Caribbean Report 13-06-1989
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1989-06-13
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:57)
2. The Prime Minister of Dominica, Eugenia Charles has asked the British government to write off its debts. This follows the French President's cancellation of the debt of 35 African countries. Interview with Eugenia Charles (00:58-04:04)
3. The British Opposition Labour Party is in the middle of a major row with some of its black supporters over the candidacy of a white nominee. Interview with Jenny Arbon, Leonard Poisser, Michael Idone, Lady Seear. Report by Hugh Crosskill (04:05–07:56)
4. Financial News (07:57–09:31)
5. Ministers from ACP countries concluded the second day of a three-day discussion ahead of the Joint EEC/ACP meeting in Brussels. Interview with Evelyn Greaves (09:32–13:33)
6. Jamie Astaphan, the St. Kitts doctor has completed his testimony to the Toronto enquiry into drug use in amateur sports. Report by Richard Reynolds (13:34–15:13)
2. The Prime Minister of Dominica, Eugenia Charles has asked the British government to write off its debts. This follows the French President's cancellation of the debt of 35 African countries. Interview with Eugenia Charles (00:58-04:04)
3. The British Opposition Labour Party is in the middle of a major row with some of its black supporters over the candidacy of a white nominee. Interview with Jenny Arbon, Leonard Poisser, Michael Idone, Lady Seear. Report by Hugh Crosskill (04:05–07:56)
4. Financial News (07:57–09:31)
5. Ministers from ACP countries concluded the second day of a three-day discussion ahead of the Joint EEC/ACP meeting in Brussels. Interview with Evelyn Greaves (09:32–13:33)
6. Jamie Astaphan, the St. Kitts doctor has completed his testimony to the Toronto enquiry into drug use in amateur sports. Report by Richard Reynolds (13:34–15:13)