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Remark on a theorem of D. H. Fremlin concerning K-analytic Hausdorff spaces

At the 29th Meeting of the British Mathematical Colloquium held at Edinburgh in March 1977, D. H. Fremlin announced the following result. Let Φ denote the proposition that there exists a K-analytic Hausdorff space, having metrizable compacta, which is not Souslin. (We refer the reader to Fremlin's paper (1) for the relevant definitions) Theorem 1.1. (Fremlin) (i) Assume . (ii) Assume Martin's Axiom together with . Then Φ is false.