- Norman Tebbit, a former cabinet minister and staunch supporter of Margaret Thatcher, has died at the age of 94.
- He served as Employment Secretary, where he confronted trade unions, and later as Conservative Party Chairman, helping secure Thatcher's third general election victory.
- Tebbit suffered severe injuries in the 1984 IRA Brighton bombing, which left his wife, Margaret, paralysed.
- Described as a "political giant" by former colleagues, he was known for his combative style and loyalty.
- A passionate Eurosceptic, he also served as President of the Bruges Group, campaigning against EU integration.
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