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Presents an overview of the policy of Ted Heath, Prime Minister of Great Britain to handle developments in Northern Ireland. Salient features of his policy; Reasons for discarding old policy; Reference to the events in Ulster, Northern Ireland and Ireland; Incidents leading to a change of mind of Heath on Northern Ireland; Chances of success of the new policy.

Focuses on the political conditions in Great Britain during the Vietnam war. Preparation of a plan by which particular ministers in any future Northern Ireland government would be directly elected by their own communities; Reference to the news on the war published in various newspapers of Great Britain; Reaction of the people of Northern Ireland on the war.