Caribbean Report 19-01-1989
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1989-01-19
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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The English Test and County Cricket Board refused to reveal the tactics they will take into Monday's crucial meeting of the International Cricket Conference on their stance on the contentious apartheid issue. In Jamaica, PNP's leader Michael Manley sets out his programme for the country if he is returned to power at the general election on February 9th. Cuba's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Isidoro Malmierca Peoli visits China, the first by a Cuban Foreign Minister since Fidel Castro came to power thirty years ago. In Britain, interracial marriages are on the rise with thirty percent of West Indian husbands married to white wives and vice versa in the under thity age group.
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:35)
2. The English Test and County Cricket Board refused to reveal the tactics they will take into Monday's crucial meeting of the International Cricket Conference on their stance on the apartheid issue (00:36-04:52)
3. Financial News (04:53-06:06)
4. Jamaica's Michael Manley moves to build on his pre-election lead (06:27-09:26)
5. Cuba's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Isidoro Malmierca Peoli visits China (09:27-12:15)
6. Mixed marriages are on the increase in British society (12:16-15:00)
2. The English Test and County Cricket Board refused to reveal the tactics they will take into Monday's crucial meeting of the International Cricket Conference on their stance on the apartheid issue (00:36-04:52)
3. Financial News (04:53-06:06)
4. Jamaica's Michael Manley moves to build on his pre-election lead (06:27-09:26)
5. Cuba's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Isidoro Malmierca Peoli visits China (09:27-12:15)
6. Mixed marriages are on the increase in British society (12:16-15:00)