Margaret Thatcher Wiki: Death, Husband, Children, Facts, Family

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Short Info

Date Of Birth	October 13, 1925
Died	April 8, 2013, London, United Kingdom
Spouse	Denis Thatcher
Mark	Asprey handbag
Fact	Glenda Jackson stood up in the House of Commons and, during the extended tribute session, said that Margaret Thatcher had done "spiritual damage" to the country and was "not a woman, not on my terms." Although another MP spoke out against this, he was informed by the Speaker that "Nothing Unparliamentary has occurred".

Margaret Thatcher was born on October 13, 1925, in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England. Her father, Alfred Roberts, was a grocer and Methodist lay preacher, and her mother, Beatrice Ethel (née Stephenson), was a hairdresser and dressmaker. She had two younger siblings, Muriel and Denis.

Thatcher was educated at Grantham Girls’ School and Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School, where she excelled in science and mathematics. She won a scholarship to study chemistry at Somerville College, Oxford, but switched to studying philosophy, politics, and economics after her first year.

Thatcher’s political career began in earnest when she was elected to the House of Commons as the Conservative MP for Finchley in 1959. She held a number of junior ministerial positions before being appointed Secretary of State for Education and Science in 1970.

As Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990, Thatcher implemented a series of radical free-market reforms that transformed the British economy. She is perhaps best known for her tough stance on trade unionism and her successful military intervention in the Falklands War.

Thatcher was married to Denis Thatcher from 1951 until his death in 2003. They had two children, Carol and Mark.

Thatcher died on April 8, 2013, at the age of 87.

Thatcher was a controversial figure during her time as Prime Minister and her legacy remains divisive. However, she is widely acknowledged as one of the most significant political leaders of the 20th century.

General Info

Full Name	Margaret Thatcher
Date Of Birth	October 13, 1925
Died	April 8, 2013, London, United Kingdom
Height	1.66 m
Profession	Barrister, Statesman, Chemist
Education	City Law School, Somerville College, Oxford, Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School, University of Oxford
Nationality	British

Family

Spouse	Denis Thatcher
Children	Mark Thatcher, Carol Thatcher
Parents	Beatrice Roberts, Alfred Roberts
Siblings	Muriel Roberts

