Norman Tebbit, a former senior UK minister and close ally of Margaret Thatcher, has died at the age of 94. Tebbit played a pivotal role in Thatcher’s administration, particularly in the government’s campaign to suppress the influence of labor unions, a cornerstone of Conservative policy in the 1980s. His tenure was marked by significant political and economic reforms, as well, with his policies contributing to the broader transformation of British industry and labor relations during a period of intense social and political change.