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Thatcher back in office

Fran Abrams
Wednesday 26 March 1997 19:02 EST
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Baroness Thatcher visited Conservative Central Office yesterday for the first time since she was forced out of office in 1990. Lady Thatcher spent two hours inside touring different departments.

She told reporters: "Britain is strong. Her economy is strong. Now, we see Mr Blair's Labour Party is wanting to bring in legislation to enhance the power of the trade unions. He wants to increase the power of the bully boys, to go back to things we managed to see off."

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