I. "Premier home from travels." a. Capture of Tripoli (aerial view) has finally eliminated the Italian colonial Empire. Soldiers of the 8th Army are seen walking towards the town before a Union flag is hoisted. Outside the city the Vice-Governor of Libya, the Prefect of Tripolitania and the Mayor of Tripoli surrender to Montgomery who then drives in triumph through the city. Pipes parade; Arabs clap. b. Remainder of newsreel covers Churchill's travels - seen in Cairo posing with Admiral Harwood, Generals Brooke, Wilson and Alexander, Field Marshal Dill, Mr Casey and "Lord" Lampson; then in Turkey being greeted by Premier Sarajoglu and Ambassador Knatchbull-Hugessen at an airfield before conferring with the Premier and President Inn in a train carriage at Adana ("Anglo-Turkish friendship was confirmed and strengthened"); then to Cyprus, met by Governor and wife Sir Charles and Lady Woolley before a meeting with prominent citizens of the island including ecclesiastics; then to Tripoli to meet Montgomery (with General Brooke) before driving through the town and addressing men (no sound); and finally back to Britain, met by Portal on airfield and wife, brother, Mrs Duncan Sandys and grandson Julian at station.