The fall of Margaret Thatcher
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- The Fall of Margaret Thatcher
- Opposition
- Disagreements amongst party lead to resignation of colleagues
- Heseltine
- Challenged her for leadership
- Lead to ballot
- She won first ballot but not by enough, so there had to be a second.
- Challenged her for leadership
- Lead to ballot
- She won first ballot but not by enough, so there had to be a second.
- She won first ballot but not by enough, so there had to be a second.
- Lead to ballot
- Challenged her for leadership
- She won first ballot but not by enough, so there had to be a second.
- Lead to ballot
- Challenged her for leadership
- Resignation of colleagues
- Lawson
- Chancellor of Exchequer
- Wanted Britain to join ERM
- Important figure in her government
- Highlights that own party were beginning to disagree with her
- Her own party were running
- Disagreements over Europe
- Her own party were running
- Highlights that own party were beginning to disagree with her
- Important figure in her government
- Howe
- Disagreements over Europe
- Lawson
- Miscalculation
- Poll tax
- Going to Paris during first ballot
- Appointing PPS Peter Morrison to run ballot campaign
- Calling Lib-Dem's 'Dead parrots'
- By-election defeats
- Lost Mid-Staffordshire
- Continually losing support
- Lost Eastbourne
- Continually losing support
- Lost Eastbourne
- Called Lib-Dem's 'dead parrots'
- Creating unnecessary conlicts
- Lost Mid-Staffordshire
- Europe
- 'NO, NO, NO' speech
- Disagreements
- Howe resigned
- Did not want to join ERM
- Had a small minority in the government
- Opposition
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