Condolences and sympathies are widespread in the aftermath of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) bombing of the Royal Marine Depot in Deal, Kent. Eleven marines were killed and twenty-one wounded.
Report shows people leaving flowers and wreaths outside barracks gate and standing in tribute. Forensic men on roof of damaged depot.
Blood donors in Territorial Army drill hall and queue of donors outside.
House where police believe bombers stayed for some time.
‘Green Beret’ pub.
Forensic men sifting through debris.
Doctor Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury, arriving at hospital to visit victims.
Interview with two victims of the bombing.
The reporter is Brian O’Connell.
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