THE THATCHER YEARS - Steve Nallon - Recreation of the 1984 Brighton Conference Speech That Never Was @nallonite
THE THATCHER YEARS - Steve Nallon - Recreation of the 1984 Brighton Conference Speech That Never Was  @nallonite
Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this video excerpt from 4th October 2014, Steve Nallon recreated Margaret Thatcher's 1984 Brighton conference speech that was never delivered because of the bomb at The Grand Hotel, Brighton. It was broadcast on the Radio Four PM programme.

Steve Nallon provided the voice of Margaret Thatcher, the UK Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990, for the satirical television series SPITTING IMAGE. Steve also appeared as Mrs Thatcher in numerous television series in the 1980s, notably THE NEW STATESMAN, RORY BREMNER, WHO ELSE? and THE MIKE YARWOOD SHOW. Steve continues to this day to voice Lady Thatcher for films, radio and television.
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