Iain Dale
Radio Presenter at LBC
Host at Cross Question with Iain Dale
Host at Iain Dale All Talk
Host at For The Many
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@LBC 7-10pm Mon-Thu, @WherePolitics Meets History pod, @IainDaleAllTalk pod, Columnist, Non Exec @LendingStdBrd. Book Agent: Curtis Brown TV: Arlington Talent
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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Iain Dale
Margaret Thatcher addressing the 1984 Tory Party conference (Image: Getty)It’s amazing to think that you have to be at least 56 years old to have actually voted for (or against) Margaret Thatcher. No one under the age of 35 was even alive when she was prime minister. And yet of all our post-Second World War premiers, her legacy reigns supreme and dominates many aspects of our society and politics today. For good or ill.
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1 week ago |
capx.co | Iain Dale
3 June 2025 @IainDale Photo by Hilaria McCarthy/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Photo by Hilaria McCarthy/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Margaret Thatcher still dominates British politics, but her reputation is unjustly tarnished A new generation needs to hear the paradoxical truth about Mrs Thatcher Internationally, Thatcher is still viewed as a colossus: Britain is forgetting her strength It’s quite a thought that in order to have actually voted for Margaret Thatcher in...
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Iain Dale
Deputising for Charles Moore in these pages from time to time is more than enough to make my imposter syndrome run wild, but emulating him by writing a biography of Margaret Thatcher when he has already written a magnificent three volume one, is perhaps inevitably a step too far. Mine will be published on Thursday but is barely a pamphlet by comparison, and perhaps has a different objective. Its aim is twofold – to introduce her to a new generation, which wasn’t alive when she was in power.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Iain Dale
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1 month ago |
prospectmagazine.co.uk | Iain Dale
It turns out that writing a short book is so much more difficult than writing a long one. “Would you like to write a biography of Margaret Thatcher for us?” said the nice man from Swift Press. My first instinct was to say no. No one will ever surpass the superb three-volume official biography that Charles Moore spent the best part of a decade writing, so why try? But then again, not everyone would want to read the best part of 3,000 pages. Two things then happened.
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New episode of the PRESIDENTS, PRIME MINISTERS, MONARCHS & DICTATORS podcast 206. Tito - Yugoslavia (1945-80) I talk to @Connor_HandLBC about the life of one the world's more intriguing dictators. Listen https://t.co/mu7VWRXj35 https://t.co/fhuwTi7WYn
RT @_SwiftPress: #MargaretThatcher by @iaindale is a 'pitchy, punchy and perceptive account of our first female premier' and available now.…
This is you in 1883, @AgnesChambre!
Theo van Rysselberghe's double portrait (1883) depicts the sisters of his friend the painter Willy Schlobach; with Rysselberghe he went on to become one of the founder members of the Begian avant-garde group of artists Les XX. https://t.co/nOQ3NyjA0l