Social profile links

IMDB	http://imdb.com/name/nm0857137

Marks

#	Marks / Signs
1	Often wore a pearl necklace
2	Received pronunciation
3	Power suits
4	Helmet hair
5	Asprey handbag

Quotes

#	Quote
1	[in a 1973 interview] I don't think there will be a woman Prime Minister in my lifetime.
2	My mother used to say that without our monarchy we would be just like . . . Belgium!
3	[on the birth of her first grandchild] We have become a grandmother.
4	[to Salman Rushdie and his wife, on the fatwa] Nothing can really be done until there's a regime change in Tehran.
5	[her written tribute to Sir Jimmy Savile on This Is Your Life (1969)] So many Great Britons have had a touch of eccentricity about them and Jimmy is truly a Great Briton. Miner, wrestler, dance hall manager, disc jockey, hospital porter, fundraiser, performer of good works, Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire and Knight of the Realm, Jimmy, I and millions more salute you. God bless and thank you.
6	[on entering 10 Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minister] Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring faith. Where there is despair, may we bring hope.
7	[on the caucus of the party eventually challenging her leadership] Treachery with a smile on its face.
8	[on being dubbed "The Iron Lady" by a Soviet journalist] If that's how they wish to interpret my defence of values and freedoms fundamental to our way of life--and by "they" I mean that somewhat strange alliance between the comrades of the Russian Defence Ministry and our own defence minister--they're welcome to call me whatever they like.
9	"To borrow and to borrow and to borrow" is not Macbeth with a heavy cold. It is Labour Party policy.
10	My policies are based not on some economics theory, but on things I and millions like me were brought up with: an honest day's work for an honest day's pay; live within your means; put by a nest egg for a rainy day; pay your bills on time; support the police.
11	[on the meaning of consensus] The process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies in search of something in which no one believes, but to which no one objects.
12	[on proposed British integration into the European Union] No, no, no and never.
13	[on the Housing Act 1980, which gave five million council house tenants in England and Wales the right to buy their house from their local authority] It was Anthony Eden who chose for us the goal of "a property-owning democracy". But for all the time that I have been in public affairs, that has been beyond the reach of so many, who were denied the right to the most basic ownership of all--the homes in which they live. They wanted to buy. Many could afford to buy. But they happened to live under the jurisdiction of a socialist council, which would not sell and did not believe in the independence that comes with ownership.
14	[in 1975, after being elected leader of the Conservative party] I am going to have to make it quite clear that Britain is a place where those who have ability can use that ability and if they're successful they can stay here. So many of our successful people intend to go overseas. We want to build a country for successful people here and we use their success to help others. I firmly believe that those who work harder or who have greater ability should get greater rewards and keep them and that as they prosper themselves, so they should prosper others. If you're prepared to save I think you should get some benefit from that.
15	I firmly believe in law and order and in standing up for authority, otherwise we should have no free society.
16	People from my sort of background needed grammar schools to compete with children from privileged homes like Shirley Williams and Anthony Wedgwood Benn (Tony Benn).
17	Some socialists seem to believe that people should be numbers in a state computer. We believe they should be individuals. We're all unequal. No one, thank heavens, is quite like anyone else, however much the socialists may pretend otherwise. And we believe that everyone has the right to be unequal. But to us, every human being is equally important. A man's right to work as he will, to spend what he earns, to own property, to have the state as servant and not as master, they're the essence of a free economy and on that freedom all our other freedoms depend.
18	I am happy that my successor will carry on the excellent policies that in fact have finished with the decline of socialism and have brought great prosperity to this country, which have raised Britain's standing in the world and in fact have brought about a truly capital-owning democracy.
