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(10 Jun 2025)

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Madrid - 10 June 2025

1. Spain's Economy, Commerce and Business Minister Carlos Cuerpo during interview

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minister:

"The record numbers in terms of tourism also pose challenges, and we need to deal with those challenges also for our own population. What we see when looking at the outlook for tourism this year is that we might reach the 100 million. We are a 49 million inhabitants country, and that's the extent of the attractiveness of our country, but also of the challenge that we have in terms of dealing and providing for a good experience for tourists, but at the same time avoiding and overcharging our own services and our own housing market."

3. Cuerpo during interview

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minister:

"Well this is the key challenge for this term, and the government is putting all its efforts to be able to provide housing at affordable costs for our population."

5. Cuerpo during interview

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minister:

"There is no silver bullet, of course. But we are, and if I may now concentrate on this front, trying to rebuild the stock of housing with a key view of the the importance of the public supply of housing. We want to rebuild the public stock of housing, with huge investment coming, most of it from the next generation new funds from the recovery plan, but also going forward - for example last week we had a meeting, between the president, between President Sanchez and the presidents of the different regions and the main proposal that was made by the president was to increase threefold the investment, the money that can be invested in new housing supply. So this is by how much we're willing to engage into rebuilding this this public housing stock."

7. Cuerpo during interview

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minister:

++REFERRING TO YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT++

"It's still high, it's above 25%, which is of course one of the main endeavours of this government to bring it down, but you have to look at where we come from. In 2018 it was above 33%. So that's how much things have improved. Of course we're not there yet , as I said, we still have a long way to go, but things are going in the in the right direction."

9. Cuerpo during interview

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minister:

"We're still investigating the causes of the blackout. So let's this line of investigation and analysis unfold on its own, but what I can say about our bid for renewables is that it has only given us a cause for good news, in a sense so because it has proven to be a key element in terms of our competitiveness. So one key competitiveness edge in Spain is the low energy cost, this is proving essential for our firms and also for the attraction of investment."

11. Mid of interview

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Economy Minist... [truncated]

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Budapest - 10 June 2025

1. Wide of demonstrators clapping

2. Close of man clapping

3. SOUNDBITE (Hungarian) Dénes Sallai, musician:

++STARTS ON SHOT 2, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY 4 - 6++

"It looks increasingly like the majority of people are fed up with the actions of this regime, and there appears to be a real chance that next year, after 16 years, (Hungary's ruling party) Fidesz won't be the one to form a government.”

4. Tilt down from EU and rainbow flags to people

5. Wide of demonstrators clapping

6. Wide of Sallai on stage and demonstrators clapping

7. Wide of EU and Hungary flags

8. SOUNDBITE (Hungarian) Piroska Hajdú, demonstrator:

++STARTS ON SHOT 7, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 9 - 14++

"I think that the scope of corruption that is in this country, as well as the inequality and social situation that we have is really not good. We're very far from Europe in many ways, which I don't think is a good thing. We have to achieve change while we still can.”

9. Mid of a banner reading (Hungarian) "Freedom is not up for negotiation”

10. Wide of demonstrators, Pride flag

11. Mid of demonstrators clapping

12. Wide of demonstration and stage

13. Mid of protestors holding banners

14. Pan right of demonstration

STORYLINE:

Thousands of protesters filled a central square in Hungary's capital on Tuesday in what organizers called the beginning of a resistance movement against the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

It’s the latest sign of pushback against the long-serving leader's right-wing populist policies.

Nearly two dozen public figures including writers, actors, musicians, journalists and content creators lent their support to the demonstration in Budapest, delivering speeches to the thousands gathered beside Hungary's neo-Gothic parliament building.

Most speakers referenced what they view as the Hungarian government's increasingly anti-democratic conduct, as well as deep-seated corruption and economic inequality which is seen as profiting those with ties to Orbán's Fidesz party.

“It looks increasingly like the majority of people are fed up with the actions of this regime,” said Dénes Sallai, a musician.

The demonstration was the latest in a series of anti-government protests that erupted after Orbán's party pushed a law in March and a constitutional amendment the following month that effectively banned public LGBTQ+ events including the popular annual Budapest Pride.

