Party Goers Drinking Champagne and Dancing.
Champagne was flowing tonight as the Left took to the streets to celebrate the death of former Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. More than 300 people gathered in Glasgow city centre, while over 100 revellers amassed on the streets of Brixton, south London
. Within hours of her death, people had taken to micro blogging sites to organise the gatherings. A chorus of 'so long the witch is dead' erupted from those gathered as a cork from a champagne bottle was popped. There were also some who came prepared with cardboard party hats and streamers. Meanwhile, more than 100 people gathered in Brixton, south London - the scene of fierce riots in 1981 - two years into her first time in office. Some were carrying banners, with one saying: 'Rejoice, Thatcher is dead.
A Facebook campaign has been launched to take Judy Garland song 'Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead' to number one following Margaret Thatcher's death. A series of pages urge people to buy MP3 downloads of the song, which features in 1939 musical The Wizard of Oz. One, called Make 'Ding dong the witch is dead' number 1 the week Thatcher dies, already had 590 members by 1.30pm with numbers rapidly rising.
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