for
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in May; Lord Glenarthur,
Attows Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth office in
Chr February and June; Mr Patten, Minister for Overseas
Development, in September; Lord Young, Secretary of State
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for Trade and Industry, in June; Mr, Parkinson, Secretary of
George State for Energy, in June; Mr Younger, Secretary of State
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for Defence, in March; Mr Hamilton, Minister of State for
the Armed Forces, in March; Mr Ian Stewart, Minister of
State for the Armed Forces, in January; Mr Peter Morrison,
Minister of State for Energy, in September; Mr Wyn Roberts, Minister of State, Welsh Office, in September; Mr Macgregor,
Pant Minister for Agriculture, in September; Mr Channon, Secretary of State for Transport, in November; Mr Ridley, Secretary of State for the Environment, in December; Mr Frances Maude, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, in September.
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1989:
Lord Mackay, Lord Chancellor in December; Sir Geoffrey
Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth
Affairs, in July; Lord Young, Secretary of State for Trade
and Industry in April; Lord Glenarthur, Minister of State at
the Foreign and Commonwealth office, in January; and by his
successor, Mr Francis Maude, in September; Mr Peter Viggers,
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Industry in November; and Mr Richard Needham, Parliamentary
Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, in December.
1990:
Mr Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in January; Mr Michael Howard,
Secretary of State for Employment in September; Mr Francis Maude, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in April and July; and by his successor, Lord Caithness, in September; Mr Tim Sainsbury, Minister for Trade and Mr David Mellor, Minister for the Arts, in
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