Thatcher introduced a strict, conservative politics in economy, which resulted in heavy criticism against her politics and government. After her resignation, the Conservative Party tried to continue her path, but it was soon overruled, and finally ignored when the Labour Party won the elections in 1986. In result, Britain suffered from an economy crisis, which continues up to this date. Since then, the Conservative Party lost its status, and is currently only the fourth major political power in the UK, and the right-wing is mainly represented by the British National Party.