Margaret Thatcher’s right-hand-man, hated by the left for being a working class conservative, and gravely injured by the Brighton bombing, Lord Tebbit has passed aged 94.
Norman Tebbit, born in 1931 in London, has died aged 94, his son confirmed on Tuesday. He had been Member of Parliament for Epping and Chingford, an East London – Essex constituency, for 22 years and was subsequently made a life-member of the House of Lords, the UK’s upper Parliamentary chamber, as Lord Tebbit.
But worse was to come. In 1984, terrorist group the Irish Republican Army (IRA) bombed the Brighton Grand Hotel during the annual Conservative Party Conference hosted…
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