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Report on the press conference, with excerpts, given by General Sir Steuart Pringle, who was injured when a car bomb exploded outside his house in Dulwich, London. Male reporter not identified.
Timeline of the events of the Iran-US hostage crisis up to the agreement for release on the 18/01/81. Male and female presenters not identified. The hostages were later freed on 20/01/81.
Andrew Manderstam reports on the celebrations to happen in Washington DC after return of hostages to America after their release by Iran. President Ronald Reagan speaks to the press about those who died...
Interview with journalist and author of Who Dares Wins (on the SAS), Tony Geraghty, about the use of the SAS to rescue hostages from the Iranian embassy siege in London 8 months ago. Speculates on whether...
Report on the inquest into the deaths of terrorists during the rescue operation at the Iranian embassy siege in London by the SAS, details evidence given by SAS soldiers. Female reporter not identified.
Report on the coroner’s court hearing into the deaths of terrorists during the rescue operation by the SAS at the Iranian embassy siege in London, with conflicting evidence. Male reporter not identified.
TV Eye documentary for Thames Television on Colonel Gaddafi, presented by Peter Gill. Includes an interview with the Libyan leader, who says accusations of his country’s links to terrorist groups are...
Report on the funeral of Sergeant Leslie Barker, one of the SAS soldiers involved in ending the Iranian Embassy siege. Barker was killed on a training exercise in Oman when his parachute failed to open. He...
Interview with Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw speculating on the prospect of war in the Falkland Islands. Male interviewer not identified.
Kim Sabido reports on the night landing by British troops on the Falkland Islands. Captain Christopher Bern comments.
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