Thatcher: UK's divisive leader
Margaret Thatcher was prime minister for 11 years, and she was as decisive with her policies as she was divisive with her people.
Scargill's ex-wife: Thatcher was an 'evil' woman
Anne Scargill, the former wife of Arthur Scargill who led the miners during strike action, told Daybreak she was "happy" to hear about Margaret Thatcher's death, calling her an "evil" woman.
She said: "[Thatcher] was intent on smashing the trade unions, and in it she smashed the country.
"She called us the enemy within, there were only one enemy within and that were her."
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'Ding-Dong' single up the charts after Thatcher's death
The song from the Wizard of Oz has been climbing the download charts after a campaign on social media following Lady Thatcher's death
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Thatcher both intensified and help to end NI troubles
Margaret Thatcher's hardline approach probably intensified the Northern Irish troubles in the early 1980s but later helped to end them.
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Margaret Thatcher: Decisive and divisive
Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister for 11 years, as decisive with her policies as she was divisive with her people.