Various shots of the members of Colonial War Cabinet (presumably) posing in the garden for photographs.
Winston Churchill, Anthony Eden, General Smuts (leader of South Africa), Herbert Morrison, Ernest Bevin and other men posing.
Several shots of Winston Churchill, Lord Beaverbrook, General Smuts and several other men at desk talking.
Several shots of the table where the cabinet meets. Close up shot of Churchill's seat. Close up shot of a sign reading 'Action This Day'.
Various shots of high ranking officers and other members of war cabinet arriving to 10 Downing Street to a meeting. Lord Woolton arrives. Various shots of the meeting, some close up shots of the men.
Various shots of the men walking in garden, some Indian officers seen. Some men posing to photographers. Various close up shots of Mr Churchill, Lord Beaverbrook, General Smuts and others.
Colonial war cabinet posing for group photographs. Various shots of the members of the cabinet chatting in the garden. More shots of the delegates in garden and during meeting. Some good close up shots of the men. Lord Halifax and Clement Attlee are seen amongst the delegates.
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