party as enemies of democracy was a measure of her extremism and determination for class revenge

• How the Guardian reported the 1984 Brighton bombing

  3 Oct 2014: Five people died as an IRA bomb targeting the Conservative party conference exploded at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, at 2.54am on 12 October 1984. Here’s how the Guardian covered the story

• Margaret Thatcher and the 1984 conference speech that never was – in pictures

  3 Oct 2014: The Brighton bomb forced Margaret Thatcher to tear up what would have been the most divisive speech of her premiership

• Thatcher papers reveal attack on Kinnock toned down after IRA bomb

  3 Oct 2014: Thatcher planned to call Labour leader a ‘puppet’ of hard left during miners’ strike, but altered speech after Brighton bombing

• Thatcher was to call Labour and miners ‘enemy within’ in abandoned speech

  3 Oct 2014: Former PM planned to say party had been hijacked by ‘enemies of democracy’ but rewrote speech after 1984 Brighton bomb

• ‘Extremism disruption orders’: it’s the IRA broadcasting ban all over again

  1 Oct 2014: Jean Seaton: David Cameron’s and Theresa May’s proposed media ban on some nonviolent extremists is unworkable, dangerous posturing

• Hilary Mantel’s Thatcher tale, Exhibit B and the failure to tell facts from fantasy

  30 Sep 2014: Letters: The reaction in these two cases shows the same failure to distinguish between historical facts on the one hand, and an imaginative response to them on the other

• The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher review – Hilary Mantel's new collection

  24 Sep 2014: The phenomenal narrative engine of the Cromwell novels only fires in fits and starts in this flawed but absorbing selection, writes James Lasdun

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