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Thatcher blocked secret move to free the Moors killers. Secret suggestions that the Moors murderers could be released early were shot down by Margaret Thatcher who said they should never be freed from custody. Files released by the National Archives show that in 1. Home Secretary Leon Brittan suggested Ian Brady could be released after 4. Myra Hindley could go free after 3. Watch Only The Brave Putlocker more.

But Mrs Thatcher insisted the pair should die behind bars for crimes she described as 'the most hideous and cruel of modern times'. National Archives files show that in 1. Home Secretary Leon Brittan suggested Ian Brady (right) could be released after 4. Myra Hindley (left) could go free after 3. The Prime Minister also described Brady as a 'maniac' and ordered extra security to prevent his escape from a psychiatric hospital. The notorious couple kidnapped and tortured to death five children around Manchester in the 1. Pauline Reade, 1.

John Kilbride and Keith Bennett, both 1. Lesley Ann Downey, ten, and Edward Evans, 1.

Three of the victims were later found buried on bleak Saddleworth Moor, near Oldham. The lady was for churning! Thatcher loves Lymeswold cheese but no garlic Margaret Thatcher’s favourite recipes and foods were revealed in the files. Sherry Warner, the cook at Downing Street since 1. Prime Minister would only serve British cheese and was never served garlic. The chef added that she had ‘witnessed all the victories and crises’ of Mrs Thatcher’s premiership. After the 1. 98. 7 General Election, Mrs Thatcher dined on mangetout and french bean salad and hot new potatoes with vinaigrette.

Guests at the ‘impromptu’ supper included politicians Willie Whitelaw and John Wakeham. Mrs Warner said Mrs Thatcher ‘insisted’ on serving British cheeses, including her favourite blue Lymeswold. Sherry Warner, the cook at Downing Street since 1. Prime Minister (above, being served Christmas Pudding at Chequers in 1. British cheese. But she apparently never used garlic at No 1.

In her book – Downing Street Cook – released by the National Archives, Mrs Warner lists Mrs Thatcher’s favourite recipes, describing them as the ‘simple yet superbly conceived dishes she has requested time and time again’. Her thoroughly English choices included egg, cucumber and watercress mousse, chicken cooked with lime and tarragon, veal with oranges and watercress and gooseberry soufflé with elderflowers.‘She has baked exquisite pastries for Eduard Shevardnadze and the Reagans, fed the War Cabinet during the Falklands Conflict, cooked delicious lunches for important Downing Street guests, prepared feasts to mark Trooping the Colour and celebration suppers after General Election victories,’ the book said. Brady and Hindley were arrested in 1. In 1. 98. 5 their cases came up for review by the parole board for the first time, in line with policy at the time. In a note to Mrs Thatcher, Mr Brittan said that while he did not expect the parole board to recommend their release on this occasion, there would come a time when they might be safely released. Mrs Thatcher (pictured) insisted Ian Brady and Myra Hindley should die behind bars, according to files released today by the National Archives at Kew, west London.

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Major tried to charm Mrs T in Poll Tax row John Major launched an extraordinary charm offensive on Margaret Thatcher as he demolished her legacy, a newly- released memo reveals. Reacting to her fury at plans to abandon her flagship poll tax policy, he wrote to her saying he would ‘carry forward the changes of the last ten years’. The note, written just weeks after Mr Major moved into No 1. Mrs Thatcher had helped pave the way for his premiership, making clear she wanted him to take over the top job after she was forced out. But as he dismantled many of her reforms, she grew angry, giving an interview in 1. I see a tendency to try to undermine what I achieved.’The poll tax (or community charge) was Mrs Thatcher’s most unpopular policy, leading to tax rises for millions, and was the issue that led to the end of her tenure. Mr Major abolished the tax.

The memo also reveals that in his attempts to pacify Mrs Thatcher he wrote: ‘Dear Margaret. The decision to abolish the community charge was not taken lightly.‘But having consulted the party, I am convinced it would never be accepted as equitable and that it would never be properly collectable either.’To further placate her he also extended an invite from Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to visit Moscow for ‘a lunch or dinner in your honour’.'At present I have in mind a tariff of 3. Hindley and 4. 0 years for Brady, implying that after 1. But his remarks were given short shrift by the Prime Minister, who told him: 'I think the sentences you are proposing are too short. I do not think that either of these prisoners should ever be released from custody.'Their crime was the most hideous and cruel of modern times.' Mr Brittan insisted he had no intention of releasing the pair, remarking that the Home Secretary was not bound by the decision of a parole board.

But Mrs Thatcher said she was reluctant to even countenance a review of the life sentences. A note was sent on her behalf saying: 'The Prime Minister said that she would be concerned if the fact that these cases were to go through the procedure outlined in the Home Secretary's minute were to be interpreted as an indication that either Hindley or Brady would be released at some identifiable point in the future.' Hindley made several appeals against her life sentence but was never released. She died in 2. Brady was declared criminally insane in 1.

Ashworth Hospital where he died earlier this year aged 7. Watch A Mighty Wind Mojoboxoffice. The files also reveal that Mrs Thatcher agreed to his transfer from prison but wrote on the memo: 'I hope that extra security will be put on to make doubly sure that this maniac cannot escape.'. Watch Alien Planet Online (2017).