African Safari adventure film: a hunting expedition comes to grief when they fail to placate the natives. But the leader escapes, and reaches the British camp with the natives at his heels.

Amateur record shot by young Able Seaman Richard Carver, when serving on HMS Salisbury in the Far East in 1962-1965, records off-duty scenes in Singapore and on nearby Snake Island, and naval search party boarding local vessel Naga Mas off Sarawak ...

Lime juice production. Made to mark the centenary of the sponsoring firm, L. Rose & Co. Ltd., The sponsor's estates on the island of Dominica where limes are grown and processed.

In 1966 Dominica was on the brink of major ...

Harold Wilson explains the government's decision to send troops to Zambia and to tighten trade sanctions against Rhodesia.

Amateur film shot by RAF serviceman Bob Andrews while serving in RAF 105 Squadron and 114 Squadron with RAF Transport Command during the 1960s records ground and air views of transport and supply operations in the area ...

A REPORT ON THE RHODESIAN SITUATION

A report on Harold Wilson's visit to Rhodesia for talks with Ian Smith.

At a press conference in Salisbury, Ian Smith answers questions on Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence.

Michael Charlton reports from Salisbury on the situation in Rhodesia following U.D.I. (Unilateral Declaration of Independence).

A REPORT ON THE RHODESIAN SITUATION

A report on the unilateral declaration of independence by Rhodesia with George Ffitch, Alastair Burnet, Edward Heath, Joseph Grimond, Ian Smith and the Rev Ndabaningi Sithole.