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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Charlie. Now, this year marks 300 years since Britain

got its first Prime Minister in the shape of Robert Warpole. On my time as radio show,

we've done a different Prime Minister every week with Andrew Gymson, who's got this brilliant

book of Gymsons Prime Minister's brief lives from Warpole to Johnson. So, what we thought we do,

doing them all would take you weeks to listen through to them all, but what we thought we'd do is

take a look back on the Prime Minister's from thatcher to Johnson. So, we kick off then with the

iron lady, it's Andrew Gymson discussing Margaret Fatcher.

Margaret Fatcher, where to begin, such an extraordinarily influential Prime Minister,

but still even now incredibly controversial and divisive, what more than 40 years after she

entered number 10? I think she inspired greater extremes of adoration and loathing than any other

Prime Minister in modern times. And she imposed her personality more deeply on the country than

any leader since Churchill. Nigel Lawson said the key to understanding Mrs Thatcher was that she

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