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(9 Jun 2025)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London, UK – 5 June 2025

1. Wide tilt up of exterior of V&A East Storehouse

2. Wide tilt down of interior of V&A East Storehouse

3. Members of public browsing the facility

4. Tilt down of musical instrument

5. Various of conservation workshop with washing machines and other equipment ready for cleaning and restoration

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London, UK - 31 October 1982

6. STILL IMAGE: British pop star Elton John, second from left, is seen at the rehearsal studios at Millwall in London's Dockland, Oct. 31, 1982, with original members of his band. John and the band are slated to tour the U.K. for the first time in over five years. From left to right: Davey Johnston, guitar; John; Nigel Olsson, drums; and Dave Murray, bass. (AP Photo/Joe Schaber)

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London, UK – 5 June 2025

7. Various of Kate Parsons, Director of Collections Care and Access, Victoria and Albert Museum, unzipping clothing bag to show Elton John costume

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Kate Parsons, Director of Collections Care and Access, Victoria and Albert Museum:

"People are making so many interesting choices. They'll be asking for a dress, plus a piece of ceramic. It's so interesting to us all to be able to see that and witness that. And they don't need to be researchers. They may be the researchers of the future, but you don't credentials to use that service, which is also a new thing. People can use the service just because they want to, they're interested."

9. Various of Parsons unwrapping and showing Balenciaga dress

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Kate Parsons, Director of Collections Care and Access, Victoria and Albert Museum:

"One of our most popular items which is by Cristóbel Balenciaga, 1954 evening gown. And one of the interesting things about this dress is that it was, and maybe why it's so popular, one reason, is because it also is one of the inspirations for the V&A's Museum, the architecture of the V&A's Museum. So the dress has a balloon hem, which is interesting also because now that's becoming very fashionable again, you see balloon hems on dresses and this is 1954. And that balloon hem which you'll see was, we did an X-ray of it, our conservation science team, when we were doing investigations on the dress, and it was that x-ray and the internal structure of this dress which was one of the inspirations for V&A's museum's architecture."

11. Various of bust on display

12. Various of a dress on display

13. Wide of room

STORYLINE:

Getting close to precious historical, art and fashion artefacts has become a reality thanks to V&A East Storehouse, a newly opened offshoot of London's Victoria and Albert Museum.

The venue, built in the area of London revitalized by the 2012 Olympics, is a storage area for items not currently on display in its traditional galleries.

Visitors can view some true gems of the design world -from Victorian dresses to iconic pop star garments to vintage furniture to antique... [truncated]

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Los Angeles - 8 June 2025

1. STILL: Protesters from the city hall to the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

2. STILL: Protesters block the 101 Freeway near the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

3. STILL: Close up of protesters blocking the 101 Freeway near the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

4. STILL: Protesters confront police on the 101 Freeway near the Metropolitan Detention Center of downtown Los Angeles

5. STILL: Protesters face a line of police near the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

6. STILL: A police officer fires a soft round near the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

7. STILL: Officers make their way down a ramp to the 101 Freeway near the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles

8. STILL: A firework explodes on the 101 Freeway near the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

9. STILL: Multiple Waymo taxis burn near the Metropolitan Detention Center of downtown Los Angeles

10. STILL: U.S. National Guard stand their line in the metropolitan detention center of downtown Los Angeles

STORYLINE:

The streets of the sprawling city of 4 million people were mostly quiet Monday morning, the day after crowds blocked off a major freeway and set self-driving cars on fire as law enforcement responded with tear gas, rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades.

Sunday’s protests were centered in several blocks of downtown and a handful of other places. It was the third and most intense day of demonstrations against Trump’s immigration crackdown in the region, as the arrival of around 300 National Guard troops spurred anger and fear among many residents.

National Guard troops stood shoulder to shoulder carrying long guns and riot shields as protesters shouted “shame” and “go home." After some demonstrators closely approached the Guard members, another set of uniformed officers advanced on the group, shooting smoke-filled canisters into the street.

Minutes later, the Los Angeles Police Department fired rounds of crowd-control munitions to disperse the protesters, who they said were assembled unlawfully. Much of the group then moved to block traffic on the 101 freeway until state patrol officers cleared them.

