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Showing items 1 - 20 of 586. Date range: 4 May 1979 – 28 Nov 1990. Document type: Chronology.

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79 May 4 Fr	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	MT appointed Prime Minister
79 May 5 Sa	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Cabinet announced
79 May 10 Th	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
79 Jun 5 Tu	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
79 Jun 7 Th	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	European Elections
79 Jun 12 Tu	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	Budget
79 Jun 13 We	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 2 per cent, from 12 to 14 per cent
79 Jun 18 Mo	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	SALT II signed in Vienna
79 Jun 21 Th	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Strasbourg European Council (ended 22 Jun)
79 Jun 26 Tu	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	MT stop-over in Moscow en route to Tokyo G7
79 Jun 27 We	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Tokyo G7 (ended 29 Jun)
79 Jun 30 Sa	Chronology	★★☆☆	[Chronology]	MT arrived in Australia (returned 1 Jul via Singapore)
79 Jul 20 Fr	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	Falklands: Ridley's first visit, floats leaseback (ended 26 Jul)
79 Jul 31 Tu	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	Lusaka Commonwealth Meeting began (ended 8 Aug)
79 Aug 27 Mo	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	IRA murdered Mountbatten and 18 soldiers (Warrenpoint)
79 Sep 5 We	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	MT met Irish PM at No.10
79 Sep 10 Mo	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Lancaster House Conference opened (ended 21 Dec)
79 Oct 4 Th	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Rome (ended 5 Oct)
79 Oct 23 Tu	Chronology	★★★★	[Chronology]	Exchange controls abolished
79 Oct 28 Su	Chronology	★★★☆	[Chronology]	Visit of Chinese President Hua (ended 3 Nov)

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-MT's meetings as PM
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Elections
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Foreign policy
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-Foreign policy - theory and process
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-Defence (general)
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-1984-85 coal strike
-Economic policy - theory and process
Social issues
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