Her namesake economic policy involved the privatization of many industrial monopolies, including British Petroleum and British Airways, and this leader was targeted by an assassination attempt at the Grand Hotel in Brighton.
This politician's opposition to labor strikes in the coal industry led the Archbishop of Canterbury to accuse this figure of a "politics of confrontation". This politician's term saw the unpopular Community Charge tax introduced, and John Nott proposed cutting navy funding during this politician's term which saw the Falkland Wars occur. Her namesake economic policy involved the privatization of many industrial monopolies, including British Petroleum and British Airways, and this leader was targeted by an assassination attempt at the Grand Hotel in Brighton. For 10 points, name this first female to hold the office of British prime minister, a conservative known as the Iron Lady.
This politician's opposition to labor strikes in the coal industry led the Archbishop of Canterbury to accuse this figure of a "politics of confrontation".
The Right Honourable Margaret {Thatcher}, Baroness Thatcher