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...In any history of photography, and quite independent of gender, Julia Margaret Cameron, most celebrated Victorian woman to wield a camera, and Francesca Woodman, whose enigmatic staged pictures, unknown...
...Angela Rippon, the newsreader, prances gaily in a chiffon dress; Margaret Thatcher smiles as only she can....
...The company runs the Port Talbot plant and employs nearly 8,000 people across its operations....
...Margaret Thatcher, admired by both leadership candidates, believed that the government had no business deciding that one industry was more important than another, and therefore deserving of special help....
...Under Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government, British Steel’s workforce shrinks from 142,000 in 1980 to 52,000 in 1988. 1988 British Steel is privatised and enters the FTSE 100....
...Later, as business secretary, the free-marketeer struggled to cope with public demands for the state to rescue the Tata steel operations in Port Talbot....
...“He’s an ultra-Thatcherite libertarian,” says Stephen Kinnock, who, as MP for Aberavon, represents workers at the Port Talbot plant....
...The RPS collection includes some of the earliest 19th-century cameras created by pioneers such as William Henry Fox Talbot as well as prints, negatives and glass plates from Julia Margaret Cameron and Eadweard...
...While this includes many famous photographers — it has, for example, the largest collection of pictures by Julia Margaret Cameron in the world — a considerable amount is the work of amateurs, donated by...
...“I know it’s risky but I trust my adviser,” says Mr Slee, a native of Port Talbot in Wales....
...(WSJ) Campaign commentary America’s dystopian presidential debate (FT View) Why you shouldn’t trust polls conducted online (Daniel Victor, NYT) Trump and the truth: The “lying” media (Margaret Talbot...
...Privatised in 1988 by Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government it merged with the Dutch steel producer Hoogovens in 1999 to form Corus and the name died....
...It spans the history of the medium, from pioneers such as Henry Fox Talbot, Eadweard Muybridge and Julia Margaret Cameron, the Victorian portraitist, to contemporary figures such as Steve McCurry and Annie...
...Lord Mandelson said it was vital the Treasury now provided Mr Javid with the resources he needed to help keep the Port Talbot plant and other steel sites running....
...Sajid Javid, the business secretary — currently on a trip to Australia — is well known as a politician of the Margaret Thatcher school of thought....
...British Steel was privatised again in 1988 by Margaret Thatcher’s Tory government. It merged with the Dutch steel producer Hoogovens in 1999 to form Corus Group....
...Richard Edward Geoffrey Howe was born in Port Talbot in 1926....
...Julia Margaret Cameron is a chief offender: “Call, I Follow, I Follow, Let Me Die” here is a laughably false lovelorn female profile based on Rossetti’s “Beata Beatrix”....
...Joan of Arc and the hotly adulterous termagant Margaret were just the ticket (at a penny a head) for the groundlings unlikely to be dipping into printed histories by Edward Hall or Holinshed....
...Fox Talbot....
...and Julia Margaret Cameron to Don McCullin and Martin Parr....
...Like Margaret Thatcher before her, she has had to endure a huge amount of media attention over her handbags....
...I don’t even think Humbers were still manufactured when the picture was made: sold to Chrysler or somebody, and then swallowed again, by Peugeot, to become Talbot....
...Even taking into account the J Crew and Talbots pieces she wears, I can’t begin to speculate on the cost of, say, Michelle Obama’s wardrobe – or that of Bruni-Sarkozy, who favoured Dior and Hermès during...
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