That law also allowed for authorities to use facial recognition technology to identify and fine participants in prohibited assemblies.

Speakers at Tuesday's demonstration warned that a recent draft bill that would allow the government to blacklist critical media organizations and NGOs would mean the end of independent journalism and free civic engagement in Hungary.

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(10 Jun 2025)

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Los Angeles - 10 June 2025

1. National Guard posted outside of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Detention Center, tank leaving

2. Wide of protesters

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Danielle Kahl, Los Angeles resident:

"I'm not OK with this. I'm OK with people getting taken from their jobs and being taken from when they're going into the federal building for their appointments to do this the right way. And Trump doesn't seem to care. And it's not right."

++WHITE FLASH++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryan Glover, Los Angeles resident:

"I really believe that it just seems overblown. I feel like it's indicative of the irresponsibility of the current administration and the hatred and the xenophobia that they have for immigrants."

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Danielle Kahl, Los Angeles resident:

"With the National Guard and now the Marines? Are you crazy? Trump, what is going on with you? You're not right in the head to be thinking this is okay. I have never seen anything like this. I'm raising my son to believe that people have rights. You don't just do this and this is a waste of taxpayer dollars."

6. Various of National Guard troops

7. Various of police and National Guard

STORYLINE:

Marines and additional National Guard troops headed to Los Angeles on Tuesday, sent by President Donald Trump in response to four days of protests over immigration raids despite the strenuous objections of state and local leaders.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, meanwhile, filed an emergency motion in federal court to block the Trump administration from using the Guard and Marines to assist with immigration raids in Los Angeles, saying the motion was in response to an apparent change in orders that had been issued for the Guard.

Trump's deployment of roughly 4,000 National Guard members and 700 Marines to the country's second-largest city came despite a relative calm to Monday's and Tuesday's protests.

State officials sued Trump on Monday in an attempt to roll back the Guard deployment, saying the president had trampled on California’s sovereignty.

This appears to be the first time in decades that a state’s National Guard was activated without a request from its governor. Trump said in a social media post that the city would have been “completely obliterated” if he hadn’t sent Guard members to the city over the weekend.

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Bogota, Colombia - 10 June 2025

1. Various of billboard with message of support to Sen. Miguel Uribe, in critical condition after being shot

2. Military guard outside the clinic

3. Various of private clinic where Uribe is hospitalized

4. People visiting Uribe walking into clinic

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Maria Claudia Tarazona, Sen. Miguel Uribe's wife:

"Colombia, today I want to tell you that Miguel is a warrior. He continues fighting for his life. He is continuing this battle, he is anchored to the earth by the love of his son, the love of our daughters, the love to our family keeps him connected to this earthly dimension.”

6. Police guarding outside the clinic

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Maria Claudia Tarazona, Sen. Miguel Uribe's wife:

"The country is at war, just as my family, my children, and I are going through dark times, thousands of Colombians are suffering the terrible circumstances and consequences of war at this moment."

8. Various of vigil by people supporting Miguel Uribe outside clinic

STORYLINE:

Miguel Uribe, a conservative Colombian presidential hopeful, was in a critical condition Tuesday after being shot in the head from close range during a rally over the weekend.

Uribe's wife, Maria Claudia Tarazona, said that her husband was still fighting for his life.

"He is anchored to the Earth. The love of his son, the love of our daughters, the love of our family keeps him connected to this earthly dimension," Tarazona said outside the clinic where her husband is being treated.

Tarazona also said the violent situation which her family is going through is a shared experience with Colombians.

"The country is at war, just as my family, my children, and I are going through dark times, thousands of Colombians are suffering the terrible circumstances and consequences of war at this moment," she said.

Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay was attacked in a park in the Fontibon neighborhood when armed assailants shot him from behind, according to his conservative Democratic Center party, which released a statement calling it “an unacceptable act of violence.”

Images circulating on social media showed Uribe Turbay, 39, covered in blood being held by several people. A medical report from the Santa Fe Foundation hospital said the senator was admitted in critical condition and is undergoing a “neurosurgical and peripheral vascular procedure.”

Late Saturday night, after leading an extraordinary Security Council session, Colombia's first leftist president Gustavo Petro promised “complete transparency” in the investigation and to find the intellectual authors of the attack. He also promised an investigation into any failures by the senator's bodyguards.