Some protesters were seen hurling chunks of concrete, rocks, electric scooters and fireworks at California Highway Patrol officers and their vehicles parked on the closed southbound 101 Freeway. Officers ran under an overpass to take cover at one point.

Nearby, at least four self-driving Waymo cars were set on fire, sending large plumes of black smoke into the sky and exploding intermittently. By evening, police had shut down several blocks of downtown Los Angeles.

Flash-bang grenades echoed out every few seconds into the evening.

The Guard was deployed specifically to protect federal buil... [truncated]

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(9 Jun 2025)

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Kyiv, Ukraine - 9 June 2025

1. Various of memorial service, people mourning by coffin

2. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Vitaly Remenniy, godfather of deceased Andriy Remenniy:

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"We (military) are worried about our relatives who are here and the only hope is those guys who are fighting at our rear front. Some people don't understand that those people who are in that uniform (of the security service) are risking their lives each day for the sake of all of us."

3. Various of rescuers at service

4. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) No name given:

"Putin, Putin's Russia is killing us Ukrainians. They are killing at the frontline with bombs, granades, shells, rockets. They are killing in the rear, killing not only young men, but also mothers with children and the young, wonderful , strong people that were supposed to build their future."

5. Mid of funeral; UPSOUND fire truck sirens blaring in honor of victims

STORYLINE:

A funeral was held in Kyiv on Monday for three firefighters killed responding to a Russian airstrike on the Ukrainian capital last week.

Pavlo Yezhor, Danylo Skadin, and Andriy Remennyi died on June 6 while responding to the aftermath of a drone and missile attack that struck civilian infrastructure in the Solomianskyi district.

The causes of a secondary explosion that claimed their lives remain under investigation.

The farewell ceremony took place at a fire station in the Sviatoshynskyi district, where relatives, friends, and colleagues gathered to pay their respects.

Fire trucks sounded their sirens in honor of the fallen.

AP video shot by Dan Bashakov and Dmytro Zhyhinas

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Los Angeles - 8 June 2025

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1. Wide of protesters marching with flags and signs on a Los Angeles freeway

2. Police officers fire rubber bullets at protesters, camera zooms into rubber bullet on the ground

3. Protestors moving through the streets amidst ongoing demonstrations

4. Vandalized self-driving car covered in profane graffiti during demonstrations

5. Protester standing on graffiti-covered car

6. Wide of protesters marching on freeway with police forming a line in the background

STORYLINE:

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he planned to file a lawsuit against President Donald Trump in response to the administration’s extraordinary deployment of the National Guard to confront immigration protesters who took to the streets in Los Angeles.

Newsom, a Democrat, said that commandeering a state’s National Guard without consulting the governor of that state is "illegal and immoral.”

The streets of the sprawling city of 4 million people were mostly quiet Monday morning, the day after crowds blocked off a major freeway and vandalized self-driving cars.

Law enforcement responded with tear gas, rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades.

Sunday’s protests were centered in several blocks of downtown and a handful of other places.

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(9 Jun 2025)

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Rome - 9 June 2025

1. Ballots being handed to a voter

2. Legs of man voting behind the cabin at the polling station

3. Man stepping out of voting cabin

4. Close of boxes marked “Ministry of Interior - popular referendum”

5. Voter casting his ballots into boxes

6. Pull focus from number of polling station on the door of a classroom turned into polling station to ballot boxes

7. Various of polling station workers counting and sorting the ballots

8. Close of sign outside the school bearing Rome city emblem and reading (Italian) “Polling stations”

9. Wide of entrance of school turned into polling station with Italian and European Union flags

STORYLINE:

Italy's referendums aimed at relaxing citizenship laws and improving job protections failed on Monday due to low turnout, partial data showed, marking a clear defeat for the centre-left opposition and boosting the ruling right-wing coalition.

Italians headed to the polls Monday on the second and final day of referendums that wanted to make it easier for children born in Italy to foreigners to obtain citizenship, and on providing more job protections.

But the vote needed to reach a 50% plus one threshold to be validated.

Official data from almost 90% of the polling stations showed that turnout hovered around 30% of eligible voters after two days of voting, well below the 50% plus one of the electorate required to make the vote valid.

The result deals a sound blow to the referendums' organizers — including Italy's center-left opposition parties, activists groups and the main labor union — while it scores a victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who openly supported abstention.

