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PREM19/4449	90 Nov 1	93 Feb 25			Social Services (Uprating of social security benefits) (Part 7)
PREM19/4451	79 Jun 29	93 Aug 9			Solomon Islands (UK relations with the Solomon Islands)
PREM19/4452	90 Feb 28	93 Sep 30			South Africa (Visits of South African President, FW de Klerk) (Part 2)
PREM19/4454	90 Mar 5	93 Oct 15	243	Secret - Cab One	South Africa (Visits to the UK by Nelson Mandela)
PREM19/4455	81 Feb 2	93 May 18			Spain (Visit by Spanish leader of the Opposition, Felipe Gonzalez and his successor, Jose Maria Aznar) (Part 1)
PREM19/4458	87 Feb 11	93 Jul 9			Sport (Britain's sporting achievements: review of sport 1987-1988: review of sports policy)
PREM19/4460	81 May 12	93 May 7			Sweden (UK/Swedish relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4461	82 Mar 21	91 Apr 17			Sweden (Prime Minister's meeting with Carl Bildt, Leader of the Swedish Moderate (Conservative) Party, 17 April 1991: includes correspondence on a cancelled meeting with the previous Party Leader, Ulf Adelsohn)
PREM19/4463	83 Jan 7	93 Jun 15			Togo (UK/Togo relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4464	90 Mar 15	93 Mar 8			Trade and Industry (Government purchasing policy and Buy British policy) (Part 6)
PREM19/4466	87 May 15	93 Feb 25	76	Secret	Trade (Overseas trade statistics)
PREM19/4477	84 May 1	93 Jul 7			Transport (East London river crossing)
PREM19/4480	82 Oct 4	93 Sep 15			Transport (Road freight transport and lorry weights) (Part 2)
PREM19/4481	83 Apr 28	93 Jul 28			Transport (Road safety) (Part 1)
PREM19/4486	83 Jul 7	93 May 8			Economic Policy (Unitary taxation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4488	81 Nov 13	93 May 27			Trinidad and Tobago (UK/Trinidad and Tobago relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4489	80 Jul 9	93 Dec 14			Tuvalu (UK/Tuvalu relations: internal situation; includes visits of Tuvalu Prime Ministers, Mr Toaripi Lauti, Dr Tomasi Puapua, and Mr Bikenibeu Paeniu)
PREM19/4490	79 May 10	93 Aug 28			Turkey (Internal situation: European aid to Turkey) (Part 1)
PREM19/4492	81 Aug 28	93 Oct 12			United Nations (Inauguration of World Food Day, 16 October 1981: includes correspondence on the appointment of the next Director General of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation)
PREM19/4494	81 Aug 24	93 Jun 28			Uruguay (UK/ Uruguay relations: internal situation)
PREM19/4495	90 Apr 25	93 May 24			USA (United States foreign policy: USA/European relations) (Part 4)
PREM19/4500	90 Feb 9	93 Apr 21			USA (Economic situation) (Part 5)
PREM19/4501	83 Nov 17	93 Feb 4			USA (Visit of Donald Regan, US Treasury Secretary, on 8 December 1983: includes plan for a visit by his successor, Lloyd Bentsen)
PREM19/4502	80 Jul 29	93 Apr 27			Vanuatu (UK/Vanuatu relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4517	87 Sep 1	93 Jan 22	252	Secret	Zambia (Internal situation: relations with UK) (Part 2)
PREM19/4518	87 Mar 24	93 Sep 28			Zimbabwe (Internal situation: UK/Zimbabwe relations; Prime Minister's meetings with Mr Mugabe) (Part 5)
PREM19/4530	80 Jan 24	94 Apr 21			Civil Service (Civil servants contacts with members of the opposition and members of parliament) (Part 1)
PREM19/4532	86 May 16	92 Jul 26			Civil Service (Introduction of new technology into the Civil Service: Project Gemstone; Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) in government departments) (Part 3)
PREM19/4549	80 Feb 4	94 Feb 23			Education (Financing of student unions)
PREM19/4560	90 Jan 22	94 Feb 4			Aerospace (Westland Helicopters) (Part 8)
PREM19/4561	88 Apr 6	94 Jun 15	285	Top Secret	Afghanistan (Soviet invasion; UK/Afghanistan relations: internal situation) (Part 8)
PREM19/4562	82 Jun 14	94 Aug 16			Algeria (UK/Algerian relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4570	90 Jun 7	94 Dec 22			Austria (UK/Austrian relations: internal situation) (Part 2)
PREM19/4573	87 Sep 11	93 Dec 19			Bahrain (UK/Bahraini relations) (Part 2)
PREM19/4574	79 Oct 12	94 Jun 6			Belgium (UK/Belgian relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4576	87 Jul 1	94 Oct 6			Bermuda (UK/Bermuda relations: internal situation) (Part 2)
PREM19/4583	79 May 6	94 Jul 20	104	Unclassified	Cabinet (Cabinet meetings) (Part 1)
PREM19/4584	88 Apr 11	94 Nov 18			Cameroon (UK/Cameroon relations) (Part 2)
PREM19/4585	88 Dec 19	94 Oct 31			Cambodia (UK/Cambodian relations: internal situation) (Part 2)
PREM19/4587	79 May 10	94 Dec 23	195	Confidential	Official Cars (Use of official cars) (Part 1)
PREM19/4588	86 Mar 13	94 May 25			Chile (UK/Chilean relations: internal situation; policy on arms sales) (Part 2)
PREM19/4597	80 May 5	94 Feb 7			Costa Rica (UK/Costa Rican relations) (Part 1)
PREM19/4598	80 Jan 25	94 Aug 22			Cuba (UK/Cuban relations) (Part 1)
PREM19/4600	79 Jun 1	94 Jun 8			Cyprus (United Nations forces in Cyprus) (Part 1)
PREM19/4613	80 Jun 18	94 Dec 20			Defence (US bases in the UK) (Part 1)
PREM19/4617	85 Jun 24	94 Dec 22			Disasters (Whitehall responses to national disasters: inquiries into major incidents) (Part 1)
PREM19/4619	79 Jun 14	94 Feb 18			Dominica (UK/Dominica relations: internal situation) (Part 1)
PREM19/4621	86 Jul 18	94 Nov 8			Downing Street (Information technology) (Part 4)
PREM19/4624	79 Jun 21	94 Mar 15			Downing Street (Use of RACAL speech privacy equipment during PM trips abroad: secure communications between No.10 and PM on regional tours; direct fax links between Whitehall and No 10; use of secure telegram systems with PM's aircraft)
PREM19/4625	90 Feb 15	94 Apr 29			El Salvador (Internal situation: UK/El Salvador relations) (Part 2)

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