Uribe Turbay is the son of a journalist who was kidnapped and killed in 1991 during one of the country's most violent periods. Colombia will hold a presidential election on May 31, 2026, marking the end of Petro's term. The senator announce... [truncated]

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ARCHIVE: Buenos Aires - 25 February 2019

1. Former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez arriving at entrance of federal courthouse

2. Policemen

3. Tracking shot of Fernandez leaving courthouse

4. Pan of federal courthouse

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ARCHIVE: Buenos Aires - 23 August 2018

5. Authorities entering building in which Cristina Fernandez has an apartment to begin raids

6. Police adjacent to building

7. Supporters of Fernandez holding signs

8. Woman holding sign (Spanish) reading: "It is not justice, it is vengeance, #Strength Cristina"

STORYLINE:

Argentina's Supreme Court has upheld the six-year prison sentence on corruption charges for former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

De Kirchner governed for eight years after succeeding her husband in 2007.

Under her watch, Argentina became notorious for its unbridled state spending and massive budget deficits.

She had asked the court for a review of the prison sentence.

Tuesday's court decision means that Fernández de Kirchner will not be able to compete in September for a seat in the legislature in the country’s capital, as she had announced.

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Ramla, Israel - 10 June 2025

1. Various of lawyer with legal rights group Adalah entering detention facility at Givon Prison

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Lubna Tuma, lawyer with legal rights group Adalah:

"We argued today and that also was emphasized by all the activists that their goal is to enter humanitarian aid to Gaza, to end the famine and to end a genocide in Gaza. Therefore, any violation or any prohibition to entering the humanitarian aid to Gaza is deepening the complicity of Israel in the famine in Gaza."

3. Tuma during interview

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Lubna Tuma, lawyer with legal rights group Adalah:

"We expect that they will be deported as soon as possible. Some of the activists even said in front of the tribunal that they are refusing to be deported. They want to complete the mission of entering the humanitarian aid to Gaza. And they are demanding the continuing of the flotilla into Gaza."

5. Various of lawyers from Adalah walking to a car outside the prison

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Lubna Tuma, lawyer with legal rights group Adalah:

"All of the activists said that they are refusing to sign any paper that says that they entered Israel in an illegal way. And they (are) all saying they are, they are basically kidnapped into Israel."

7. Wide of detention facility at Givon Prison

STORYLINE:

The lawyer for the flotilla passengers still detained in Israel said Tuesday that they are expected to be deported "as soon as possible."

Earlier, the group behind the Gaza-bound ship Freedom Flotilla Coalition said three activists, including Greta Thunberg, had been deported along with a journalist.

It said it had encouraged some to do it so they could speak freely about their experiences.

Eight other passengers refused deportation and were in detention before their case is heard by Israeli authorities.

Adalah, a legal rights group in Israel representing them, said they were expected to be brought before a court later Tuesday.

Lubna Tuma, a lawyer from legal department at Adalah, said "some of the activists even said in front of the tribunal that they are refusing to be deported."

"They want to complete the mission of entering the humanitarian aid to Gaza," she said.

Tuma said the passengers still at a detention facility of Givon Prison in central Israel refused to sign a paper saying that they entered Israel illegally.

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, along with rights groups, said Israel's actions in international waters were a violation of international law.

Israel rejects that charge, saying such ships intend to breach what it argues is a lawful naval blockade of Gaza.

Israel viewed the ship as a publicity stunt, calling it the “selfie yacht” with a “meager” amount of aid that amounted to less than a truckload.

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Madrid, Spain - 10th June 2025

1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Montse Tomé, Spanish National Team coach:

(on Jenni Hermoso not being on the list)

"We have assessed her year in Tigres, we've talked to her coach several times, and we've basically done what we need to do in order to decide on the players. In this specific case, we have a lot of other players available in her position: Patri, Zubieta, Alexia, Aitana, Vicky, Mariona, Pina... It is hard, it is very hard to be among the 23, but we've been professional regarding her and the others, and this is our decision."

