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(10 Jun 2025)

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Jerusalem, Mideast - 10 June 2025

1. Wide of Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar and Foreign minister of Zambia Mulambo Haimbe walking to the stage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Gideon Saar, Israel Foreign Minister:

"Greta, persona non-Greta, received food and good treatment. Israel acted in a peaceful manner. I want to be clear, this persona non-Greta will not be allowed to stay in Israel. Greta departed Israel for Sweden earlier today. Another person departed and two others will leave later today. Member of the European Parliament, Rima Hassan, has so far refused to sign the deportation documents, as have seven others. According to Israeli law, they should be brought before a judicial authority to authorize their deportation."

3. Close of Israeli flags

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gideon Saar, Israel Foreign Minister:

"Greta and her friends brought in a tiny amount of aid on their celebrity yacht. It did not help the people of Gaza. This was nothing but a ridiculous gimmick. A publicity stunt and nothing more. In any case, it's our intention to deliver to Gaza the tiny amount of aid on the yacht that they did not consume."

5. Digital screen displaying (English) "State of Israel. Ministry of Foreign Affairs".

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Gideon Saar, Israel Foreign Minister:

"We were informed about UK decision to include two of our ministers on the British sanctions list. It is outrageous that elected representatives and members of the government are subjected to these kinds of measures. I discussed it earlier today with Prime Minister Netanyahu, and we will hold a special government meeting early next week to decide on our response to this unacceptable decision."

7. Close to the podium, banner reading (English) "State of Israel. Ministry of Foreign Affairs".

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Gideon Saar, Israel Foreign Minister:

"This morning Israeli forces attacked their targets of the Houthis in the Hodeida port. The Houthis threatened the stability of the Middle East, Africa, and international shipping lanes. They used the civil port for the purposes of terror. They have attacked Israel since October 7th, unprovoked, even though we share no border. They continue to fire missiles and drones at our communities. Israel will continue to fight terror in all forms and on all fronts."

9. Wide of news conference

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Mulambo Haimbe, Foreign minister of Zambia:

"Zambia further wishes to put on record her wishes for a safe return of the remaining hostages, as you have mentioned, honorable minister, whether living or otherwise, who are still being held in captivity."

11. Saar and Haimbe shaking hands and leaving

STORYLINE:

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said on Tuesday that activist Greta Thunberg and others were deported after attempting to bring aid to Gaza on what he called "their celebrity yacht".

"This was nothing but ... [truncated]

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(10 Jun 2025)

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Kyiv, Ukraine - 10 June 2025

1. Wide rescuers on a crane approaching damaged building

2. Mid rescuers

3. Mid man inspecting a damaged car

4. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Anastasiia Nikitova, Student:

"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."

5. Close glass from broken window in car seat

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 metal thing (car) that was damaged by a strike, but he is risking his life there."

7. Various of people at entrance of damaged building

8. Various of damaged buildings

9. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Hanna Tsehelna, Kyiv resident:

"We don't know what to do with it. We don't understand how it's going to be in the future. I don't really know. It's just some kind of hell. It's just hell. A month ago, a guard was killed (in strikes) behind our building. Today again. We just don't get it. Why is it like this? Why it is (happening) here? Why do we have to endure this? There are no military facilities here."

10. Mid rescuers at site

11. 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."

12. Various of drone wreckage

13. Various of firefighters

14. Mid damage

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. ... [truncated]

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(10 Jun 2025)

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Paris - 10 June 2025

1. Activist Greta Thunberg coming out of arrivals gate

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Greta Thunberg, activist:

"On international waters, we were illegally attacked and kidnapped by Israel and taken against our will to Israel, where we were detained. And then, some of us deported, some are still there. There are very big uncertainties, because it was quite chaotic and uncertain, so I don't really know what's going on. I haven't had a phone for many days."

UPSOUND reporter: "What was the conditions for you over the last few hours?"

"They were absolutely nothing compared to what people are going through in Palestine, especially Gaza right now. And it is this is yet another international, a violation of international rights - adding to the list of countless of such, especially towards Palestinians, that Israel are committing by blocking and preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza. That is illegal."

++ENDS++

STORYLINE:

Activist Greta Thunberg arrived in Paris after being deported from Israel on Tuesday and called for more actions to support aid efforts for Gaza.

Speaking upon arrival at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport, Thunberg called for the release of the other activists who were detained aboard the Freedom Flotilla. She described a “quite chaotic and uncertain” situation during the detention.

