Gilbert Gunn directs this 1950s British comedy starring Guy Rolfe, Michael Hordern, Ronald Shiner and Lionel Jeffries. The officers on board HMS Scotia are quick to seize the opportunity for a party when they moor off the French Riviera. They have an excuse, too - Captain Robert Randall (Richard Coleman) has just become engaged to Jill Eaton (Mary Steele), who joins him on the ship to celebrate along with her friends Mary Carlton (Anne Kimbell) and Antoinette (Nadine Tallier). However, when a problem with the shore boat leads to the girls spending the night on the ship, the officers are forced to try and conceal their presence when the formidable Admiral Hewitt (Hordern) arrives to inspect the vessel. Chaos duly ensues...

Janine Simms a beautiful and talented CIA agent, is faced with one of the most difficult tasks of her career. She is given a double challenge by her bosses in 'The Agency': Uncovering the leaders of al Qaida in Paris and discovering the whereabouts of a missing Saudi Princess. Janine enlists the help of her former lover, Rick Harrison, who invites her to Algeria to protect a visiting French/Algerian woman Minister, and to help him discover who is trying to sabotage his water purification project for the Bay of Algiers. In the process of a visit to the Casbah, Janine discovers that all is not as it seems with the princess's disappearance, or with the Algerian businessmen who are funding Rick's restoration project. Finally, on her return to Paris, she follows a lead to Grasse in the south of France to search for a princess who does not wish to be found.

"Assignment Sahara: Chad and Sudan" puts Janine Simms, an experienced CIA operative, into one of the most dangerous assignments of her career. She is sent to Chad, Central Africa, under the auspices of the American Embassy, ostensibly to oversee the delivery of food and medical supplies to refugees from the Darfur region of Sudan. Her real mission is to search for the missing daughter of a U.S. senator. The girl, Lilli, has mysteriously disappeared from a church group providing aid to the refugees. Janine's search takes her north to the uncharted Tibesti Mountains of Chad, an insurgent stronghold, to look for the girl. She is aided in her task by Brax, an experienced bush pilot, and Lilli's father, the irate senator, who will risk anything, even forcing the group to deal with terrorists, to rescue his daughter.

What happens when a beautiful art historian goes in search of her lover's kidnappers and stumbles on the cause of the disappearance of priceless Benin Bronzes from the British Museum? Because no one believes her theories, she takes on the task of finding the truth alone until Peter Blake, a Second Secretary in the American Embassy, is assigned to help her. Under the watchful eye of Janine Simms, a sophisticated CIA agent, the two struggle to find the truth of an international group of art thieves who are systematically pillaging the world's great collections of African Art.