Diplomatic Mission at London
The British Ambassador of Argentina lodges a formal protest against the unauthorised landing on South Georgia on 20 December 1981 by Argentine scrap-metal merchant shipshant Constantino Davidoff
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The British Ambassador of Argentina lodges a formal protest against the unauthorised landing on South Georgia on 20 December 1981 by Argentine scrap-metal merchant shipshant Constantino Davidoff
Takes part in Commons proceedings on the Local Government Finance (No. 2) Bill.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning voluntary organisations in Liverpool.
Thatcher in a private letter to a Conservative Party activist makes clear that she regards the Royal Marine presence in Stanley as sufficient to prevent an Argentine invasion
Britain renews its formal protest at Davidoff's unauthorised landing in South Georgia
Britain renews its formal protest at Davidoff's unauthorised landing in South Georgia
Renews protest over Davidoff activity on South Georgia.
Death of Alex Harvey, Scottish musician
Thatcher confirms the retirement of HMS Endurance
Confirms the planned withdrawal of HMS Endurance.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning Toxteth and the Government's urban response.
Yoko Ono recieves the "Album of the Year Award" for "Double Fantasy" at the 24th annual Grammys
Deputy Foreign Minister Richard Luce begins sovereignty talks with his Argentine counterpart Ernesto Ros in New York
Opens sovereignty talks with Argentine representatives.
Saunders resigns during Villa's European Cup campaign after a dispute with the board.
British and Argentine deputy Foreign Ministers issue a joint communique praising the cordial and positive spirit of sovereignty discussions held in New York
Issues a cordial communique after talks with Argentina.
The Argentine Foreign Minister says that Argentina reserves the right to employ other means if Britain keeps refusing to cede sovereignty
MP Julian Amery asks if all necessary steps are in hand to ensure the protection of the Islands against unexpected attack but receives an evasive reply
MP Julian Amery asks if all necessary steps are in hand to ensure the protection of the Islands against unexpected attack but receives an evasive reply
Questions whether the Falklands are protected against surprise attack.
Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington refuses to send a submarine to patrol off the Islands and South Georgia
Hercules aircraft operated by Argentine military airline LADE,on a mail run to an Antarctic base, lands at Stanley Airport, falsely claiming a fuel leak, and carrying senior Argentine officers who survey Stanley
Thatcher asks the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence for contingency plans in case of an Argentine blockade or invasion of the Islands
Requests contingency plans for a possible Argentine blockade or invasion.
Thatcher receives American confirmation that Britain can modernize its nuclear deterrent with Trident II
Addresses Commons questions on Liverpool and inner-city policy.
Addresses Commons questions on vacant and derelict land.
Davidoff sends 40 workmen on naval vessel Bahia Buen Suceso to dismantle Leith whaling station, the workmen fail to ask permission to land from the British Antarctic Survey base at Grytviken and hoist the Argentine flag
Davidoff sends 40 workmen on naval vessel Bahia Buen Suceso to dismantle Leith whaling station, the workmen fail to ask permission to land from the British Antarctic Survey base at Grytviken and hoist the Argentine flag
Carrington says a diplomatic solution is being pursued
Carrington says a diplomatic solution is being pursued
States that Britain is pursuing a diplomatic settlement.
Death of Harry "H" Corbett
British Foreign Secretary Carrington asks US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
Britain begins contingency planning for the sending of a task force to the Islands
British Foreign Secretary Carrington asks US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
Asks Alexander Haig to intercede with Argentina.
The Joint Intelligence Committee reports an invasion seems imminent, Thatcher orders 3 nuclear submarines south to the Islands
Orders nuclear submarines south as invasion fears grow.
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