She said the conditions they faced “are absolutely nothing compared to what people are going through in Palestine and especially Gaza right now.”

Thunberg left on a flight to France and was then headed to her home country of Sweden, the Foreign Ministry said in a post on X. It posted a photo of Thunberg, a climate activist who shuns air travel, seated on a plane.

Thunberg was one of 12 passengers on the Madleen, a ship carrying aid to Gaza that was meant to protest Israel's ongoing war there and shed light on the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territory, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the group behind the journey.

Israeli naval forces seized the boat without incident early Monday about 200 kilometers (125 miles) off of Gaza’s coast, according to the coalition, which along with rights groups, said Israel's actions were a violation of international law.

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

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(10 Jun 2025)

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Paris - 10 June 2025

1. Wide of Greta Thunberg arriving

2. SOUNDBITES (English) Greta Thunberg, activist:

"On international waters, we were illegally attacked and kidnapped by Israel and taken against our will to Israel, where we were detained and then, some of us deported, some are still there. There are very big uncertainties because it was quite chaotic and uncertain, so I don't really know what's going on. I haven't had a phone for many days."

Question: "What were the conditions for you over the last few hours?

"They were absolutely nothing compared to what people are going through in Palestine, especially Gaza right now. And this is yet another international, a violation of international rights, adding to the list of countless of such, especially towards Palestinians that Israel are committing by blocking and preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza. That is illegal."

++ENDS++

STORYLINE:

Greta Thunberg on Tuesday called for the release of the other activists who were detained by Israel aboard the Freedom Flotilla.

Speaking upon arrival at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport Tuesday, Thunberg described a “quite chaotic and uncertain” situation during the detention.

Israel deported activist Thunberg on Tuesday, a day after the Gaza-bound ship she was on was seized by the Israeli military.

Thunberg left on a flight to France and was then headed to her home country of Sweden, the Foreign Ministry said in a post on X. It posted a photo of Thunberg, a climate activist who shuns air travel, seated on a plane.

Speaking in Paris, she said the conditions they faced “are absolutely nothing compared to what people are going through in Palestine and especially Gaza right now.”

Thunberg was one of 12 passengers on the Madleen, a ship carrying aid to Gaza that was meant to protest Israel’s ongoing war there and shed light on the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territory, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the group behind the journey.

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(10 Jun 2025)

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New Delhi - 10 June 2025

1. Various of heat haze at president’s residence

2. Man sleeping in shade

3. Various of screen showing heatwave alerts for India

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Naresh Kumar, India Meteorological Department: ++PART OVERLAID++

“So we did not experience the heatwave as we were expecting in the month of May. Now, what happens, now almost the weather is dry so slowly temperatures are starting rising gradually. Now we are experiencing heatwave over Rajasthan area and even south Punjab, south Haryana, south Uttar Pradesh, north Madhya Pradesh and even Jammu Kashmir which is likely to continue for the next three days.”

5. People sheltering in shade

6. Sprinklers

7. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Pradeep Kumar, Autorickshaw driver: ++PART OVERLAID++

“This heat makes us very tired. We drink water to keep up but many times our health gets affected and I suffer loose motions. Our income is also impacted because of the heat. I have to return to my home during noon time. I get a little work during the evening or night time. It is difficult to drive through the night as well. I feel troubled."

8. Photographers waiting for tourists, with their heads wrapped in white cloth to protect from intense heat

9. Family walking, child holding umbrella to protect himself from heat

10. Various of security personnel drinking cold lemonade at stall

STORYLINE:

A blistering heatwave is sweeping across northern India with temperatures soaring above the normal, disrupting daily life and raising health concerns.

The mercury shot up to 47.3 degree Celsius (117 degrees Fahrenheit) in Sri Ganganagar, a desert city in the northwestern state of Rajasthan on Monday, according to the Indian Meteorological Department.

The record for the country is 51 degrees Celsius (124 degrees Fahrenheit), set in May 2016 at Phalodi in Rajasthan.

The searing heat is not just a seasonal discomfort and underscores a growing challenge for the country’s overwhelmed health infrastructure. A prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures often causes heat strokes, mainly impacting the poor, outdoor workers, children, and the elderly.

Last year, a heatwave across swathes of India killed more than 100 people and led to over 40,000 suspected cases of heat stroke, as per data from the health ministry.

