Carol Thatcher's book, "A Swim on Part in the Goldfish Bowl: A Memoir," is due to be published in Britain by Headline on Sept. 4. By Associated Press Writer Raphael G. Satter ...

In March she was briefly hospitalized after feeling faint. Carol Thatcher's book, "A Swim on Part in the Goldfish Bowl: A Memoir," is due to be published in Britain by Headline on Sept. 4.

The IRA planted the bomb at the Grand Hotel, in the seaside resort of Brighton, targeting the British prime minister. There Will Be Fire, by journalist Rory Carroll, reads like a political thriller.

Carol Thatcher, daughter of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, overcame initial betting odds of 33-1 against her to win the British TV reality show "I'm a Celebrity ...

Carol was employed as an account executive for several area businesses over the years. She enjoyed her book club, her home and pool, and trips to various places.

An IRA bomber almost killed Margaret Thatcher. A new book asks how — and why The Grand Hotel’s ruined facade hours after Patrick Magee’s bomb detonated on the sixth floor in October 1984.

In March she was briefly hospitalized after feeling faint. Carol Thatcher's book, "A Swim on Part in the Goldfish Bowl: A Memoir," is due to be published in Britain by Headline on Sept. 4.

Margaret Thatcher by Charles Moore <!--IPTC: Baroness Margaret Thatcher attends a church service to mark the 25th anniversary of the Falkland Islands' liberation at the Falkland Islands Memorial ...

They range from a book by her former speechwriter, trusted adviser and the draftsman of two volumes of her autobiography to one written by one of Carol Thatcher’s ex-boyfriends and one written ...

Former prime minister Baroness Thatcher's daughter Carol has revealed details of her mother's struggle with dementia. In her new book, Carol Thatcher said she first noticed her mother's failing ...

In March she was briefly hospitalized after feeling faint. Carol Thatcher's book, "A Swim on Part in the Goldfish Bowl: A Memoir," is due to be published in Britain by Headline on Sept. 4.