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Issue: 391
Date: 10 December 1976

Nuclear Missile Nuclear Missile
March 2024
2010s
David Cameron Michael Gove Boris Johnson Theresa May Nigel Farage Sarah Vine Jeremy Corbyn David Cameron
July 2016
Theresa May Nigel Farage Boris Johnson Liam Fox David Davis Philip Hammond Nicky Morgan Jeremy Corbyn Theresa May
December 2016
David Cameron Michael Gove George Osborne Nigel Farage David Cameron
October 2013
2000s
Martin McGuinness Gerry Adams Martin McGuinness
February 2000
William Hague William Hague
October 2000
The Windsors The Windsors
May 2008
1990s
William Hague Michael Ancram William Hague
October 1997
Neil Hamilton Christine Hamilton Neil Hamilton
April 1997
John Major John Major
June 1994
1980s
Margaret Thatcher Willie Whitelaw Jim Prior Margaret Thatcher
December 1982
Neil Kinnock Ken Livingstone Neil Kinnock
May 1989
Michael Foot Michael Foot
January 1982
1970s
Margaret Thatcher Margaret Thatcher
March 1975
Richard Nixon Richard Nixon
August 1973
The Queen The Queen
November 1973
1960s
Prince Philip The Queen Prince Philip
February 1963
Mao Tse-Tung Mao Tse-Tung
January 1967
Harold Wilson George Wigg Mary Wilson Harold Wilson
September 1967
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