19	Our party is the party of equality of opportunity.
20	If my critics saw me walking over the Thames they would say it was because I couldn't swim.
21	[on the miners' strike of 1984-85] I must tell you that what we have got is an attempt to substitute the rule of the mob for the rule of law, and it must not succeed.
22	[on the resignation of Harold Wilson as Prime Minister in 1976] I gave Mr. Wilson a little piece of advice. It was just a suggestion but one I felt was in his interests and those of the country he's led to its present pass. "Go", I said, "and go now". It's always gratifying to be listened to.
23	[on the need for a law to prevent the promotion of homosexuality, which became Section 28] Children who need to be taught to respect traditional moral values are being taught that they have an inalienable right to be gay.
24	On my way here I passed a local cinema and it turns out you were expecting me after all, for the billboards read: The Mummy Returns (2001).
25	If you do not have charge of your own currency, you do not have charge of your own freedom. The idea that we should give up our own currency is utterly repugnant and I do not think many people would want to give it up. The moment you go to Europe - it's an awful thing, it's a spineless thing.
26	The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.
27	[on self-respect] Self-regard is the root of regard for one's fellows.
28	There will never be anybody else so compelling as Enoch Powell. He had a rare combination of qualities all founded on an unfaltering belief in God, an unshakable loyalty to family and friends and an unswerving devotion to our country. He was magnetic. Listening to his speeches was an unforgettable privilege. He was one of those rare people who made a difference.
29	Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are, you aren't.
30	The Russians said that I was an iron lady. They were right. Britain needs an iron lady.
31	I think sometimes the prime minister should be intimidating. There's not much point in being a weak, floppy thing in the chair.
32	[on Conservative colleague William Whitelaw, aka "Willie"] Every Prime Minister needs a Willie.
33	To those waiting with bated breath for that favourite media catchphrase, the U- turn, I have only one thing to say: You turn if you want to. The lady's not for turning.
34	I am profoundly concerned about unemployment. Human dignity and self-respect are undermined when men and women are condemned to idleness.
35	Being Prime Minister is a lonely job. In a sense, it ought to be--you cannot lead from a crowd. But with Denis [husband Denis Thatcher] there I was never alone. What a man. What a husband. What a friend.
36	That has been a bit of a problem for the Conservatives--Mr. Blair [Tony Blair] and the Labour Party sound too much like us.
37	No one would remember the Good Samaritan if he'd only had good intentions. He had money as well.
38	I do not know anyone who has got to the top without hard work. That is the recipe. It will not always get you to the top, but should get you pretty near.
39	[on her successor as Prime Minister, John Major] I don't think I was unkind to him. I supported him a lot--I chose him!
40	[the source of her famous (or infamous) quote "there is no such thing as society"] I think we have gone through a period when too many children and people have been given to understand "I have a problem, it is the Government's job to cope with it!" or "I have a problem, I will go and get a grant to cope with it!" "I am homeless, the Government must house me!" and so they are casting their problems on society and who is society? There is no such thing! There are individual men and women and there are families and no government can do anything except through people and people look to themselves first. It is our duty to look after ourselves and then also to help look after our neighbour and life is a reciprocal business and people have got the entitlements too much in mind without the obligations.
41	It is exciting to have a real crisis on your hands, when you have spent half your political life dealing with humdrum issues like the environment.
42	The enemy is socialism and the Labour Party.
43	I would never be prepared to give up our own currency.
44	Good conservatives always pay their bills. Unlike socialists, who just run up other people's.
45	Free choice is ultimately what life is about.
46	Capitalism only works by spreading to more of the population what used to be the privileges of the few.
47	If you want something said, ask a man. If you want something done, ask a woman.