The capital New Delhi saw its first heatwave of the season with temperatures soaring past 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit) in one of the neighbourhoods on Monday. The swelter wasn’t just numerical as the real-feel temperature, or the heat index factoring in relative humidity, was a couple of notches higher.

Ryan Rodriguez, a 22-year-old tourist from the US was seen sipping a lemonade to keep himself cool in New Delhi.

“It’s pretty hot here. I just came from a trip of the Middle East, so I am sort of adjusting to it but [this is] much hotter than Virginia. I have got a drink here, a lemon drink, that’s helping me beat t... [truncated]

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(10 Jun 2025)

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Tunbridge Wells, UK - 22 May 2025

1. Various of fox cub in cage, 'Fox Project' worker carrying it in cage

2. Various of fox in Fox Project treatment room

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Trevor Williams, Founder of The Fox Project:

++PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"The initial connection we've got with the casualty fox comes from the householder out there or the whoever comes across a poorly fox. Our process then is to get an ambulance out to them or one of our local rescuers to bring the animal in, to treat it as well as we can, to do whatever we can for it, to try to get it back into the wild again."

4. Various of fox being treated

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicki Townsend, ambulance driver at The Fox Project:

++PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"From my experience in doing this, we're not just providing emergency services to the foxes in need, we are also providing that emergency service for people that care. It's a horrible place to be in, to care about an animal that's injured and not have any way of getting help. So not only are we helping those foxes that need us, but that the humans that want to help those fox is we're providing that service for them. It's a great amount of relief for them to have us here."

6. Various of fox being treated, and put in cage

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Bromley, UK - 22 May 2025

7. Mid of Townsend assessing health of an unresponsive fox and wrapping it in a blanket, after being called out by local residents Charlotte English and Ed Corcoran

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ed Corcoran, local resident:

"We have foxes living in this area, but we haven't seen them for a while and then we noticed that usually the foxes when they see cars or people, they kind get up and move away, but this one wasn't. So, we got closer and closer, and we realised it was a cub who was really injured."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tunbridge Wells, UK - 22 May 2025

9. Various of injured fox being unloaded from van back at the cub unit

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bromley, UK - 22 May 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlotte English and Ed Corcoran, local residents:

Charlotte English: "We love them (foxes)"

Ed Corcoran: "It's one of the reasons why we stay here is that we just see all the foxes in the sunshine in the summertime but when we saw this one he was ill and unwell it's heartbreaking."

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Tunbridge Wells, UK - 22 May 2025

11. Various of Sue Williams and Townsend inspecting and trimming away a large collection of fly eggs on fox chest

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Trevor Williams, Founder of The Fox Project:

++PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"There's something about foxes, any wildlife rescue organisation will tell you, they look you in the eye. I don't know where hedgehogs look in, where the hell is a fish looking, birds are looking anywhere. As far as I'm concerned, I don't know where they're looking. You don't have that connection. You have that connecion with a fox, just as you do with your own pets, with a dog. You know, we're used t... [truncated]

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(13 Oct 2011)

AP Entertainment

Venice, Italy, 3 September 2011

10 mins approx

1. Sit down interview with actress Gwyneth Paltrow including the following soundbites:

SOUNDBITE (English) Gwyneth Paltrow - on how she''s changed since she last worked with Matt Damon on "The Talented Mr Ripley":

"Oh, gosh, I mean a lot and not at all. You know what I mean? I think, well obviously, I have kids. I''ve grown up a lot, I''ve lived a lot more, I''ve been through a lot more but I think essentially there are parts of us that really remain the same throughout our lives but it was really nice to get back together with Matt (Damon) and talk about old times. It was fun."

SOUNDBITE (English) Gwyneth Paltrow - on how this role suited her family commitments:

"This was kind of perfect for me because I''m a Mom at home and I don''t like to go away very much and it was just a small part. I got to go to Hong Kong for a few days, Chicago for a few days, work with Steven Soderbergh and Matt Damon again. It was wonderful, it was a great experience."

SOUNDBITE (English) Gwyneth Paltrow - on whether working on this film made her more conscious cleaning her hands:

"About ten years ago there was an article in the New York Observer about where they sent a scientist out to swab surfaces of everything in New York and my brother read it and became obsessed. So for ten years or more I''ve been aware that there''s stuff on everything and there''s germs everywhere. So I''ve always been, since he read that article, a little bit of a hand washer, so this didn''t make me more in Howard Hughes direction."

