The death of Norman Tebbit at the great age of 94 marks a real ending of an era. They simply don’t make politicians like Lord Tebbit any more: caustic, high principled, Tebbit was a fighter

NORMAN TEBBIT was a genuine Tory working-class hero.  A giant among the towering figures of Margaret Thatcher’s decade as PM and a man seen by many, including himself, as her natural

Norman Beresford Tebbit rose up the ranks to serve in Margaret Thatcher's cabinet and become one of the defining politicians of his age.

Veteran labour correspondent and Mirror columnist Paul Routledge remembers his sparring partner, the late Lord Tebbit with respect, if not always a great deal of fondness

Brighton bomb survivor and former Thatcher cabinet minister Lord Norman Tebbit, who remained a staunch critic of the IRA after the attack, has died “peacefully at home”. Regarded as one of Margaret Thatcher’s closest allies,