Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

He's very good. Very expensive.
- No. - ...but they insisted.
And I don't mean by state handouts.
I'll wear the pearls.
I don't know why you do this to yourself every year.
Cancer.
- Yes, M! - Sorry. No, no, no.
one's life must mean more than that.
Our differences, I'm afraid,
(newscaster) A car bomb has exploded outside Harrods department store,
Or forget you entirely and chuck you outwith the rubbish.
- Margaret Thatcher! - (cheering, whistling)
And hands down by side.
- (up-tempo music plays) - Now, as the test draws near,
We seek only an efficient industry.
The Prime Minister and his senior staff were due to be staying at the hotel,
Never be anything other than yourself.
(both vocalizing)
I'll never be elected leader. But I will run. I will run.
Michael, we can't possibly buckle at the first sign of difficulty.
The loyalty of all of my colleagues cannot be counted upon.
We just want to keep abreast of it, that's all.
(man) This is their naked strategy of closing
Not splendidly enough.
What about that medicine man, eh?
- Lurpak? - (Margaret) Butter, Francis.
It's time to go to work.
You've always been like this, fuss, fuss, fuss.
(Minister 3) He was almost inviting someone
(cheering)
Yes, but in order to arrive at the palace on time,
Not this time.
when there is no heating, no lighting in their classrooms.
The Falkland Islands belong to Britain,
and there's an invitation from Lord Armstrong
being led into battle by their chambermaid.
- Not yet. - Steady.
That's why I want to marry you, my dear.
- Leave it! - Margaret.
(newscaster) Mrs. Thatcher has failed to win enough votes
agree with the latest French proposals.
- Come on... - Nearly there.
What can we realistically hope to achieve by the end of session,
Nonesense
They'll come back on again in a moment.
- a sitting Prime Minister. - Sweetie.
when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
- (murmuring voices) - (girls giggling)
It's most unattractive in a woman.
I'm not sure a home economics lesson
None of these men have the guts.
Was your father a political man, too, Miss Roberts?
- (music fades) - (chuckles, snorts) Silly man.
Oh!
It was the people who put me here.
I can assure you I am not out of touch.
- What game? - You're a grocer's daughter.
Where there is error, may we bring truth.
It looks like a very interesting program.
that will further inflame the current situation.
happier than I was, certainly.
to every single one of these families, these heartbroken families?
It's a marvel to me that you can still quote whole chunks of Kipling,
Three, two, one.
- Good afternoon. - Congratulations, Prime Minister.
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If you live in this country, you must pay for the privilege.
Yes, darling.
(sirens wailing)
- (arguing) - It hasn't failed.
(Geoffrey) I have done what I believe to be right
(indistinct conversation)
- (groaning) - (Prime Minister) Be patient.
That and a degree from Oxford.
No? Come on, you can do it.
I was just going to get dressed.
- Ma? - (lively chattering)
People don't want to be harangued by a woman or hectored.
You promised! Hey! Mummy!
but I'm sure we'll manage.
Hm...
and then I'll put your electric blanket on.
Mark?
- Just loading the car. (June) - OK. Bye!
Shall I call someone, see if anyone can come and do your hair?