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Margaret Thatcher wore a pink outfit, while meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in London in April, named in 1989

Margaret Thatcher , some of her outfits show off to other heads of state, including Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan , newly published documents.

in 1990 diary, entry, entries that she wore her "Pink Chanel Gorbachev" suit during a visit to The Set of Coronation Street .

records show, the Conservative Prime Minister with several outfits according to the BBC broadcaster Terry Wogan .

Other documents show that Mrs Thatcher was warned about a 1990 newspaper article about Europe written by Boris Johnson .

A Foreign Office memo is not thought an official, The Report of the current clock, at the time, a Daily Telegraph journalist, was correct.

The Incident is described in detail in the latest Version of the, the ways of monitoring the step-by-release of their private files.

" the files, Mrs Thatcher, the first British Prime Minister to display is named-more outfits, after the Soviet leader Gorbachev than any other, followed by US President Ronald Reagan .

"Pink Chanel Gorbachev" to one of his next appearances in the Rovers Return

An entry from her private diary records that she was wearing her "Pink Chanel Gorbachev," on a visit to Granada TV Studios in Manchester in January 1990.

Eight months ago, the same dress was worn when she hosted Gorbachev in London.

Chris Collins of the Margaret Thatcher archive Trust, said: "only certain people" the award with an outfit named after them.

He noted, for example, that you chose the name of a dress she wore when she met the French President Francois Mitterand to Waddesdon Manor, Buckingham's Country House , where The Meeting took place.

'Power of clothes,'

And as they met, President George HW Bush in 1990, she is recorded as wearing your "Black Stump suit".

The former Prime Minister of baptism, their wardrobe was not only foreign leaders they admire.

Another entry from 1990 details, you wore your "Wogan Burgundy" of The Bank of England .

Francois Mitterrand was not recognized under the government of the world, even in the PM's wardrobe On her last day in Downing Street, Margaret Thatcher your "Burgundy New York W velvet collar wore". Outside of the policy, the broadcaster Terry Wogan , a favorite was when The BBC came to sartorial references

-transmitter, the interviewed Mrs Thatcher in January of this year, had named several outfits for him, including a "Wogan" and a "Wogan Short".

Mr Collins said Mrs Thatcher appeared to start taking their appearance more seriously after a visit to Moscow in 1987.

"you is suddenly, I think, aware of The Power of clothing," he said. "You will begin to see that the real serious politics, and she has more clothes, and monitor what she does with them. "

He added that the bookkeeping can have on your fashion choices, has been proposed to you by your "dress consultant" Margaret King, who was also a Director of Aquascutum-fashion-house.

European 'terror'

the latest Version of The documents also shows, Mrs Thatcher was warned before taking an article on Europe , Mr Johnson, the then Brussels correspondent for The Daily Telegraph. sight unseen

In The Report , the current Prime Minister described comments by the then President of the European Commission, Jacques Delors , a summit on the reform of the European economic Community (EEC) will take place later this year.

Mr Delors, he suggested, had presented plans for an EEC "super-state", thus opening the way for a "Federation of Europe ".

memo to Mrs Thatcher's Private Secretary , Foreign Office official Richard Gozney

" the files show Mrs Thatcher highlighted the comments in a cutting of the article, posted on 24. In October 1990, together with the heading.

However, a senior Foreign Office official advice in a memo to Mrs Thatcher's Private Secretary Charles Powell , and that what was reported was not in The Commission 's official document.

"It does not propose any radical changes to the current institutional plans of the Community - although it contains a lot of other horrors," he added.

A week after the article was published, Mrs Thatcher's famous "No, No, No made" speech in The House of Commons, in which she rejected Mr Delors' plan to more power to the European institutions.

Source of news: bbc.com