Britain reflects on Thatcher
People across the country have been paying tributes and protesting following the funeral of Margaret Thatcher.
Former Welsh miner urges respect for Thatcher family
Wayne Thomas, general secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in Wales, did not travel to London, says he still feels anger towards Baroness Thatcher, but has said that a debate on her policies should wait until after she has been laid to rest.
As a 22-year-old miner based in the Swansea Valley during 1984, his experiences of a year on strike have left an indelible mark.
Mr Thomas believes that the only fitting epitaph for Baroness Thatcher's grave would be "May God Forgive Her".
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Margaret Thatcher's place in history
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NUM Leader: Let Thatcherism be buried with its founder
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The school that taught Margaret Thatcher so much
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