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'Thatcher is to blame for Britain's poor relationship with Europe': Ex-German leader says her legacy is years of conflict with Brussels
Helmut Kohl said they had persistent rows and were never friends
Iron Lady's 'antagonism characterises British policy on Europe to this day'
MPs say her victories against Brussels remain some of her greatest as PM Mail

RACE DENT www.independent.co.uk

Grace Dent: Thatcher's children we may be, but these death parties are just childish
Would I be here without her as an example? There’s no place for cogent pondering right now. You’re either a “Tory ****” or you have a death party to organise

Thatcher funeral's military pomp raises concerns at Buckingham Palace
Questions raised over appropriateness of such a divisive figure being escorted on her final journey by military honours www.guardian.co.uk

BBC defends Baroness Thatcher Ding Dong song decision BBC

By Andy Lines Mirror
Margaret Thatcher the tax snatcher? Mystery of her £6m house with links to THREE tax havens

Financial experts said it could have been a scheme which would help her estate avoid millions of pounds in inheritance tax

Margaret Thatcher: No Minute's Silence For Former PM Who 'Hated Football, Hated Fans' www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Glenda Jackson on the death of Margaret Thatcher: 'I had to speak out to stop history being re-written'
Glenda Jackson's attack on Baroness Thatcher drew jeers - but, she tells Andy McSmith, she has no regrets
ANDY MCSMITH www.independent.co.uk

Let's remember Maggie for what she really was... a tragic failure
By PETER HITCHENS www.dailymail.co.uk

John Prescott Attacks Taxpayer-Funded Funeral Of Margaret Thatcher www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Thatcher: the unintended and paradoxical legacy of the lady in blue
There are the heroic Thatcher and the evil Thatcher. Then there is the real one - a much more complex figure

Andrew Rawnsley www.guardian.co.uk

Big Ben Silent For Thatcher's Funeral: The Funniest Twitter Reactions (So Far) www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

A funeral designed to elevate Margaret Thatcher above politics
The aim was to usher Thatcher into that tiny pantheon of figures deemed fit to stand alongside the monarchy in national esteem

Jonathan Freedland www.guardian.co.uk

Those who benefited from Thatcherism must admit that others suffered

No one could bring in change of the speed and size that Thatcher did and not expect any flaws or problems to emerge il

Deborah Orr www.guardian.co.uk

Johnny Rotten - about the death of Margaret Thatcher www.guardian.co.uk