Back in the 1980s, the story went that there were three properly powerful women in Britain: Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the Queen, and Esther Rantzen.
Dame Esther Rantzen captivated 22 million viewers - but grew up in a house without a TV. Then when they got one it was kept in the hall so it didn't spoil conversation
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‹ OLDERDAN HODGES: Like it or not, the PM has seized control of the political agenda - and Kemi has to think very carefully about how she respondsNEWER ›QUENTIN LETTS: Burnham was all bogus modesty. Corn levels have not been this high since the heyday of Lassie
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