Facts

#	Fact
1	Some people took to the streets in celebration on hearing of her death, and the song "Hi Ho the Witch is Dead" from the Wizard of Oz got a lot of airplay.
2	A female leader who remained popular despite unpopular decisions.
3	Lampooned in the Dr Who Episode "The Happiness Patrol".
4	Agreed to give Hong Kong back to China in 1984, even though it had been ceded forever to the UK in 1842. Only the New Territories were on a lease.
5	Deindustrialisation in the UK was mainly the result of globalisation and the end of the British Empire. British industries were in terminal decline after World War II and entirely dependent of Marshall Aid from the United States. The UK was overtaken economically by West Germany in 1955, and by France in the early 1960s.
6	Originally wanted to financially compensate the Falkland Islanders for the Argentine invasion in April 1982, rather than go to war to recover the islands.
7	Almost twice as many coal mines closed during the two premierships of Labour's Harold Wilson. More than 290 coal mines closed under Wilson, compared to about 160 under Thatcher, but Thatcher's government closed bigger mines which put far more people out of work and signaled the end of coal mining as a major industry in the UK. Coal mining in the UK would have ended anyway due to the Climate Change Act.
8	Glenda Jackson stood up in the House of Commons and, during the extended tribute session, said that Margaret Thatcher had done "spiritual damage" to the country and was "not a woman, not on my terms." Although another MP spoke out against this, he was informed by the Speaker that "Nothing Unparliamentary has occurred".
9	She was pictured on one of a set of eight British commemorative postage stamps honoring Prime Ministers, issued 14 October 2014. Other prime ministers featured in the set were William Pitt the Younger, Charles Grey, Robert Peel, William Gladstone, Winston Churchill, Clement Attlee, and Harold Wilson. Price of the Churchill, Attlee, Wilson, and Thatcher stamps on day of issue was 97p each.
10	She retired from the lecture/ after dinner speech circuit after several small strokes left her frail in 2004.
11	Thatcher was a huge admirer of British television presenter and charity fundraiser Jimmy Savile. She regularly invited him to Chequers while she was prime minister and he was knighted on her recommendation in 1990. She wrote a special tribute to him for his episode of This Is Your Life (1969) in 1990, describing him as "truly a Great Briton". Since his death in 2011, Savile has been revealed to be the country's most prolific sexual offender, with hundreds of reports of sexual abuse against children and adults being recorded by British police.
12	Many of her political and economic reforms, which were highly controversial at the time they were made, have been adhered to by all subsequent Conservative and Labour governments, including her reductions to income taxation (the top rate of income tax has never exceeded 50% since), her deregulation of the financial sector, her privatisation of public utilities and her sales of council housing stock.
13	She died at London's Ritz Hotel.
14	During her time as British Prime Minister, she cut income tax on the country's top earners by more than half. When she was elected in 1979, the top rate of income tax had stood at 83% since 1974. She immediately reduced it to 60% and in 1988 her government reduced it again, this time to 40%.
15	She broke her right arm in a fall at her London home in June 2009 and underwent surgery.
16	In August 2008, daughter Carol Thatcher revealed that her mother had been displaying symptoms of dementia for the previous seven years.
17	She was a descendant from the first marriage, with John Grey, 7th Lord Ferrers of Gorby, of Elizabeth Widville, Queen of England by her second marriage with King Edward IV.
18	She was educated at Huntingtower Road Primary School and then Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School.
19	Her likeness was used on the sleeves of two Iron Maiden singles; on the cover of the single 'Sanctuary', she is depicted as having been killed by Maiden's demonic mascot, Eddie, for apparently ripping up and Iron Maiden poster. She gets her revenge, however, on the cover of the single 'Women In Uniform' as a military uniform-wearing Maggie holding a machine gun waits around a corner to ambush Eddie as he approaches with a woman in uniform on either arm. However, despite the graphic sleeves, Maggie finally met with Iron Maiden in 1981.
20	She was the inspiration for a Doctor Who (1963) villain, Helen A (played by Sheila Hancock), in Doctor Who: The Happiness Patrol: Part One (1988).
21	She has her look-alike puppet in the French show Les guignols de l'info (1988).
22	She was the subject of several songs, none of them complimentary, including The Beat's song "Stand Down Margaret" in 1980, "Tramp the Dirt Down" by Elvis Costello (Costello says in the song that he will dance on her grave when she dies) and the Morrissey song "Margaret on the Guillotine". She is also mentioned in the Pink Floyd song "The Post War Dream" from their 1983 album "The Final Cut" (an album that was written as a rebuke to the Falklands War, abandoning its original concept as a soundtrack for the movie Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982)) and Mark Knopfler's song "Why Aye Man" (written about unemployed Geordie bricklayers and used for the third series of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet (1983)) . After Roger Waters left Pink Floyd in 1984, when performing "Pigs (Three Different Ones"), from 1977's "Animals," which originally attacked British censor Mary Whitehouse, he would sing Thatcher's name in Whitehouse's place in the third verse.
23	She was voted the 3rd worst Briton in Channel Four's poll of the 100 Worst Britons.
24	Before entering politics she was a scientist, at one time working on the chemistry of ice cream.
25	Although she was known to dislike the BBC, she was an enthusiastic fan of its comedy series Yes Minister (1980). One of its stars, Paul Eddington, was later awarded a CBE for his services to acting on her recommendation.
26	She is Britain's only 20th-century PM to serve three consecutive terms.
27	She was a tax lawyer and a research chemist before entering politics.
28	In South Africa they have named a nectarine after her.
29	Children: twins Mark Thatcher and daughter Carol Thatcher.
30	She was targeted for assassination by the IRA. In 1984, she was staying at the Grand Hotel in Brighton for the annual Tory Conference. She was working on her speech when a bomb exploded in the Hotel. She escaped unharmed, but the bomb was meant to kill her. One Conservative MP, one Conservative politician and 4 female attendees all lost their lives. Other members of her government to suffer injuries included Norman Tebbit and John Wakeham .
31	She was raised to the peerage in 1992, thereafter known as Baroness Thatcher.
32	She served as the United Kingdom's first female Prime Minister and was the only one until Theresa May assumed the office on July 13, 2016 after David Cameron resigned following the "Brexit" vote, which was the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union.

