Final respects to be paid to Thatcher

The UK will pay its final respects to Margaret Thatcher today as friends and foes continue to row over her legacy.

Final respects to be paid to Thatcher
Wed, 17 Apr, 2013 - 08:07

The UK will pay its final respects to Margaret Thatcher today as friends and foes continue to row over her legacy.

Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of central London as the former prime minister is carried with full military honours to St Paul’s Cathedral.

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CourtsMargaret ThatcherPlace: LondonPlace: St Paul’s CathedralPlace: St Stephen’s HallPlace: Palace of WestminsterPlace: St Clement DanesPlace: Tower of LondonPlace: St PaulPlace: Falkland IslandsPlace: Downing StreetPlace: USPerson: ThatcherPerson: Margaret ThatcherPerson: thePerson: Lady ThatcherPerson: MarkPerson: Carol ThatcherPerson: Dean of WestminsterPerson: Very Rev Dr John HallPerson: Iain Duncan SmithPerson: Brooks NewmarkPerson: LadyPerson: Francis MaudePerson: Nicholas SoamesPerson: Andrew TyriePerson: Bernard JenkinPerson: Philip DaviesPerson: Julian LewisPerson: Bill CashPerson: Mark PritchardPerson: Priti PatelPerson: John BercowPerson: Lindsay HoylePerson: Nigel EvansPerson: Andrew LansleyPerson: Angela EaglePerson: Rosie WintertonPerson: Rose Hudson-WilkinPerson: Alicia CastroPerson: CameronPerson: WashingtonPerson: Barack ObamaPerson: George ShultzPerson: James BakerPerson: Dick CheneyPerson: Henry KissingerPerson: President Francois HollandePerson: Elisabeth GuigouPerson: Francois MitterrandPerson: MPsPerson: George GallowayPerson: LabourPerson: Dennis SkinnerPerson: GallowayPerson: Nadine DorriesEvent: Second World WarOrganisation: UKOrganisation: Conservative PartyOrganisation: King’s Troop Royal Horse ArtilleryOrganisation: HouseOrganisation: CommonsOrganisation: ToryOrganisation: LabourOrganisation: Liberal Democrat
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