Falkland Islands

John Nott, the Conservative politician who served as the defence secretary during The Falklands War, has died aged 92. Pictured is him waving to departing servicemen as the liner QE2 leaves Southampton carrying 3000 British troops to South Georgia during the Falklands War, 12th May 1982

Falklands War defence secretary John Nott dies aged 92

A British tourist has died next to his wife during a flight between the Falkland Islands and Chile (Getty)

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A British cruise liner carries troops from Southampton during the Falklands War

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No fewer than 39 places across the UK and British Overseas Territories, including Gibraltar (pictured), applied for city status. (Pic: Shutterstock)

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Survivors of an Exocet missile attack on HMS Sheffield on board HMS Hermes from where they will be picked up by a support ship and taken back to Britain, May 1982.

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The Belgrano, an Argentine cruiser was sunk by the British during the conflict

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