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As many as 50 anti-Thatcher protesters gathered at the Ludgate Circus in the north, saying they would refuse to attend the funeral. Rebecca Bloom, one of the organizers, has been negotiating with Scotland Yard all week. She said that what she wanted to protest was a solemn and symbolic act of resistance against all Thatcherism representatives. She also joked that she would rather not be arrested because it would lead to her future parenting problems.

0950: Baroness Shirley Williams, former cabinet minister of the Labour Party and co-founder of the Social Democratic Party, said that Margaret Thatcher's family life was "very precious to her", revealing that the former prime minister was particularly keen on ironing clothes. Mrs Williams said that the former prime minister saw that her family life and her husband Dennis were very independent of her political life. The latter, in her opinion, is a very serious topic, not a joke. "Playing games with many male politicians, she never plays games," she said.

Ben Geoghegan said BBC News