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IN THIS 21 FEBRUARY 1989 photo, the then-British Conservative employment secretary Norman Fowler is seen adjusting the head on a remarkably life-like wax Margaret Thatcher statue during a visit to the Friargate Museum in York.
Twenty-three years later, we thought we’d share it with you:
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