Margaret Thatcher statue egged within hours of it being installed

Eggs have been thrown after a statue of Baroness Margaret Thatcher was lowered into place in the former prime minister's hometown of Grantham. Within hours of the monument being erected on Sunday, loud booing could be heard from some motorists as they drove past, with one man shouting:

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