This week's discussion is on the argument recently made for selling British citizenship to wealthy Hong Kong Chinese in order to fund the repatriation of British Afro-Caribbeans.

Made entirely on location in Belize, the film tells the parallel and overlapping stories of two men on the same squadron, one a Harrier pilot and the other a young technician. We are shown how both men are faced with the same dilemma - whether to ...

ARMY MOBILE NEWS TEAM SHOTLIST

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GVs of Army divers kiting up on dock side next to Sir Galahad ...

A study in social transition, presenting the problem of a young village African who goes to work in the Rhodesian copper mines, but then, unable to come to terms with an industrial environment, feels himself drawn back to the simple ...

Discussion on democracy in Australia, Rhodesia, Northern Ireland and particularly India.

A report on the tension between China and Hong Kong and the border clashes of 1967.

A profile on Dominica.

Politics in British Guiana.

Recruitment film for the Royal Navy, focusing on the "Dragon Squadron", based in Hong Kong. The Dragon Squadron is responsible for assisting the Hong Kong police in policing Hong Kong's waters. Includes scenes onboard patrol ships HMS Yarnton, HMS ...

Deals with the Royal Tour of West Africa. (Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gam bia). Commentary spoken by Anthony Quayle.

A report on Anguilla, with Robert Bradshaw and Sir Frederick Phillips.

Footage from Mr Day's time as Senior Political Officer in the South Arabian Federation between 1964 and 1967.

Production / Donor Details: Mr Day entered HMOCS as Political Officer, Western Aden Protectorate, in 1961. From 1964-67 he ...