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Birch, Nigel, 44, 92, 116

Birmingham, grammar schools, 171–2

Birmingham Stechford by-election (1977), 395

Bismarck, Otto von, 518

Black Papers, 167

Blatch, Bertie, 97, 98, 99–100, 102

Boaden, Roger, 441, 460

Boardman, Tom, 231

Boddy, David, 441

Bomber Command, 32

Boothby, Robert, 48

Bosnia, war, 514–17, 532, 534

Bossom, Sir Alfred, 75–6

Bow Group, 317

Bowyer, Eric, 123

Boyd-Carpenter, John: speaks in Finchley, 98; Pensions, 119, 121, 123, 124; Treasury, 125; Housing and Land, 136

Boyer, Charles, 15

Boyle, Edward: Oxford politics, 42; US debating tour, 43; Birmingham adoption, 62; Suez resignation, 88; joins Cabinet (1962), 125; Shadow Cabinet, 144; leaves politics, 156; Leeds Vice-Chancellor, 156, 187;

education policy, 170, 179, 184; home, 309

Brandt, Willi, 342, 349

Brazil, economy, 581, 583, 588

Brent Trades Council, 398

Bretton Woods, 596–7

Brezhnev, Leonid, 351, 353

British Airways, 574

British-American Parliamentary Group, 278

British Crime Surveys (BCS), 540–1

British Empire, 45

British Leyland, 300, 574

British Manufacturing and Research Company (‘British Marcs’), 32, 33

British Rail, 428

British Steel, 574

British Telecom, 574

Brittan, Sir Leon, 426

Brittan, Sir Samuel, 303, 597

Britto, Keith, 443, 460

Brogan, Colm, 51–2

Bronte sisters, 19

Brooke, Gerald, 154

Brooke, Henry, 111

Brown, George (Lord George-Brown), 138, 425, 428

Brownlow, Lord, 20

Bruce-Gardyne, Jock, 215, 221, 225, 252, 265

Bruges, MT’s speech (1988), 473, 487, 506–7

Bruntisfield, Lord, see Warrender, Sir Victor

Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 367

Buchan, John, 113

Buchanan-Smith, Alick, 322, 323–6

Buckingham, University of, 159–60

budgets: (1955), 87; (1961), 116; (1966), 138–9; (1970), 203; (1972), 211, 220, 225; (1973), 226; (1974), 265; (1975), 300; (1976), 320; (1977), 395; (1979), 571; (1981), 571; (1984). 571; (1988), 571

Building Societies’ Association, 249

Bundesbank, 492

Burke, Edmund: quoted, 26, 46, 536, 542n, 553; influence on MT, 50, 553, 604

Burmah Oil, 138, 271, 309

Bush, George, 474

Butler, Adam, 399

Butler, R.A.: Education Act, 44; budget (1955), 87; passed over as PM (1957), 91; MT’s maiden speech, 112–13; dining club speeches, 114; again passed over (1963), 128–9; immigration controls, 145

BX Plastics, 61–2, 67

by-elections: Chelmsford (1945), 19; Grantham (1942), 33; Torrington (1958), 93; Orpington (1962), 115; Middlesbrough West (1962), 115; Ely (1973), 226; Ripon (1973), 226; Woolwich West (1975), 343; Walsall North (1976), 319; Workington (1976), 319; Birmingham Stechford (1977), 395; Ashfield (1977), 395–6; Grimsby (1977), 395–6; Berwick and East Lothian (1978), 418; Liverpool Edgehill (1979), 445; see also elections, general

Gaetano, Marcello, 340

Callaghan, James: budget (1966), 139; immigration legislation, 145; trade union reform issue, 161n; Prime Minister, 313; pairing dispute, 314; Lib-Lab pact, 327, 394; attitude to EC, 334; MT’s US visit (1975), 359; son-in-law, 368; attitude to left wing, 400; 1978 non-election, 410, 412; winter of discontent, 419–20, 425–7; Guadeloupe summit (1979), 425; devolution, 430, 432; fall of government, 432–3; election campaign (1979), 440–1, 443–4, 445, 448–9