Pictures

Movies

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status	Character
SDI Star Wars	1991	Video documentary short consultant

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Caiga quien caiga	1997	TV Series	Herself
Some Mother's Son	1996		Herself (uncredited)
Happy Birthday Ma'am	1996	TV Movie documentary	Herself
The Gulf War	1996	TV Movie	Herself
Empire of the Censors	1995	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Odd Man Out: A Film Portrait of Enoch Powell	1995	TV Movie documentary	Herself - Cabinet Minister, 1970-1974 (as Lady Thatcher)
Los desayunos de TVE	1995	TV Series	Herself
Biography	1995	TV Series documentary	Herself
Tracking Down Maggie: The Unofficial Biography of Margaret Thatcher	1994	Documentary	Herself
Gente de primera	1994	TV Series	Herself
Thatcher: The Downing Street Years	1993	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Breakfast with Frost	1993	TV Series	Herself
A Week in Politics	1985-1992	TV Series	Herself
Waiting for God	1992	TV Series	Herself (in photo)
Election 92	1992	TV Movie	Herself
Primero izquierda	1991	TV Series	Herself
Arena	1991	TV Series documentary	Herself
A-studio	1990	TV Series	Herself
Wogan	1990	TV Series	Herself
Panorama	1980-1989	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Walden Interview	1989	TV Series	Herself
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	1989	TV Series	Herself
The Lowdown	1989	TV Series documentary	Herself
This Week	1976-1989	TV Series	Herself
Election 1987	1987	TV Movie	Herself - Conservative
Saturday Superstore	1987	TV Series	Herself
Forty Minutes	1986	TV Series documentary	Herself
Woman to Woman: Miriam Stoppard Talks to Margaret Thatcher	1985	TV Movie	Herself
Weekend World	1974-1985	TV Series	Herself
Good Morning Britain	1983-1985	TV Series	Herself
TV Eye	1979-1985	TV Series	Herself
Horizon	1984	TV Series documentary	Herself - Prime Minister
Aspel & Company	1984	TV Series	Herself
Election 83	1983	TV Movie	Herself
World in Action	1975-1983	TV Series documentary	Herself
Nationwide	1983	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Ploughman's Lunch	1983		Herself (uncredited)
TV-aktuelt	1983	TV Series documentary	Herself
Let Poland Be Poland	1982	TV Movie documentary	Herself
NBC White Paper	1981	TV Series documentary	Herself
Good Morning America	1979	TV Series	Herself
Decision 79	1979	TV Movie	Herself (as Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher)
Conservative Party Election Broadcast	1979	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Tonight	1979	TV Series	Herself - Conservative Leader
Midweek	1975	TV Series	Herself
Election 74	1974/I	TV Movie	Herself - Conservative
Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady	2012	Documentary	Herself
The Iron Lady: From Script to Screen	2011	Video documentary short	Herself (in photo) (uncredited)
Video Nasties: Moral Panic, Censorship & Videotape	2010	Documentary	Herself
The Great Offices of State	2010	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself - Prime Minister 1979-90
Hunger	2008		Herself - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (uncredited)
Ban the Sadist Videos!	2005	Video documentary	Herself
How Art Made the World	2005	TV Series documentary	Herself
Funny Turns	2001	TV Series documentary	Herself
Endgame in Ireland	2001	TV Movie documentary	Herself (Prime Minister of Great Britain)
American Experience	1998	TV Series documentary	Herself
Dynasty: The Nehru-Gandhi Story	1998	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Diana: The Nation's Farewell	1997	TV Movie	Herself
Election 97	1997	TV Movie	Herself (as Baroness Thatcher)