Meloni and other high-profile politicians in her conservative coalition have encouraged their supporters to boycott the referendum.

The premier's far-right Brothers of Italy party celebrated the referendum's failure on Monday afternoon, stressing the opposition's setback.

Campaigners for the change in the citizenship law say it will help second-generation Italians born in the country to non-European Union parents better integrate into a culture they already see as theirs.

The new rules, if passed, would have affected about 2.5 million foreign nationals who still struggle to be recognized as citizens.

Supporters said this reform would have brought Italy’s citizenship law in line with many other European countries, promoting greater social integration for long-term residents.

It would have also allowed faster access to civil and political rights, such as the right to vote, eligibility for public employment and freedom of movement within the EU.

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Caracas, Venezuela - 9 June 2025

1. Venezuelan flags

2. Cars driving by

3. People walking on the street

4. Marleny Fernandez, lawyer, walking her dog

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marleny Fernandez, lawyer:

"It's a relief that the White House issued that clarification because we Venezuelans are battered enough with the migratory policies in the United States."

6. People walking

7. Sandra Martinez, housekeeper, walking on the street

8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sandra Martinez, housekeeper:

"I imagine that from today, many things that one is not aware of will become clearer. Others say the situation is going to get worse. But what else? What more can we expect? From being worse than what we are already experiencing. Since President Trump, I see everything as worse."

9. Various of people walking on the street

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump’s new ban on travel to the U.S. targeting dozens of countries, including Venezuela, took effect Monday amid rising tension over the president’s escalating campaign of immigration enforcement.

The new ban does not revoke visas previously issued to people from countries on the list, according to guidance issued Friday to all U.S. diplomatic missions.

Travelers with previously issued visas should still be able to enter the U.S. even after the ban takes effect.

In Venezuela, some expressed relief that visa holders will be able to enter the U.S. after the confusion generated last week when Trump signed the proclamation that many interpreted would have prevented visa holders to be able to enter.

"It's a relief that the White House issued that clarification because we Venezuelans are battered enough with the migratory policies in the United States," said Marleny Fernandez, a Venezuelan lawyer who holds a U.S. visa.

Many immigration experts say the new ban is more carefully crafted and appears designed to beat court challenges that hampered the first by focusing on the visa application process.

Trump said this time that some countries had “deficient” screening for passports and other public documents or have historically refused to take back their own citizens.

He relied extensively on an annual Homeland Security report of people who remain in the U.S. after their visas expired.

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(22 Dec 1998)

1. Tilt down, Babe poster

2. Mid, Robin Williams arrives in casual clothing on the red carpet

3. Robin Williams lead away

4. Various, crowds

5. Mid, cement being laid

6. CU, man at the microphone introducing Robin Williams

7. CU, man at the microphone introducing Robin Williams

8. Arrival, Robin Williams

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Williams, stood with his children

10. SOUNDBITE (English) compere - Williams provides comedy translations

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Williams

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Williams:

"Remember, if you give a lawyer Viagra, they just get taller"

13. Various, Williams signs his name in the cement

14. Wide, crowd

15. CU, Williams puts on red nose (as worn by his character, Patch Adams)

16. Various, Williams places his hands in the cement

17. Various, Williams stands in the cement

18. Cutaway, press

19. Various, exteriors, Grauman's Chinese Theatre

20. Various, cement

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Williams

22. Various, cement

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Tunis, Tunisia - 9 June 2025

1. Various of Club Africain (football club) fans gathering to support convoy to Gaza

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yahya Shalabi, head of We Run Nabeul running club:

"This is an initiative from the Nabeul (Arno) club in coming, and our goal is to gather other running clubs that answered the call, such as Star Club and Zahra and others. This is a noble initiative to raise youth awareness, to say that we are conscious youth and we deliver our message in a noble way, and may God help our brothers in Gaza."

3. Various of Club Africain fans chanting and banging drums in support of Gaza

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Wissam Arafa, Club Africain fan:

"We came with the spirit of the Club Africain team for the sake of our brothers in Gaza. We thank the We Run Nabeul team who joined us in this support, and we hope we can be together for our brothers in Palestine and Gaza."

