British Pathe

New Premier Meets House (1963)

Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home is elected leader of Conservative Party. London.

Vietnam Demonstrations (1968)

Item showing anti-Vietnam war demonstration and violence between police and protesters.

The New Prime Minister (1963)

Harold Macmillan resigns and Lord Home becomes the new Prime Minister.

Sights Of London (1951)

Attractions of Britain's capital city - good shots of London landmarks and attractions.

Selected Originals - Westminster's Day Of Majesty AKA 80th Birthday (1954)

Material relating to newsreel story "Westminster's Day of Majesty (aka 80th Birthday)" - 54/94.

Selected Originals - Sir Winston Resigns (1955)

Material relating to newsreel story "Sir Winston Resigns" - 55/28.

Selected Originals - Labour Romps Home (1966)

Material related to newsreel story "Labour Romps Home" - 66/27.

Renovations Begin At No.10 Downing Street (1960)

Major building works retain the well-known facade but modernise the interior of the buildings.

Removals From Downing Street AKA Removals From Downing St (1960)

Removal men loading office furniture onto a van outside No. 10 Downing St.

Premier In No. 10 (1963)

Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home and his family at home in 10 Downing Street. London.

Nixon At No. 10 & Talking To Edward Heath

Nixon talks with Edward Heath.

News In Flashes - Sir Winston Churchill At No. 10 (1953)

Sir Winston Churchill outside No 10 following his illness.

Wilson At No 10 (1970)

Harold Wilson is seen inside 10 Downing Street and leaving to meet the Queen.

Anthony Eden Weds (1952)

Conservative politician Anthony Eden marries Claris Churchill, Winston's niece.

Glubb Pasha Dismissal At No 10 (1956)

Ministers meet at 10 Downing Street after Glubb Pasha, Leader of Arab Legion, is dismissed.

Commonwealth Ministers Meet At No 10 Downing St (1964)

Commonwealth Minister meet at Downing Street, London.

Cabinet Ministers Recalled On Sleeve As Cabinet Ministers Re-Called (1935)

Cabinet ministers arrive at No. 10 Downing Street for emergency meeting.

Cabinet Ministers Arrive At No 10 (1940)

Cabinet Ministers arrive to 10 Downing Street.

Time To Remember - Wind Up Week 1938 - Reel 4 (1938)

Documentary film about 1938 - people become aware of the growing threat of war.

Downing Street Churchill And Others

Footage of Winston Churchill at in Downing Street with General Smuts and Beaverbrook.

Danger Sounds The Alert (1950)

British Cabinet meet. Recruits join up in various countries. US troops in action in Korean War.

Commonwealth Premiers Meet (1955)

Sir Winston Churchill hosts the meeting of Commonwealth Premiers at Downing Street.

Churchill's Birthday (1951)

Prime Minister Winston Churchill is 77. He receives lots of Birthday greetings.

Churchill On His Birthday (1942)

Winston Churchill celebrates his birthday.

British War Cabinet At No 10

Colonial War Cabinet meets in London.

Mrs Wilson At Home In No. 10 (1964)

Various shots of PM's wife Mary Wilson at home in Downing Street.

Moving Days (1924)

Stanley Baldwin's furniture is moved out of Downing Street to make way for MacDonald.

Macmillan Is Prime Minister (1957)

Events surrounding the resignation of Sir Anthony Eden and the appointment of Macmillan.

Bulganin And Khrushchev Visit Downing Street (1956)

Bulganin and Khrushchev leaving No 10 Downing Street after visit to Prime Minister.

Bulganin And Khruschev Visit Downing Street And Cenotaph (1956)

Bulganin and Khruschev visit Downing Street and lay wreath at Cenotaph.

Budget Day (1968)

People wait for news of budget + a look at the consumer items that will be effected.

Biafrans Demonstrate (1967)

Biafrans hold demonstration and march to Downing Street over political interference. London.

Atlantic Bases Agreement (1941)

Churchill, Winant, Malony, Biesemeier and Fahy sign Atlantic Bases Agreement at Downing St.

Always First With The News (1922)

Picture of Mr Bonar Law and his Cabinet seated around Cabinet table, Downing Street, London.

10 Downing Street: Ministers (1947)

Ministers arrive for Cabinet meeting. Downing Street, London.

10 Downing Street AKA Pm Of Ghana At Number 10 (1969)

Prime Minister of Ghana Dr. Busia visits Harold Wilson in Downing Street. London.

The Crisis! - Long Version (1931)

Politicians come and go from Downing Street as the National Government is formed.

No. Ten's Place In History (1963)

Harold Macmillan returns to No 10 - Pathe recalls other premiers.

Crisis - Crowds At No 10

Masses wait around No 10 Downing Street.

Cabinet Meeting In Downing Street (1938)

Cabinet ministers arrive at Downing Street for a meeting on a Saturday.

Deputation To Downing Street (1920)

Striking workers riot in Downing Street.

Labour Romps Home (1966)

Labour win the election, Mr Wilson stays the Prime Minister for another term.

La Crise Ministerielle Anglaise AKA English Political Crisis 1931

The Labour Government ends and after negotiations the National Government is formed.

Kosygin Arrives (1967)

Russian Statesman Kosygin is met by Prime Minister Harold Wilson on arrival in London.

Italian President Visits No 10 (1969)

Italian President Saragat visits No 10 Downing Street.

Imperial Conference 1926 (1926)

Premiers from Empire Countries pose in Downing Street garden with Baldwin, Churchill and Chamberlain.

Hunger Strikers In Downing Street 1933 AKA Hunger Strikers In Downing Street

Demonstration in Downing Street possibly about hunger.

Hornsey Students Demonstrate At No 10 (1969)

Hornsey art student march to Downing Street

Happy Birthday! (1954)

Sir Winston Churchill receives telegrams of best wishes for his 80th birthday.

Election 1970 (1970)

Shots of new Prime Minister Edward Heath outside number 10 Downing Street, London.

Eisenhower Visits England, Radio Broadcast And The Dinner At Winfield House (1960)

Macmillan & Eisenhower talk for broadcast, Churchill, Ike & Macmillan on settee together.

Farewell Ike AKA Goodbye Ike (1959)

Eisenhower at Downing St., Ellesborough, St. Paul's and at American Embassy.

Four Years Ago (1943)

September 1939 - start of the war.