Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.BRITAIN: Mrs. Thatcher's Bold Gamble
Immigration and racism become campaign issues
A funny thing happened to Margaret Thatcher on the way to No. 10 Downing Street: the economy and political mood of Britain underwent a sea change. Less than a year ago the Tories were running 21% ahead of Labor in the polls, and Conservative Leader Thatcher was the odds-on favorite to become her country's first woman Prime Minister. Now the two parties are in a dead heat, and Prime Minister James Callaghan is more popular than his party while Thatcher lags behind hers.
Callaghan's main accomplishment has been...
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