A special programme recorded outside Downing Street on October 1st with a group of people from the Southern Cameroon region who are campaigning for independence and freedom. The Southern Cameroonians make up an English-speaking minority who were promised their own country after colonisation, but have found themselves brutalised and oppressed under the regime of Paul Biya, a man who has controlled the country since the 1970s.
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