Anger as Margaret Thatcher was called ‘bad guy’ by the V&A museum alongside Adolf Hitler and Osama bin Laden

THE V&A museum has made waves after labeling Margaret Thatcher a “bad guy” along with Adolf Hitler and Osama bin Laden.

The caption is below a couple Punch and Judy dolls at an exhibition about British humor over the years.

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It reads: ‘Over the years, the evil character in this seaside puppet show has shifted from the Devil to unpopular public figures, including Adolf Hitler, Margaret Thatcher and Osama bin Laden, to offer modern-day villains.”

Hitler’s Holocaust systematically exterminated more than six million Jews while Al-Qaeda was active during World War II terror nut bin Laden the mastermind behind 9/11.

A doll of Baroness Thatcher from the satirical TV programme Spitting image is also on display at the London museum, whose director is former Labor MP Tristram Hunt.

Nile Gardinera former aide to Mrs Thatcher, called the exhibition ‘disgraceful’ and called for the V&A’s funding to be cut.

Ex-Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith also questioned the museum’s financing This is reported by the Daily Mail.

He added: “Given that MPs Now that I regularly receive death threats, including myself, from extremists and others, this V&A exhibition is misguided and mendacious.”

According to figures from the 2022-2023 period, the V&A received the majority of its income, more than £67 million, in cash from taxpayers.

Tory MP Sir Conor Burns added: “It is sadly symptomatic of the woke, luvvie-dom nonsense that continues in our public institutions.”

Margaret Thatcher served as Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1979 to 1990.

She died in 2013.

The Victoria & Albert is the world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design with more than two million objects.

The Sun has contacted the museum for comment.

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