2. 00:38 SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Montse Tomé, Spanish National Team coach:

"Alexia (Putellas) is pure competition, she's ambition, she's power. And she's the captain because she instills all that onto the rest. She plays to win. She has gone through some rough times and she's managed to turn the situation around, and that's because she's so certain about what she wants. She's had a great year: many goals, many assists. She's a player that we want to have with us, we want to take care of her and we want to learn from her."

3. 01:17 SOUNDBITE SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Montse Tomé, Spanish National Team coach:

"This is a good time for the team. This season we've played many games in different stadiums and we've enjoyed every bit of it. We have a great team, very talented players, and we do feel a good synergy, we do feel trust in each other both on and off the pitch. And well, that's what a team is about."

4. 01:56 SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Montse Tomé, Spanish National Team coach:

"We can not compete in fear. We compete with excitement, with ambition, with good energy. We are not afraid."

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS

DURATION: 02:06

STORYLINE:

Spain's squad for the Women's European Championship does not include Jenni Hermoso, the player who was kissed without her consent by the former president of the Spanish soccer federation in the awards ceremony of the 2023 World Cup.

The kiss led to a guilty verdict for sexual assault for Luis Rubiales earlier this year.

Spain stars Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmati were among the 25 players called up by coach Montse Tomé on Tuesday ahead of the tournament in Switzerland.

The training camp will begin next Thursday in Spain, with players from Barcelona and Atletico Madrid — who participated in the final of the Copa de la Reina on Saturday, due to report Sunday.

The team will play a friendly against Japan near Madrid on June 27, and two days later will travel to Switzerland ahead of its Euro debut against Portugal on July 3. The final roster will be 23 players.

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Kyiv, Ukraine - 10 June 2025

1. Wide rescuers on a crane approaching damaged building

2. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Maryna Kotsupii, Press Officer of Ukraine State Emergency:

"The attack was massive. Seven out of 10 districts were damaged. We had a big fire in Obolonskyi and Podilia districts. Now the localization is going on. We have damage to a residential 25-storey building in the Obolonskyi district. There was a fire in the apartment on 15 square meters. We also have damage at the 16-storey residential building in the Solomyans'kyi district. There was damage to a technical floor. Fortunately, no one was injured there. In general, four people were injured in Kyiv - two are in the hospital, two were released home."

3. Various of firefighters

4. Debris on ground

5. Damaged car

6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Anastasiia Nikitova, Student:

"My father is at the frontline so I cannot give up, I cannot be weak, because maybe I feel bad now, but he feels three times worse. I may worry about a car that was damaged by a strike, but he is risking his life there. Tonight, it was very intense. Everything was falling down and shaheed drones were flying and flying, and at one moment something exploded so intensely that I fell. Even now I am in a state of shock. I am smiling sometimes but I see how difficult it is. There are people who have lost their homes. Thank god everyone is alive, but this was a nightmare."

7. Various of people at entrance to damaged building

8. Various of firefighters and damaged buildings

9. Person walks past damaged building

STORYLINE:

Russia attacked two Ukrainian cities with waves of drones and missiles early Tuesday, killing three people and wounding at least 13 in what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called “one of the biggest” strikes in the three-year-old war.

The attack struck Kyiv and the southern port city of Odesa.

In an online statement, Zelenskyy said Moscow's forces fired over 315 drones - most of them Shaheds - and seven missiles overnight.

“Russian missile and Shahed strikes are louder than the efforts of the United States and others around the world to force Russia into peace,” Zelenskyy wrote, urging “concrete action” from the US and Europe in response to the attack.

One person was killed in Kyiv's Obolon district, regional head Tymur Tkachenko wrote on Telegram.

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Berlin, Germany - 10 June 2025

1. Wide of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof arriving

2. Mid of photographers

3. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"We are deeply shocked by this news that young people have been so suddenly torn from life, apparently by a rampage committed by a former student of the school in Graz."

4. Wide of news conference

5. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"I would like to say on behalf of the federal government that all of Germany mourns with our neighbor Austria in this terrible hour."

6. Schoof speaking

7. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Dick Schoof, Dutch Prime Minister:

"But let me also pause for a moment to reflect on the terrible tragic events in Graz as it was just mentioned by the chancellor. We are with the bereaved. And I also informed my colleague in Austria about this earlier today."

