She appeared as if from nowhere – no flashing lights, no sirens – accompanied by her moustachioed private detective, his meerkat eyes scanning the crowd for assassins. I stood there, with my straggly hair, in a long-sleeved Fred Perry shirt and a Muttley badge (as in Dastardly and Muttley). And the most powerful woman in the world made a beeline for me.
I was a teenage Tory boy
Harry Mount was seven when Maggie Thatcher came to power. He remains an ardent admirer today - with
