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That's a good question. He wasn't merely a war correspondent, that's what he went there to be but he rejoined the army when he was there. He was, however, a very junior officer and would have had no say in any policy and certainly had nothing to do with the camps.

Don't know about that. When I was at uni, 40 years ago, Ted Heath came to speak and there were all sorts of protests with someone luzzing a bottle at him. I was at a uni that had a FCS-dominated executive, who knows what it would have been like at other places. I also saw a mob try to shout down...