Thatcher's husband did not want McCartney on a party

This is in conjunction with a feast of thanks to Downing Street, following Thatcher's election campaign in 1987, that her husband Denis should inspect the guest list, according to documents recently published by Margaret Thatcher Foundation

. who had helped in the election campaign, but Prime Minister Thatcher asked that other guests be invited. Thatcher's secretary helped extend the guest list, with celebrity names, according to Sky News.

Red Pen

Then the guest list went to Thatcher's husband, who approved with red pens Too easily, including Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney

It's unclear exactly why Denis did not McCartney did not want to be a guest, but in a note he wrote that he did not want guests who had spoken negatively about the woman.

– I admit that all those who address us do not necessarily appear on our "page", but at the same time, I think it's both annoying and bothersome of receiving in public guests who offended the prime minister in public. 19659002] Among the other big names who have not escaped Denis' list of guests include Sir David Attenborough, the current President Sebastian Coe of the International Court of Athletics singer ( IAAF) and singer Goldfinger Shirley Bassey.