5. Wide of young women chanting support for Gaza

6. Convoy participants waiting to board buses

7. Interior of convoy bus

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Souhir Kharrat, University Professor and civil society activist:

"We are accompanying the Convoy of Steadfastness towards Gaza. We will now go to the Ras Jedir crossing for the people of Gaza who have been under siege since March 9. The least we can do is support them, support our families."

9. Various of supporters and participants cheering and chanting as convoy departs

10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Saher Al-Masri, representative of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) in Tunis:

"This Convoy of Steadfastness, like that ship, is a message of challenge and will, and this is what the extremist right-wing government fears." (referring to the Israeli government)

11. Convoy leaving

12. Wide of convoy leaving Tunis on the Tunis-Tripoli highway

STORYLINE:

A land convoy calling itself the "Convoy of Steadfastness to Break the Siege on Gaza" left the Tunisian capital on Monday, heading for the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip.

The broad popular solidarity movement aims to alleviate the suffering of besieged Gaza residents and affirm Tunisian support for the Palestinian cause.

The convoy carries specialist delegations, most notably a large medical delegation that aims to reach Gaza hospitals to provide urgent aid and help address the severe shortage of medical staff and supplies there.

Additionally, there is a delegation of lawyers to accompany participants and provide necessary legal support in case of any emergency.

Football fans and running groups gathered at the convoy's departure point in downtown Tunis to show their support for the venture.

Wissam Arafa, a Club Africain fan, came specifically from Nabeul, in northeastern Tunisia, to support the convoy.

"We came with the spirit of the Club Africain team for the sake of our brothers in Gaza. We thank the We Run Nabeul team who joined us in this support, and we hope we can be together for... [truncated]

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(19 Sep 1998) SHOWS

1. Wide shot, barbecue party

2. People barbecueing

3. People eating

4. Various, Maury Chaykin

5. Various, Norman Jewison

6. Woman with green hair

7. Various, Sunny Davis

8. Various, Christopher Ecclestone

9. Various, Shekhar Kapur

10. Brenda Blethyn talking with Norman Jewison

11. Exteriors, Roy Thomson Hall

12. Cutaways, Antz sign to people in line for the movie

13. Various, cameraman cutaways

14. Various, Dan Aykroyd

15. Various, Christopher Walken

16. Various, Gene Hackman

17. Various, Eric Darnell

18. Various, Jeffrey Katzenberg

19. Various, Jane Curtin

20. Various, David Carradine

21. Various, Gene Hackman

22. Camera cutaway

23. Various, Danny Glover

24. Various, Jennifer Lopez

25. Various, crowd

26. Various, introduction to Antz

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Prague, Czech Republic - 9 June 2025

1. Defendant being escorted into courtroom

2. Defense counsel reading speech

3. Judge introducing case

4. Close of judge's hands

5. Various of defendant communicating with defense counsel through a translator

6. Close of the Czech national symbol on guard's shirt

7. Defendant being released from handcuffs

8. SOUNDBITE (Czech) Daniella Sarah Sotolarova, judge:

"(The defendant is sentenced) under section 311(3) of the Criminal Code, applying section 43(1) of the Criminal Code and section 58(3) of the Criminal Code, to a total term of imprisonment of eight years."

9. Close of defendant's face

STORYLINE:

A court in the Czech capital sentenced a Colombian national to eight years in prison on Monday for an arson attack and planning another one, in a case which authorities believe may be linked to Russia.

Prague's Municipal Court also ordered Andrés Alfonso de la Hoz de la Cruz to pay damages worth 115,000 koruna ($5,300).

The court approved a plea agreement between prosecutors and the defendant, who pleaded guilty.

The 26-year-old Colombian was arrested a year ago after setting ablaze three Prague public buses at a depot at night. The court said that he recorded what he did and left.

Local workers managed to extinguish the fire.

The court said the man received orders on the Telegram messaging app and was promised $3,000. He was also planning one more attack, possibly at a movie theater in Prague.

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala previously said the failed arson attack was likely part of Russia’s hybrid war against his country.

Czechia, which is more widely known in English as the Czech Republic, is a staunch supporter of Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s full scale-invasion.

Western officials have accused Russia and its proxies of staging dozens of attacks and other incidents across Europe since Moscow launched all-out war on Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, according to data collected by The Associated Press.

They allege the disruption campaign is an extension of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war, intended to sow division in European societies and undermine support for Ukraine.

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