Thatcher said those who stood in the middle of the road risked getting hit by traffic coming both ways.
In a confidential telegram to President Mitterrand, dated 30 May, Margaret Thatcher said there was dismay in London at the prospect of French missiles ending up in Argentina.
Mrs Thatcher said that she thought the bishops had been courageous in their statement but he replied that any concessions to the hunger strikers would produce "a terrible backlash in the Protestant community".
Lady Thatcher's children, Sir Mark and Carol Thatcher, said they appreciated the "great honour".
Lady Thatcher had said whoever was prime minister at the time of her funeral should take part in the ceremony.
As Margaret Thatcher once said, this is no time to go wobbly.
Lady Thatcher is said to have been fully briefed about the plans and has left CWF a number of letters to be included.
The top civil servant, who later served as Cabinet secretary to Margaret Thatcher, said Lady Swann spoke to him about the issue "at considerable length and with much feeling".
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During her 11-year premiership, Margaret Thatcher was said to regularly inquire whether a member of her own party was "one of us" - that is, ideologically committed to the same policy goals as she and her allies.
The General Belgrano was sunk on the orders of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who said it had posed a danger to British ships.
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The scene mocks Thatcher's Cabinet colleagues as being weak and ineffectual, and while Law admits he was worried about glorifying Thatcher, he said he tried to be fair to both sides.
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"It does seem very odd that Jonathan Ross can be back broadcasting having made obscene, insulting remarks on the air, and Carol Thatcher, who said something which is allegedly highly offensive but which I rather doubt was meant to be so, in private, should be banned in this way, " he said.
However, Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt said Baroness Thatcher was "a colossus of conviction politics".
"Three years ago - before we did a straight swap - I had actually agreed to play Margaret Thatcher, " he said, securing a bigger laugh than any of MacFarlane's lines.
She offered condolences to Baroness Thatcher's family but said a precedent would not be set.
However, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, which said its Margaret Thatcher House was no longer fit for purpose, will look to keep the name.
Baroness Thatcher's son Mark said his family have been "overwhelmed" by messages of condolence from the public after her death.
But a spokesman said that given Thatcher's age, he doesn't expect the ex-premier to leave the hospital for a few more days, the Press Association said.
"Perseverance in struggle and the courage to be were characteristic of Margaret Thatcher, " the bishop said.
She said when she heard Thatcher had died she felt no strong emotions.
"David Cameron joined the Conservative Party in the 1980s because he admired much of what Mrs Thatcher was doing, " he said.
He described the current debate as "unseemly" while Lady Thatcher was still alive, and said the feature would not be a statue.
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It was also said to be Baroness Thatcher's favourite television programme.
"It was closer ideologically and warmer personally than any relationship between any other British prime minister and any other American president, " Smith said of Reagan and Thatcher's friendship.
As the interview ended, she put a consoling arm on my elbow, almost by way of an apology although Margaret Thatcher was not a politician who said sorry much.
Although the building is to be knocked down, he said the name 'Margaret Thatcher' might be kept and used elsewhere, possibly on another building.
The mayor said a debate on Lady Thatcher's legacy had now been added to Bristol's Festival of Ideas taking place in mid-May.
Unlike Miss Greening, Mr McLoughlin - who was a transport minister under Lady Thatcher and Sir John Major - is said to have "no baggage" over Heathrow expansion.
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