8. Wide of news conference

9. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"The recent severe Russian attacks on Kyiv and other cities are once again assaults on the civilian population, once again grave war crimes, not military targets, but terror against civilians. Russia has deliberately and ruthlessly attacked the civilian population with numerous drones and cruise missiles. This was anything but a proportionate response to the very precise Ukrainian strikes against military airfields and infrastructure last week."

10. Wide of news conference

11. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"Once again, it becomes evident that Russia is escalating instead of negotiating. Therefore, the federal government will continue to work with its partners to increase the sanctions pressure on Russia. Support for Kyiv and pressure on Moscow are both needed now to exert the necessary pressure so that real negotiations for a ceasefire can begin."

12. Merz and Schoof leaving news conference

STORYLINE:

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with acting Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof at the Chancellery in Berlin on Tuesday, where the leaders discussed a school shooting in Austria earlier in the day and recent developments in Ukraine.

Both Merz and Schoof extended their condolences following the shooting in Graz, Austria.

"We are deeply shocked by this news that young people have been so suddenly torn from life," Merz said during a joint news conference.

Earlier on Tuesday, a former student opened fire at a school in Austria’s second-biggest city, killing at least nine people and wounding several others before taking his own life, authorities said.

During the meeting, Merz also condemned Russia's latest wave of attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, accusing Moscow of committing “the most serious war crimes.”

"Russia has deliberately and ruthlessly attacked the civilian population with numerous drones and cruise missiles," he said.

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London, UK – 10 June 2025

1. Mid of painting ‘Gyro 1’ by Stephen Chambers and sculpture ‘Rocket Girl II’, Leiko Ikemura, part of the Royal Academy of Arts’ Summer Exhibition

2. Tilt up of ‘Rocket Girl II’

3. Pull focus to face of ‘Rocket Girl II’

4. Tilt down of gallery

5. Mid of steel structure suspended from ceiling, ‘Thunder and Şimşek’, JA Projects, people standing in front of it

6. Various of ceramic vase decorated with quotes and photos of the artist, ‘Conversations with My Fellow Academicians’, Sir Grayson Perry

7. Various of ‘The Crucifixion 2025’, Dame Tracey Emin

8. Various of Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator, looking at ‘When a Gate Closes’, El Anatsui

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:

"It's a bit like a thermometer, testing the temperature and what people are feeling about matters of concern. We are living in an unprecedented time of extreme polarity, whether it is to do with social, political, or cultural issues."

10. Tilt up from man sitting on bench to artworks

11. Close of ‘Street Talk’, with writing reading (English) ‘Not Our President’, by Michelle Hobby

12. Various of painting of migrants in boat, ‘History in Transit’ Adam Forman

13. Various of painting ‘Somewhere in Ukraine’, Jock McFadyen, includes small Ukrainian flag hanging from window

14. Various of artwork based on the Just Stop Oil campaign, ‘Crime of Conscience or Destructive Criminality?’, Debra Drinan

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:

"The summer exhibition is an opportunity, whether it's through individual works or how we assemble them together to prompt conversations about these issues. I don't think we can solve them in the confines of the gallery, but we can make people think about how we can approach these kinds of issues that are important to us."

16. Tilt up of plinth containing architectural models

17. Various of ‘D Y Patil University Centre of Excellence, Mumbai; 1:75 Sectional Model’, Spencer de Grey

18. Mid of ‘British Museum Visitor Welcome Pavilion Model’, Hayatsu Architects

19. Various of ‘Holes in the House 1:30 Model’, Studio MNM

20. Various of, ‘Tate Liverpool, Royal Albert Dock, 1:50’, 6a Architects Tom Emerson and Stephanie Macdonald

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:

"Architecture, I think it's a necessary part of our life. We inhabit it, we go through it. It affects us at so many levels: physical, psychological. It modifies the planet. So I think, it's a really relevant art. And it has both the aesthetic side, but it has all of those non-aesthetic sides, things that we don't even see, but that are affecting our lives as we speak."

22. Tilt up of ‘Radiate’ Nigel Hall

23. Various of suspended artwork with ostrich feathers ‘Body Shop’, Alice Channer, seen through ‘Radiate’

24. Close of ‘Body Shop’

25. Tilt down from ceiling to ‘When Do You Know You are Right?’, Ryan Gander

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