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
2016: We Remember Part One	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Timeshift	2003-2016	TV Series documentary	Herself - Prime Minister
Sir Terry Wogan Remembered: Fifty Years at the BBC	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Get Shirty	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
The 80s with Dominic Sandbrook	2016	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
How to Win the US Presidency	2016	Documentary	Herself
Goodbye Britain?	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Duels	2016	TV Series documentary	Herself
Cuéntame	2014-2016	TV Series	Herself
That's So...	2016	TV Series documentary	Herself
Too Much TV	2016	TV Series	Herself
The 80s: Ten Years That Changed Britain	2016	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Els dies clau	2015	TV Series documentary	Herself
It Was Alright in the 70s	2015	TV Series documentary	Herself
Panorama	1986-2015	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Lady in the Van	2015		Herself (uncredited)
Conspiracy	2015	TV Series documentary	Herself - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
The 90s: Ten Years That Changed the World	2015	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
The Emperor's New Clothes	2015	Documentary	Former Prime Minister, UK
Wogan: The Best Of	2015	TV Series	Herself
Mastermind	2015	TV Series	Herself
Top of the Pops: The Story of 1980	2015	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Rik Mayall: Lord of Misrule	2014	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
Perry and Croft: Made in Britain	2014	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Forecaster	2014	Documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Oh! You Pretty Things: The Story of British Music and Fashion	2014	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Belluscone. Una storia siciliana	2014	Documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Commonwealth Games	2014	TV Series	Herself
Pride	2014/I		Herself (uncredited)
Cysgod Rhyfel	2014	Documentary	Herself
Thatcher & the IRA: Dealing with Terror	2014	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Soul Boys of the Western World	2014	Documentary
Late Kick Off North West	2014	TV Series	Herself
The Making of The Tunnel	2014	Video documentary short	Herself - Prime Minister (uncredited)
Top of the Pops: The Story of 1979	2014	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Imagine	2013	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Death and Resurrection Show	2013	Documentary	Herself
Speeches That Shook the World	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
How Video Games Changed the World	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Young Margaret: Life, Love & Letters	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell	2013	TV Series	Herself
The '80s: The Decade That Made Us	2013	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Margaret: Death of a Revolutionary	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
The Rise and Fall of Margaret Thatcher	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Gomorron	2013	TV Series	Herself
Points West	2013	TV Series	Herself
Channel 4 News	2013	TV Series	Herself
Maggie and Me	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Margaret Thatcher: Prime Minister	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Margaret Thatcher: The Woman Who Changed Britain	2013	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Newsnight	2013	TV Series	Herself
Built in Britain	2012	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
The Age of the Train	2012	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Palme	2012	Documentary	Herself
London - The Modern Babylon	2012	Documentary	Herself / Former Prime Minister
The Secret History of Our Streets	2012	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Queen and Her Prime Ministers	2012	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Tales of Television Centre	2012	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
The 70s	2012	TV Series documentary	Herself
White Heat	2012	TV Mini-Series	Herself
Frost on Interviews	2012	TV Movie documentary	Herself - Former Prime Minister 1979-90
The Diamond Queen	2012	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Great Falklands Gamble: Revealed	2012	TV Movie
The Many Faces of...	2011	TV Series documentary	Herself
Ben Elton: Laughing at the 80s	2011	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
This Is England '88	2011	TV Mini-Series	Herself
The Story of Film: An Odyssey	2011	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Sir Jimmy Savile: As It Happened	2011	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Great Thinkers: In Their Own Words	2011	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
The Corrie Years	2011	TV Series documentary	Herself
Breakfast	2011	TV Series	Herself - Prime Minister
The Secret History of Eurovision	2011	TV Movie documentary	Herself
The Space Shuttle: A Horizon Guide	2011	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Reagan	2011	Documentary	Herself
The Iron Lady: John Campbell on Thatcher	2011	Video documentary short	Herself (uncredited)
Alan Davies' Teenage Revolution	2010	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
The Genius of Design	2010	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
The Special Relationship	2010	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
One Night in Turin	2010	Documentary	Herself
Royal Wedding	2010	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
Have You Heard from Johannesburg: Free at Last	2010	Documentary	Herself
Have You Heard from Johannesburg: The Bottom Line	2010	Documentary	Herself
Air Emergency	2010	TV Series documentary	Herself
Stars on the Street	2009	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
50 años de	2009	TV Series	Herself
The Funny Side of...	2009	TV Series documentary	Herself
A Call to Arms	2009	Documentary	Herself
Iran and the West	2009	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Shock Doctrine	2009	Documentary	Herself
Thatcher & the Scots	2009	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Secrets of Body Language	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Earth: The Climate Wars	2008	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Queen: A Life in Film	2008	Video documentary	Herself
The Real 'Life on Mars'!	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Comedy Connections	2007-2008	TV Series documentary	Herself
