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Global News Blog Who's really behind 'I'm in love with Margaret Thatcher'?

Thatcher opponents have driven the song 'Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead' to the top of Britain's pop charts. Was the 'retaliatory' promotion of a 1979 punk song fanned by fans - or a good capitalist moment?

Baby mementos: Would you want this hanging from your neck?

Chapter & Verse Haruki Murakami's new novel becomes an instant bestseller in Japan

Egypt's Copts lash out at government's anti-Christian rhetoric

Thatcher, Britain's first female PM, leaves a mixed legacy on women

Chapter & Verse 'Matilda: The Musical' wins raves for its Broadway opening

Africa Monitor Madonna loses VIP status in Malawi

The Monitor's View Is an end to war-time rape at a tipping point?

British Euroskeptics claim Thatcher, but was she in their camp? (+video)

Paul McCartney richest musician in Britain

Terrorism & Security Foreign ministers struggle to find common ground on Syrian conflict (+video)

Kerry makes no further U.S. commitments in Syria

Energy Voices Paris Marathon captures energy of runners' footsteps

Global News Blog The Britain that Margaret Thatcher inherited

Opinion 4 ways US can boost cyber security

Margaret Thatcher: 'This is no time to go wobbly' and other memorable quotes

Energy Voices How North Sea oil helped Margaret Thatcher

Culture Cafe Margaret Thatcher: Her portrayals in pop culture

Latin America Monitor Falklands loom large in Argentine view of Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher: the divisive creator of modern Britain

Global News Blog At #Thatcher, no halfhearted tweets on Iron Lady's legacy

Were chemical weapons used in Syria? UN team poised for probe.

Gordon Brown: Girls' empowerment movement is a global game-changer

The Monitor's View What made Margaret Thatcher special in her time

Margaret Thatcher leaves mixed legacy in Ireland