Stanley cathedral full for Falklands' Thatcher memorial
Falklands residents say they owe their freedom and their riches to Margaret Thatcher. Today they paused to reflect and to remember.
Martin Geissler is North of England Correspondent for ITV News. He has covered a wide range of stories from all over the continent from the sinking of the Costa Concordia off the Italian coast to Icelandic ash clouds.
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Falklands residents say they owe their freedom and their riches to Margaret Thatcher. Today they paused to reflect and to remember.
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