Why we had to rejoice after Margaret Thatcher's death, by the editor behind provocative Socialist Worker front page The newspaper is back in the news – and the journalist who runs it is ...

When Margaret Thatcher was forced out of 10 Downing Street in November 1990 by her party colleagues, former British prime minister Edward Heath cheerfully exclaimed: “Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice ...

Read their full statements below. Wakeling offered this quote: Although I rejoice in no one’s death, Margaret Thatcher’s passing is an important event for those who lived under her regime.

Thatcher intervened: “Just rejoice at that news and congratulate our forces and the Marines.” When she turned towards Number 10, another pressperson piped up: “Are we going to war with ...

LONDON — While some Britons mourned the passing of Margaret Thatcher, others raised glasses of champagne in impromptu street parties. And "The Wizard of Oz" song "Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead ...