GREAT ACTIVITY IN DOWNING STREET -

The transcript covers the anticipation of naval action and the bustling activity in Downing Street, highlighting the involvement of Cabinet ministers and Lord Halifax. It discusses the recall of British diplomats from the Balkans due to potential war developments. The Foreign Secretary emphasizes the importance of discussions for peace and security in Southeastern Europe. The transcript concludes with the King's visit to Aldershot for an officer cadet inspection.

What was the atmosphere like in Downing Street as naval action was anticipated?

• Silent and deserted

• Chaotic and disorganized

• Calm and quiet

• Busy and active

Why was Lord Halifax's appearance in Downing Street significant?

• He generated considerable interest and sympathy

• He was known for his military strategies

• He was the Prime Minister

• He was rarely seen in public

What coincided with the news from the North?

• The recall of British diplomats from the Balkans

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The end of the naval action

• The declaration of war

What was the purpose of recalling British diplomats from the Balkans?

• To prepare for a diplomatic summit

• To safeguard peace and security in Southeastern Europe

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To negotiate a trade agreement

What significant event did the King participate in at Aldershot?

• A naval exercise

• A diplomatic meeting

• An officer cadet inspection

• A military parade