On the third day of her visit to the Soviet Union, Mrs. Thatcher held talks with the Soviet Prime Minister and several ministers in the morning, and interviewed three Soviet TV reporters in the afternoon.

Alan Wilson suggested that we should not always mention such things as nuclear weapons, medium-range missiles, and a non-nuclear world. In order to win over or deceive the feelings of the simple Soviet people, we should always mention the cooperation between the two countries.

It may be that Mrs Thatcher's economic policy has been in a mixed bag for two terms.

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