Margaret Thatcher and William Whitelaw in Leicester

1978 - MRS THATCHER BACKS CONTROLS ON IMMIGRATION: MRS THATCHER WHO ADDRESSED THE CONSERVATIVE GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING IN LEICESTER ON SATURDAY, SAID THE PARTY'S PROPOSALS ON IMMIGRATION, DETAILED BY MR WHITELAW, THE DEPUTY LEADER ON FRIDAY WERE CONSTRUCTIVE AND TOUGH, BUT THEY ARE FAIR, SHE EMPHASISED. SHE RECALLED THAT EVERY TIME THE CONSERVATIVES BROUGHT IN TIGHER CONTROLS ON IMMIGRATION, LABOUR POLITICIANS ATTACKED THEM BUT THEY DON'T REPEAL THE LAWS WE INTRODUCE WHEN THEY COME TO OFFICE. SO LET'S HAVE NO MORE HUMBUG. PHOTO SHOWS MRS MARGARET THATCHER SEEN ADDRESSING THE CONSERVATIVE CENTRAL COUNCIL MEETING IN LEICESTER ON SATURDAY. WATCHED BY DEPUTY LEADER MR WILLIE WHITELAW

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