She was a bloody, bloody nuisance! The verdict of Harold Wilson's Private Secretary on Marcia Falkender, 'the first woman ever to wield real power in No 10' : vimarsana.com

Baroness Falkender, then known as Marcia Williams, exhibited increasingly erratic behaviour, amd was known to be a heavy user of the chemical stimulant, Drinamyl, also known as purple hearts

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