Ministers from the sugar producing countries of the British Commonwealth have begun arriving in London for talks with the British Government on the future of their industry and its relations with the Common Market after Britain's entry.

One of the first to arrive on Saturday (May 29) was the Jamaican Trade Minister, Mr. Robert Lightbourne. He told reporters at London Airport that if anything were to happen to his country' sugar industry the effects would be disastrous.

He was interviewed by the British Broadcasting Corporation's (B.B.C) Commonwealth correspondent, Jim Biddulph.