Falklands

British sovereignty over the Falklands has never been tested in an international court.

Cause: Revellers said they were 'here to celebrate the death of a woman with blood on her hands for the Falklands and miners'

Prince William's posting to the Falklands was also an ideal time to get Kate out on the road with the Royal Family's most senior members.

The Falklands War set her up politically to fight the final battle for the soul of the British economy. The impact would be worldwide .

From around the southern pole, nomads are now converging on these shards of rock, known as the Falklands.

Argentina and Great Britain have been at loggerheads over the sovereignty of the Malvinas (Falklands) Islands since the 17th century.

Oil exploration around the Falklands has angered Argentina which challenges British sovereignty over the islands it calls the Malvinas.

A more mature Argentine leadership would see oil exploration in the Falklands as an economic opportunity, not a political one.

In Britain, public sympathy for the military has not been this intense for many years, arguably since the Falklands conflict of 1982.

Margaret Thatcher, still fiery from the Falklands war, at first disagreed with him; popular newspapers talked of betrayal.

The Falklands War could be regarded as a controversial campaign of imperialism during the end of the Cold War.

The Falklands government says supplies are coming from Aberdeen, not Argentina, and the shipping ban will have no effect.

We had to fight the enemy without in the Falklands.

Most will be in the north Falklands basin, with perhaps one or two in the south Falklands basin, which has not yet been explored at all.

But the arrival of an oil exploration rig in the Falklands, due this month, has given new fuel to a dispute that dates back to 1833.

Unfortunately, by the time Darwin arrived in the Falklands, the wolves were being killed for their fur, and their numbers were in decline.

Mr Cameron insisted he wanted a ''constructive relationship'' with Argentina, but said that its attitude to the Falklands was unacceptable.

In a way , the Falklands became my life, it even became my bloodstream.

Thats Obama though. Some of the republicans were pretty pissed after the whole Falklands thing.

But Britain's Falklands war and the American invasion of Grenada began to change this.

By the end of this year, the 2, 500 islanders will have a better idea of whether the Falklands are to become a Saudi Arabia with penguins.

and the dependencies of rich countries, for instance Guam (America) and the Falklands (Britain).

Under the principles of continuous occupation and self-determination, the Falklands are British and happy to remain so.

In the Falklands, the ferocious sea rules, but the penguins are at the mercy of king killer whale.

In the Falklands too, the mammoth of gladiators are turning away from their battlefields and the spectacular exodus must now begin.

People, performing as veterans of the Falklands' war, parade during in Buenos Aires, Tuesday, May 25, 2010.

Forty years later, the Falklands Islands wolf was gone.

The prince's tour next year will come shortly before the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War.

Invincible saw action in the Falklands conflict, the Balkans and the Gulf in the late 1990s.

While the Falklands have grown rich on squid, Argentina's long decline has continued.

All of this last area is also claimed by Argentina, which went to war with Britain in 1982 over the Falklands.

CHARLES POWELL, Thatcher's Foreign Affairs Advisor, 1983-1991: The Falklands s*ed her.

William: You gave them the Falklands, didn't you?

In 1982, 255 servicemen were killed in the Falklands War.

The Falklands crisis was front page news and the lead story for television in America every day.

The lady is not for turning: on a visit to British troops in Germany, four years after the Falklands War