This portrait of one of the most significant post-war politicians begins with Margaret Thatcher tackling the problem of Hong Kong. Show more

A momentous lunch at Chequers turns into a meeting with 'a man we can do business with'. Charles Moore meticulously charts the years 1982 to 1987. Show more

The 1984 miners' strike was highly charged and violent. Charles Moore offers his perspective on Mrs Thatcher's determination that, this time, the government would win. Show more

Margaret Thatcher felt that sanctions were not the best way to oppose apartheid, members of the Commonwealth appealed to Her Majesty, and rumours of a rift followed. Show more

Charles Moore asks what Margaret Thatcher was really like. Show more