The day after the invasion, President Reagan called Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to apologize for leaving her in the dark regarding the military offensive. Produced by Alex Kuzoian.

Reagan commented: “I look forward to talking to you on international issues . . . as well as the economic problems we face.”¹ Thatcher wryly observed, “The newspapers are saying mostly that President ...

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Interviewing Margaret Thatcher was the most exciting and scariest assignment of my career. I was working at SHE magazine as a ...

It’s a tactic that President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher would have embraced — and one that will undermine the Russian military and the Vladimir Putin’s regime ...

Talk about words to make the “New Right ... important reasons to move and live in the U.S. My family adores Reagan and Thatcher.” To which I can only say: Say it loud, say it proud, and ...

Thatcher meets with Reagan to seek out reassurances on the future of nuclear weapons.

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The 10-foot bronze statue was specially commissioned to “recognise Mr Reagan's contribution to ending the Cold War”. A piece of the Berlin Wall will be installed in front of the plinth.