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Interview with Lord Allen of Fallowfield (Alfred Allen), General Secretary of the Union of Shop and Allied Workers (USDAW), on the acceptability of the 8 or 9 percent settlement suggested by the Government...
Chris Morten reports on Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith’s meeting with British Foreign Secretary Dr. David Owen in South Africa on 13/04/77.
Chris Morten reports on visit of British Foreign Secretary Dr. David Owen to Rhodesia on 15/4/77. Includes recording of TV interview by David Owen broadcast in Rhodesia with his views on how to resolve the...
Steve Harvey interviews Dr. David Owen on his appointment as UK Foreign Secretary following the resignation of Anthony Crosland due to illness.
Interview with Francis Pym MP, on chances of success for Anglo-US peace proposals and on Dr David Owen’s Southern African tour. Reporter not identified.
Report on the Rhodesian raids in Mozambique. Includes speech by Nigerian Commonwealth conference delegate General Yar’Adua, who speaks about UK Foreign Secretary Dr David Owen’s peace proposals, the UN...
Ian Smith gives a speech criticising the right-wing Rhodesian Action Party, and comments on Dr David Owen’s quest to talk to the Patriotic Front, and come to a settlement. Reporter is Chris Morten.
UK Foreign Secretary Dr David Owen, and US ambassador to the UN, Andrew Young, attend talks in Malta with the Patriotic Front about a possible settlement in Rhodesia. Xan Smiley reports. Second male reporter...
Vivian White interviews a male (Conservative?) MP (poss. John Davies?), about the possibility of an interim government in Rhodesia and on an internal agreement that some of the parties have agreed to but the...
Paul Iredale reports on the end of racial segregation in Rhodesia. Black people will be able to live in white areas and use white health services. Also looks at the American tour of government officials and...
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