Margaret Thatcher: Prime Minister
Renowned broadcaster Andrew Marr presents this documentary which sees family; friends; and former colleagues recall Baroness Thatcher's life; her extraordinary personality and her tumultuous years in government.
Primary Title
- Margaret Thatcher: Prime Minister
Date Broadcast
- Saturday 13 April 2013
Start Time
- 19 : 30
Finish Time
- 20 : 20
Duration
- 50:00
Channel
- BBC Knowledge
Broadcaster
- Sky Network Television
Programme Description
- Renowned broadcaster Andrew Marr presents this documentary which sees family; friends; and former colleagues recall Baroness Thatcher's life; her extraordinary personality and her tumultuous years in government.
Classification
- G
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Biography
- Documentary
- Politics
Hosts
- Andrew Marr (Presenter)
Contributors
- Margaret Wickstead (Thatcher Family Friend)
- Derek Phillips (Spokesman, Finchley Conservative Association)
- Simon Jenkins (Retired Political Journalist)
- Lord Nigel Lawson (British Cabinet MInister, Conservative Party 1974-1992)
- Kenneth Clarke (British MP, Conservative Party)
- Lord Norman Tebbit (British MP, Conservative Party 1981-1987)
- Lord Peter Carrington (British Foreign Secretary 1979-1982)
- Lord Kenneth Baker (British Minister for Information Technology 1981-1984)
- Carol Thatcher (Baroness Margaret Thatcher's Daughter)
- Lord Neil Kinnock (Leader of the Opposition, British Labour Party 1983-1992)
- Lord Charles Powell (British Foreign Affairs Adviser 1982-1991)
- Sir Bernard Ingham (Margaret Thatcher's Press Secretary 1979-1990)
- Lord Geoffrey Howe (British Foreign Secretary 1983-1989)
- Lord Christopher Patten (British MP, Conservative Party)
- Lord Cecil Parkinson (British Transport Secretary 1989-1990)
- Charles Moore (Baroness Thatcher's Authorised Biographer)
- David Cameron (British Prime Minister, Conservative Party)