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UNSPECIFIED (1981) The Atlantic Alliance: Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister, in London on January 29, 1981. British Information Services Policy Statement 3/81, 30 January 1981. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1973) The Atlantic Relationship; and Détente: Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, in London on October 3, 1973. British Information Services Policy Statement 59/73, 5 October 1973. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1985) BRITAIN AND EUREKA: Interview with the British Foreign Secretary, the Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Howe, QC, MP. British Information Services Policy Background 9/85, 23 July 1985. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1984) BRITAIN'S COMMITMENT TO THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: Sir Geoffrey Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, to the Franco-British Chamber of Commerce in Paris on May 25, 1984. British Information Services Policy Statement 28/84, 25 May 1984. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1985) Britain, The European Community and South Africa: European Political Cooperation Ministerial Meeting September 10. British Information Services No. 26/85, 13 September 1985. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1973) EUROPE AND THE ATLANTIC RELATIONSHIP - Lord Carrington, Secretary of State for Defence, in the House of Lords on October 31, 1973. British Information Services Policy Statement 69/73, 2 November 1973. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: RESULTS OF RENEGOTIATIONS. Mr. Harold Wilson, Prime Minister, in the House of Commons on March 12, 1975. British Information Services Policy Statement 23/75, 13 March 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) EUROPEAN MEMBERSHIP II: THE REFERENDUM. British Information Services Policy Background 6/75, 8 April 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) EUROPEAN MEMBERSHIP: DEBATE ON OUTCOME OF RENEGOTIATIONS. Mr. Harold Wilson, Prime Minister, in the House of Commons on April 7, l975. British Information Services Policy Statement 30/75, 8 April 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) EUROPEAN MEMBERSHIP: PART I, THE ISSUES. British Information Services Policy Background 5/75, 4 April 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) EUROPEAN MEMBERSHIP: THE PRIME MINISTER'S VIEW. Mr. Harold Wilson, Prime Minister, at the annual dinner of the Confederation of British Industry, in London on May 20, 1975. British Information Services Policy Statement 38/75, 21 May 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1980) European Community budget: Britain accepts compromise plan. British Information Services 22/80, Policy and Reference Division, 3 June 1980. [EU Other]

UNSPECIFIED (1985) European Council: Prime Minister's Statement. British Information Services Policy Statements 44/85, 12 December 1985. [EU Other]

UNSPECIFIED (1975) European Membership: Reasons for Voting Yes. Mr. James Callaghan, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, to the National Union of Mineworkers in Blackpool on May 15, 1975. British Information Services Policy Statement 36/75, 15 May 1975. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1984) FOREIGN POLICY: AREAS OF CONCERN. Sir Geoffrey Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, at the London Diplomatic Association on March 6, 1984. British Information Services Policy Statement 14/84, 9 March 1984. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1979) FOREIGN POLICY: THE WEST IN THE WORLD TODAY - Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister, in New York on December 18, 1979. British Information Services Policy Statement 56/79, 18 December 1979. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1976) Fisheries policy. British Information Services Policy Background 15/76 revised. 9 November 1976. [EU Other]

UNSPECIFIED (1982) RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - Sir Oliver Wright, who took up his appointment as British Ambassador to the United States in September, made a major address to the Pilgrims of the United States at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York on October 28, 1982. British Information Services Policy Statement 41/82, 28 October 1982. [EU Other]

UNSPECIFIED (1981) THE REPORT TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: Mrs Thatcher, the Prime Minister, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on December 16, 1981. British Information Services Policy Statement, 17 December 1981. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1985) South Africa: Britain Agrees EEC Policy Measures. British Information Services No. 28/85, 25 September 1985. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1982) TRADE DISPUTES BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES - Mr. Peter Rees, the Minister of State at the Department of Trade, at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York on June 28, 1982. British Information Services Policy Statement 34/82, 28 June 1982. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1984) TRADE: THE NEED TO HALT PROTECTIONISM - Mr. Norman Tebbit, the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, in Washington on February 8, 1984. British Information Services Policy Statement 3/81, 30 January 1981. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1987) TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS - On April 9, 1987 the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Geoffrey Howe QC MP, spoke to the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations at the Mid-America Club. British Information Services Policy Statement 14/87, 10 April 1987. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1986) TRANSATLANTIC TRADE DISPUTES: EC ENLARGEMENT - Sir Oliver Wright, the British Ambassador, speaking to the Executive Forum of the World Affairs Center of Hartford, Connecticut on April 7, 1986. British Information Services Policy Statement 12/86, 8 April 1986. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1983) UNITARY TAXATION: THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S VIEWS - A Note by the United Kingdom Government to the United States Treasury Working Group on Worldwide Unitary Taxation. British Information Services Policy Statement PR-24, 1 December 1983. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1981) UNITED KINGDOM PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES JULY-DECEMBER 1981. THE BRITISH PRESIDENCY: Lord Carrington, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, at the European Parliament on July 8, 1981 . British Information Services Policy Statements, 8 July 1981. [EU Related]

UNSPECIFIED (1979) THE US-EUROPEAN RELATIONSHIP - Sir Nicholas Henderson, GCMG, who took up his appointment as British Ambassador to the United States in July, 1979, made the traditional first major address in the U.S. to the Pilgrims of the United States at a dinner meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, on October 24, 1979. British Information Services Policy Statement PR-14, 23 October 1979. [EU Related]