A night porter working during the Brighton Bombing at the Grand Hotel in 1984 has recalled how he was nearly killed before escaping the debris - along with the IRA’s main target, prime minister ...

A congregation including Lord Tebbit and his wife Margaret gathered for a memorial service to mark the 25th anniversary of the IRA bomb attack on Brighton's Grand Hotel. The blast ripped through ...

A doctor who treated victims after the 1984 bombing at Brighton's Grand Hotel recalled the experience at a conference at the same venue on Monday.

Brighton bomb survivor and former Thatcher cabinet minister Lord Norman Tebbit, who remained a staunch critic of the IRA after the attack, has died “peacefully at home”. Regarded as one of ...

Doctor recalls IRA blast at Brighton Grand Hotel Carlos Perez-Avila returned to the hotel and discussed treating politicians during the 1984 bombing.

Robin Butler, who served as Cabinet Secretary under Margaret Thatcher, was in the PM's room at the Grand Hotel when it was targeted in October 1984. Above: Thatcher minutes after the blast.

Who died in the Brighton hotel bombing of 1984? Although the blast wrought havoc upon the bathroom of her quarters, Mrs Thatcher, along with her husband Denis, emerged unharmed.

The 1984 bombing of Brighton’s Grand Hotel was the most audacious terrorist attack ever on the British Government and one of the IRA’s most significant attacks on mainland Britain during the ...

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