By Melissa Kite PUBLISHED: 03:46 EST, 31 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:49 EST, 31 December 2013 Strong: Admirers and opponents both value that she would never have dreamed of moving her position to fit the consensus You will always remember this moment,' my mother told me, as I watched the lady dressed in blue walking through Downing Street's shiny black door. Thirty-five years later, it is still the childhood memory that is most indelibly seared into my brain: my mother calling me to the television set to see Margaret Thatcher reciting the St Francis prayer and then entering No 10.
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Former Prime Minister, who died in April aged 87, changed Britain
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