Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

That there was an unbreakable code of silence

and productive working relationship with the prime minister.

But Black South Africans want sanctions, so shouldn't we listen to them?

We know these things are the price we cheerfully undertook to pay

-There she is! -Mrs. Thatcher!

whether it be long or short,

We are the same age, after all.

"I declare before you all that my whole life…

Where might we find one?

[young Elizabeth] "To accomplish that…

[crowd chanting]

following the recent crisis

-I had to try. -Hmm.

"a frank conversation about the way forward in South Africa."

Before I am much elder,

He's rung three times.

To deflect blame from you and to put these flames out ASAP.

It's not my best, I'm afraid.

There are always tensions between nations.

Golly! Your very own War and Peace.

[man] For the dinner, this sunshine chiffon…

Well, that's what it says.

by the anxieties and hardships the war has left behind

against members of the public.

The prime minister's here.

-You're very kind. -And, Michael, bravo!

and your continual denial is making you lot look like fools.

If I might interrupt, ma'am?

letting us know that there will be a difficult piece in the paper tomorrow.

Government sources claim that the sacrosanct relationship

is that the editor of the Sunday Times has now come out all guns blazing,

and by the time William's had children, and his children have had children…

The current violent oppression of Black protesters by government forces

[Thatcher] I don't, ma'am.

and the editor in this case assured him that the sources were unimpeachable.