Spineless BBC has forgotten our proud history of mocking politicians, writes JOHN MACLEOD
In her manly suit and surrounded by her grovelling Cabinet, Margaret Thatcher is dining out. How would she like her steak? ‘Raw, please.’ ‘And what about the vegetables?’ The Prime Minister looks scornfully around her colleagues. ‘Oh, they’ll have the same as me…’ That Spitting Image moment is fondly remembered from an age of robust … Read more
