By Simon May “King Loses Truss,” the news sheets make report. Thus- “dear oh dear”, the Carolean Court, Impartially salutes (‘mid other banes) That mighty work of straddling two reigns! “Capax imperii? ” needs conscience tacit To supplement with “nisi imperasset“. Yes, Pluvius baptised her Number Ten, But what then grew was green, and green again. A loyal friend was banished from Eleven, Destined to oppose a Hunt-struck Heaven. New fundaments were caused to grace the bench (Some second Braverman to woo the French); All she “delivered”

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In 1978 Catholic Herald editor Richard Dowden had an in-depth interview with Margaret Thatcher. We reproduce it in full here