How TV Changed Britain	2008	TV Series documentary	Herself
Truly, Madly, Cheaply!: British B Movies	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
60/90	2008	TV Series	Herself
The Making of the Iron Lady	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Catalunya.cat	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Thatcher	2008	Video documentary	Herself
Verity Lambert: Drama Queen	2008	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
50 Greatest Families	2008	TV Movie documentary	The Thatcher Family
Time Team	2008	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Cult of...	2008	TV Series documentary	Herself
Derek	2008	Documentary	Herself
The Depths	2008	Video documentary short	Herself
What Lies Beneath	2008	Video documentary short	Herself
The Funny Side of the News	2007	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
Margaret Thatcher, l'enfance d'un chef	2007	TV Movie documentary	Herself
If It Ain't Stiff	2007	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Movie Connections	2007	TV Series documentary	Herself
Comics Britannia	2007	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Soviet War Scare 1983	2007	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Memòries de la tele	2007	TV Series	Herself
The Secret Life of the Motorway	2007	TV Series documentary	Herself
Would I Lie to You?	2007	TV Series	Herself
Classic Britannia	2007	TV Series documentary	Herself
Taking Liberties	2007	Documentary	Herself (uncredited)
La tele de tu vida	2007	TV Series	Herself
Larry King Live: The Greatest Interviews	2007	Video	Herself
The Trap: What Happened to Our Dream of Freedom	2007	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
One O'Clock News	2007	TV Series	Herself - Speaking in 1987
Room 101	2007	TV Series	Herself
What the Pythons Did Next...	2007	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
100% English	2006	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
University Challenge: The Story So Far	2006	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Joy Division: Under Review	2006	Video documentary	Herself
La imagen de tu vida	2006	TV Series	Herself
This Is England	2006		Herself (uncredited)
Best Ever Spitting Image	2006	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
The Dark Side of Porn	2006	TV Series documentary	Herself
Tory! Tory! Tory!	2006	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Folk Britannia	2006	TV Series documentary	Herself
La Marató 2005	2005	TV Special	Herself
Girls and Boys: Sex and British Pop	2005	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Whatever Happened to the Gender Benders?	2005	TV Movie documentary	Herself
80s	2005	TV Series documentary	Herself
Iluminados por el fuego	2005		Herself
Favouritism	2005	TV Series	Herself
Arena	1989-2004	TV Series documentary	Herself
Star Trek: Enterprise	2004	TV Series	Herself
Who Killed Saturday Night TV?	2004	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Hvorfor har mænd magten?	2004	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Where History Lives: A Tour of the White House	2004	TV Short documentary	Herself
Get Up, Stand Up	2003	TV Series documentary	Herself
Richard Whiteley: Television Man	2003	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Ultimate Gretzky	2003	Video documentary	Herself
The Deal	2003	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
The Key	2003	TV Series	Herself
Mysterious Worlds	2003	TV Series	Herself
Strike: When Britain Went to War	2003	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Maggie: The First Lady	2003	TV Series documentary	Herself
SAS: Iranian Embassy Siege	2002	TV Movie	Herself
The Century of the Self	2002	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy	2002	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
The Falklands War	2002	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Blood of the Vikings	2001	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself (uncredited)
It'll Be Alright on Election Night	2001	TV Special	Herself
The Secret Rulers of the World	2001	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Top of the Pops: The True Story	2001	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Manhunt: The Search for the Yorkshire Ripper	1999	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
WW III: World War III	1998	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Norman Ormal: A Very Political Turtle	1998	TV Movie	Herself (uncredited)
Cold War	1998	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Storm Over 4	1998	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Match of the Eighties	1997	TV Series	Herself
The Story of Bean	1997	TV Special documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Henry VIII	1997	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Match of the Seventies	1995-1996	TV Series	Herself
Clash of the Titans	1996	TV Series documentary	Herself
Frontline	1995	TV Series documentary	Herself
Westminster's Secret Service	1995	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Underground	1995		Herself (at funeral of Tito) (uncredited)
The Maltese Double Cross	1994	Documentary	Herself - UK Prime Minister
Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy	1994	Documentary	Herself (sits with Suharto) (uncredited)
London Labyrinth	1993	Documentary short	Herself
China Rising: The Epic History of 20th Century China	1992	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Timewatch	1992	TV Series documentary	Herself
Pandora's Box	1992	TV Mini-Series documentary	Herself
Memories of 1970-1991	1991	TV Series documentary	Herself
Prica iz Hrvatske	1991		Herself (uncredited)
Auntie's Bloomers	1991	TV Series documentary	Herself
World in Action	1981-1991	TV Series documentary	Herself
Firing Line	1991	TV Series	Herself
Desert Storm: The War Begins	1991	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Plunder	1991	TV Series	Herself
November Days	1991	Documentary	Herself
This Week	1990	TV Series	Herself
Den gode, den onde & den virk'li sjove	1990	TV Series	Herself
Saved by the Bell	1989	TV Series	Herself
McKenzie's Lore	1987	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Rockin' Ronnie	1986	Video documentary short	Herself
The Rock 'n' Roll Years	1986	TV Series	Herself
Edge of Darkness	1985	TV Mini-Series	Herself
TV Eye	1981-1985	TV Series	Herself
Mis-Takes	1985	Video	Herself (uncredited)
Today's History	1983	TV Series	Herself
Weekend World	1975-1981	TV Series	Herself
Showtime Looks at 1981	1981	TV Movie documentary	Herself - British Prime Minister
Rude Boy	1980		Herself (uncredited)
A-studio	1979	TV Series	Herself