BRITAIN'S DILEMMA.

Focuses on the battle for the acquisition of Falkland islands between Great Britain and Argentina. Failure of the British foreign policy which led Argentina invade Falkland Islands; Statement that future of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her government would depend on naval action in the South Atlantic region; Difficulties faced by British forces to get their amphibious ships to the Falklands; Military preparedness of Argentina against invasion of Great Britain; Strategic and political importance of the Falkland Islands to Great Britain; Consultation of Thatcher's Foreign Secretary, Francis Fym, with the United Nations before any further military action was taken; Views of the Conservative and Labor Party on the issue; Opinion of the public on the sending of the British task force in the Falkland Islands against Argentina.