Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

No, dear, it's all right. I'll do it.

(newscaster) A Type 21 frigate, HMS Ardent,

(Margaret wheezes) Denis!

Thank you, Margaret.

(Airey) If you want to change the party, lead it.

- (cheering) - We won!

- (woman softly) Tea. - Margaret! Cups!

There will be no female Prime Minister here,

to hold one's head high

(clamoring fades)

(newscaster) The Irish National Liberation Army has claimed

but we shall never give in to them.

(man) Both of these ships are carrying Exocet missiles, Prime Minister.

- Shoulders back, tummies in! - (laughter)

- (classical music plays loudly) - When Nag, the basking cobra,

The time has come for others to consider their own response

that though much is sacrificed,

Why has... Why has this Conservative government failed?

Ask me what I am thinking.

Just to nip at their heels and make them reaffirm the principles on which

Yes, and talked about bringing faith,

- Oh, Airey... - Let's go.

(gasping) No, no, no!

- (arguing) - ...the biggest fall in total output

And I ask the Right Honorable Gentleman, whose fault is that?

Here's your bag.

and our country need a new leader.

(Margaret laughs)

I... I'm very well.

- (laughs) - (man) Look this way, please.

(cheering, fanfare fade)

- We have paid the price... - Mrs. Thatcher, they're ready for you.

We'll get a help for that.

I offer my resignation

And the pearls.

Enough. Denis, enough!

Don't let those bastards see you humiliated.

- You've got Michael and... - Jacqueline.

One must be brave if one is to take the wheel.

- I'm sorry? - 1941,

(Margaret) You are the backbone of our nation!

This lot seem bound to do the same,

Oh, I spoke to Dr. Michael today.

- (music stops) - (machines whirring)

So you wake early?

No. One's life must matter, Denis.

and we've already got her vote.

(radio plays loudly)

(Margaret) All I Wanted was for my children to grow up well and be happy,

- (laughs) Or take in paying guests. - (coughs)

All I intghis world Is carnage venom

(Margaret) There are those who would say hold back,

Yes. Yes, he moved to Paris when he was 14.

but there isn't any change.

is not the fault of the trade unions.

It's all been given to you, and you feel guilty about it.

do what I know to be right?

There's a perception, Margaret, rightly or wrongly,

There you go, making excuses for him. Now look where it's got you.

Watch your actions, for they become habits.

that we must do nothing for the moment

What's crucial is that you hold your course,

rends the peasant tooth and nail,

- Anything could have happened. - (guard) I understand.

for someone who's not afraid to tackle the unions.

- Coming for dinner tonight. - Yes, of course.

But it has never been so patient,

Well, why don't you get on a boat to Calais? Hm?

If you want to change this party, lead it.

seeing an end to the Cold War. Don't you?

(newscaster) It's Friday the 4th of May, an historic day for Britain,

Wha... What time is it?

(Denis) It's all been turned to mush!

And you're not Prime Minister any more.

that a large task force will sail,

(newscaster 3) The place that she has now secured in British history,

- Or woman? - (chuckles)

For a start, that hat has got to go.

(glassware rattling)

Well, I don't like coalitions, I never have.

(chattering continues)