(LONDON) - Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has suffered a series of small strokes and is retiring from the public lecture circuit, her office said Friday. Thatcher, 76, canceled a speaking ...

Margaret Thatcher, the indomitable "Iron Lady" who led Britain through 11 tumultuous years, is retiring from the public stage after a series of small strokes.

In 2002, after suffering several strokes, Thatcher announced that she would end her public speaking career. Denis Thatcher, her husband of more than 50 years, died the following year. Related ...

This academic yet accessible account of Margaret Thatcher’s speechmaking offers up an entertaining and novel assessment of her time as leader of the opposition, and as prime minister.

Margaret Thatcher's withdrawal from public eye began in 2002, when a series of small strokes prompted her to cut back on public appearances and speaking events.

How tough was Margaret Thatcher? Have a look at this 60 Minutes interview from 1985, in which the "Iron Lady of Britain" lives up to her nickname. At the time, Prime Minister Thatcher was under ...

Margaret Thatcher, who died Monday of a stroke, age 87, was one of the U.K.’s most politically divisive figures in recent history — and, as a result, was a media favorite. She became a pop ...

Margaret Thatcher's downfall had the 'inevitability of a Greek tragedy', one of her closest aides has said after Channel 4 's dramatisation of her bruising TV clash with interviewer Brian Walden ...

Margaret Thatcher has died of a stroke at age 87, after nearly a decade of quiet withdrawal from public life and speaking. I’d expect a gulf of difference between American coverage, in which ...