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82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegram 498 to FCO (2114Z) (Parsons draft letter to the President of the Security Council) [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: Haig letter to Pym (the latest text of a draft agreement on the Falklands crisis) [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: Policy Unit minute to No.10 (2215Z) ("Mr Haig's Proposals: Press Line given to Mr Ingham at 2315 on 19 April 1982") [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: Pym message to Haig (2230Z) (response to text offered by Argentina) ["The Prime Minister and I fully share your disappointment"] [declassified 2012]
82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKE Washington telegram 1351 to FCO (2305Z) ("Falklands - OAS") [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 19 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: FCO telegram 767 to UKMIS New York (2315Z) (draft agreement on the Falklands crisis: disappointment at the outcome) [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 20 Tu	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKE Washington telegram 1358 to FCO (0430Z) ("Falkland Islands") [Argentinians talking up latest proposals] [declassified Dec 2012]
82 Apr 20 Tu	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: FCO minute to No.10 ("Falkland Islands: Government Savings Bank") [declassified Dec 2012]

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Documents lie at the core of this website, each one dated and sorted chronologically (by default) in search results. Most are images in PDF format of original paper documents scanned or filmed for the site. There also transcripts of speeches and interviews, press articles, photos, videos, and more. The document database contains tens of thousands of items and permits complex searching.

Files are multi-page PDFs from which most of the documents on the site are selected. All of Mrs Thatcher’s official files from No.10 are available in full on this site (paper copies are stored at the National Archives in the series PREM19), as well as most of those of Geoffrey Howe and Nigel Lawson as Chancellor (stored at TNA as series T639 and T640).

Guides are articles about key events and topics. Many were written to accompany annual releases of Mrs Thatcher’s private and party papers at the Churchill Archive Centre in Cambridge.

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