Camden Girls’ School, 18, 19

Camp David Agreements, 380

Campbell, Gordon, 202

Campbell, Judy, 14

Camrose, Lord, 73

Canada, linguistic disputes, 524

Candidates’ Conference, 248

Canterbury constituency, 80

capital punishment, 151–2

car industry, 300, 413, 415

Carlisle, Mark, 418

Carr, Robert: One Nation, 86; Change is our Ally, 86; Race Relations Bill, 146; Employment Secretary, 200–1; Industrial Relations Act, 201, 206; miners’ strike (1972), 201, 216, 217; miners’ strike (1974), 201; Home Secretary, 201, 224; Heath government reforms, 203; Shadow Cabinet reshuffle (1974), 242; election campaign (October 1974), 247, 248, 258; Shadow Chancellor, 264; and formation of MT’s Shadow Cabinet, 283–4, 290; Tory Reform Group, 325

Carrington, Peter, Lord: Defence Secretary, 200; Party Chairman, 202, 234; Energy Secretary, 233–4; Leader of Lords, 287; Rhodesian sanctions, 417–18; election campaign (1979), 447, 451

Carter, Jimmy: foreign policy, 342, 364–5, 373, 528; relations with MT, 367; neutron bomb, 371; Camp David Agreements, 380

Cartland, Barbara, 30, 144

Carvel, Robert, 249

Castrol, 138

Catholic Church, 591

Cazalet-Keir, Thelma, 309

Ceausescu, Elena, 355, 508

Ceausescu, Nicolae, 354–7, 508

Central Council, 326

Central Office: MT’s early career, 63–5, 79–80, 85, 100; Heath as candidate, 68; opinion of voters, 115; MT’s Finchley constituency, 131; election campaign (1970), 160; sherry, 249; leadership election (1975), 276, 280; Thorneycroft Chairmanship, 291–2, 440, 458; Reece’s role, 410; 1978 non-election, 412; election campaign (1979), 440, 442–6, 449–50. 455–6, 457, 458

Central Policy Review Staff(CPRS), 174, 195, 221

Centre for Policy Studies (CPS): origins, 250–2; Joseph’s involvement, 250–7, 286, 317, 420; MT’s involvement, 251–2, 254, 467; role, 252–3, 298; relationship with CRD, 292

CERN (European Centre for Nuclear Research), 175, 176

Chamberlain, Neville, 28, 42, 44

Chambers, Paul, 343–4

Change is our Ally, 86–7, 316

Channon, Paul, 154, 242

Charlton, Michael, 363

Charter 77, 364

Chechen Republic, 526–7

Chekhov, Anton, 38

Chelmer, Lord, 292

Chelmsford by-election (1945), 19

Chelsea Antiques Fair, 257

Chequers, 188–9, 466

Chesterton, G.K., 522

Child Benefit, 564, 573

Child Poverty Action Group, 262

Child Support Agency, 563

Childe, Rev. Henry, 11

Chile: Pinochet regime, 530, 581; economy, 581–2

China: US policy, 348; MT’s visit (1977), 388–91; nuclear power, 520; economy, 521, 584, 598; Tibet policy, 530; science and technology, 579

Chirac, Jacques, 337

Christian Democrat Union (CDU), 341–3, 346, 500

Christianity, 554–6, 580

Christianity and Conservatism, 556

Christ’s College School, 100, 172

Church of England, 105

Churchill, Winston: coalition government, 19, 44; Munich Agreement, 27; radio broadcasts 31; on Bomber Command, 32–3; 1945 election, 44–6; Potsdam Conference, 45, 54; on socialism 45, 50; writings, 53; relationship with Stalin, 54, 57; Fulton speech, 59; Party Conference (1948), 63; Cold War rhetoric, 71; MT comparison, 74, 343; Conservative Women’s rally (1950), 75; resignation, 87; referendum proposal, 332; Imperial War Cabinet, 387–8

civil servants: DES, 166; pay policy, 227–8

Clegg, Hugh, 439

closed shop controversy, 312, 368, 401, 429, 436–7

CNN conference (1992), 492

coal stocks, 216–17, 226

coalition proposals (1974), 238–9, 259–60, 327

Cohesion Fund, 502

Cohn-Bendit case (1978), 505n

Colchester, 62, 67

collectivism: Liberal policy, 21; wartime Britain, 46; postwar Conservative policy, 49; Change is our Ally, 86–7; threat to civil liberties, 110; in education, 174; Heath Government policies, 196, 225, 227; oppositions, 440; Christian approach, 555