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Date: 5 Jul 1982.

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PREM19/638	82 Jun 27	82 Jul 20	251	Secret	Argentina (Falklands) (Part 27)
PREM19/654	82 Apr 15	82 Jul 5	203	Secret	Argentina (Falkland Islands Review Committee (chaired by Lord Franks): general correspondence) (Part 1)
PREM19/658	82 Jul 2	92 Jul 23	36	Confidential	Argentina (The Falkland Islands Service held in St Paul's Cathedral on 26 July 1982)
PREM19/678	81 Feb 9	82 Jul 5	32	Confidential	Civil service (BBC Radio 4 series on the Civil Service; participation by Ministers and senior officials)
PREM19/690	81 Dec 15	82 Nov 4	276	Secret	Defence (Defence sales; sale of HMS Invincible to Royal Australian Navy) (Part 2)
PREM19/713	82 Jun 8	82 Jul 14	343	Confidential	Economic policy (Strategy) (Part 17)
PREM19/770	82 Feb 11	82 Oct 28	189	Secret	Gibraltar (Policy) (Part 2)
PREM19/823	81 Jan 28	82 Sep 20	368	Confidential	Japan (Prime Minister's visit to Japan, September 1982; proposed technology agreement) (Part 1)
PREM19/824	81 Nov 16	82 Jul 10	345	Secret	Lebanon (Internal situation; Israeli/Lebanese hostilities; UK/Lebanese relations) (Part 2)
PREM19/876	82 Mar 22	82 Jul 19	159	Top Secret	Posts and telecommunications (Future of the Post Office: telecommunications liberalisation and privatisation; British Telecom's financial position and prices; System X) (Part 4)
PREM19/889	82 May 21	82 Aug 9	28	Unclassified	Prime Minister (Meeting with John Opel, President of International Business Machines (IBM), concerning investment in the UK)
PREM19/1012	82 Jul 5	83 Dec 19	348	Secret	Education (Policy on education expenditure; raising standards in schools) (Part 3)
PREM19/1034	81 Feb 17	83 Mar 29	226	Confidential	France (Franco-British Council; visit of Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy in May 1982; meeting with Prime Minister)
PREM19/1598	79 May 8	85 Feb 28	288	Secret	Police (Police pay)
PREM19/1758	79 Aug 9	86 Jul 21	279	Secret	Foreign Policy (Review of the British Council) (Part 1)

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