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(18 Oct 2006)

London, 25th September 2006

12 mins approx

1. CU man looking through programme

2. CU pages from programme

3. MS press

4. CU cameraman

5. CU programme for 'Ecce Cor Meum'

6. CU notebook, Paul McCartney's voice in background

7. VS spectators

8. B-roll Paul McCartney entering press conference

9. SOT Costa Pilavachi (President EMI Classics) introducing Paul McCartney (MS Paul McCartney)

10. WS Costa Pilavachi and Paul McCartney

11.MS Paul McCartney

12. SOT Paul McCartney, includes SOUNDBITES:

"I'm very proud of it, I do like it. It was started when Linda was alive and we originally went up to Magdalen together so it has a lot of my feelings for her in it. When she died it stalled me and it took a year or so before I could get back into it. The interlude in the middle, the particularly sad melody is what got me going again. So her spirit is very much in this, it would have been her birthday yesterday so it's very appropriate."

(on how he sustains his writing)

"I love what I do. I love writing music. If I didn't do it for a living I would do it for a hobby. That is really how I sustain it, I just actually love going in each day and trying to write a bit of music. The process took that long but every step of it was a thrill."

(on his well-being and music)

"I'm doing fine thank you. It's okay, I'm enjoying music as I said in the last question, it is something I love to do, it is something that sustains me. I am enjoying it and I am enjoying finishing this project up and I am on to the next one."

(Reporter: "How do you feel about the story in the Daily Mirror?")

SOT Paul McCartney: "You are a little renegade coming out the corner there... You didn't put your hand up. I haven't read the Daily Mirror today."

(Reporter: "It's about you being very sad and you can't cope with the split.")

SOT Paul McCartney: "Have we someone breaking away from the script? Yes we have. Thank you very much."

13. VS Paul McCartney leaving press conference

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Los Angeles - 9 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Wide of flash-bang grenade rolling and exploding on ground

2. Various of protesters and police officers standing off

3. Police chopper in sky

4. Mid of police officers

5. Various of Los Angeles Police bus arriving at scene

6. Mid of police officers

7. Various of detained protesters waiting by bus, being loaded onto bus

STORYLINE:

Several people protesting over immigration raids in Los Angeles were detained and loaded onto a police bus Monday evening as President Donald Trump ordered more National Guard troops to the city.

Protesters were seen standing off with police officers before a police bus arrived for the detained demonstrators.

An initial 2,000 Guard troops ordered by Trump started arriving Sunday, which saw the most violence during three days of protests driven by anger over Trump’s stepped-up enforcement of immigration laws that critics say are breaking apart migrant families.

Another 2,000 National Guard troops along with 700 Marines are headed to Los Angeles on orders Monday from the president.

The protests began Friday in downtown Los Angeles after federal immigration authorities arrested more than 40 people across the city.

The smell of smoke hung in the air downtown Monday, one day after crowds blocked a major freeway and set self-driving cars on fire as police responded with tear gas, rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades.

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(23 Jul 2003) MC CARTNEY PLAYS ROCK IN RIO -IN LISBON

Rock in Rio-Lisbon, billed as one of the world's largest music festivals, got underway Friday and organizers said they expected 350,000 to attend the Lisbon event, with another 2 billion watching the six days of concerts on television.

Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney kicked off the festival, which runs over two weekends on May 28-30 and June 4-6 in the Portuguese capital. Other acts appearing at the festival, modeled on the original "Rock in Rio" concert that began in 1985, include Peter Gabriel, Britney Spears, Sting and hard rock band Metallica.

The event is being held in a Lisbon municipal park, where organizers have built a 200,000 square-meter "City of Rock".

Previous editions of the festival have sought to raise awareness of social problems and the Lisbon event's slogan is "For a Better World".

Concert goers will be able to watch documentaries in a lecture theater and discuss world peace between gigs. United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan is expected to send a video message at the start of the festival and Portugal's three main television networks will go silent for three minutes on Saturday to encourage reflection on social issues.

Security at the event is tight and 1,000 police and private security officers will guard the festival's perimeter. Fans will run three security checks, including metal detectors, before being allowed into the festival. Portugal closed its borders with Spain this week to give added security against a possible terrorist threat during Rock in Rio and the Euro 2004 football championships beginning June 12.

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