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Bogota - 8 June 2025

1. People, some wrapped in the Colombian flag, marching through streets, chanting "Have strength Miguel"

2. People chanting and marching

3. Various of marchers

4. Young boy holding Colombia flag, chanting "Have strength, Miguel"

5. Various of marchers

6. Two marchers wrapped in Colombia flag

7. Protesters chanting and protesting

8. Close of sign reading, "Colombia deserves to live without gunfire and to choose without threats"

9. Former rebel hostage Ingrid Betancourt (woman wearing a white long coat and holding a backpack

10. People protesting at the start of march

STORYLINE:

Colombians took to the streets on Sunday, a day after the attack of Colombian Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay, a possible candidate in the country’s presidential election next year.

Uribe Turbay was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Bogota on Saturday, authorities said.

Supporters and the general public waved the Colombian flag as they marched, chanting, "Have Strength Miguel."

His conservative Democratic Center party released a statement calling it “an unacceptable act of violence.”

The attack took place in a park in the Fontibon neighborhood when armed assailants shot him from behind, said the right-wing Democratic Center, which was the party of former President Alvaro Uribe.

The men are not related.

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.”

“Miguel is fighting for his life,” his wife, María Claudia Tarazona, wrote on the senator’s X account, urging Colombians to pray for him.

The Attorney General’s Office, which is investigating the shooting, said the senator received two gunshot wounds in the attack, which wounded two others. The statement from the office said a 15-year-old boy was arrested at the scene with a firearm.

Colombia's government said it was offering a reward for the capture of all those responsible.

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(8 Jun 2025)

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Bogota - 8 June 2025

1. People, some wrapped in the Colombian flag, marching through streets, chanting "Have strength Miguel"

2. People chanting and marching

3. Various of marchers

4. Young boy holding Colombia flag, chanting "Have strength, Miguel"

5. Various of marchers

6. Two marchers wrapped in Colombia flag

7. Protesters chanting and protesting

8. Close of sign reading, "Colombia deserves to live without gunfire and to choose without threats"

9. Former rebel hostage Ingrid Betancourt (woman wearing a white long coat and holding a backpack

10. People protesting at the start of march

STORYLINE:

Colombians took to the streets on Sunday, a day after the attack of Colombian Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay, a possible candidate in the country’s presidential election next year.

Uribe Turbay was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Bogota on Saturday, authorities said.

Supporters and the general public waved the Colombian flag as they marched, chanting, "Have Strength Miguel."

His conservative Democratic Center party released a statement calling it “an unacceptable act of violence.”

The attack took place in a park in the Fontibon neighborhood when armed assailants shot him from behind, said the right-wing Democratic Center, which was the party of former President Alvaro Uribe.

The men are not related.

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.”

“Miguel is fighting for his life,” his wife, María Claudia Tarazona, wrote on the senator’s X account, urging Colombians to pray for him.

The Attorney General’s Office, which is investigating the shooting, said the senator received two gunshot wounds in the attack, which wounded two others. The statement from the office said a 15-year-old boy was arrested at the scene with a firearm.

Colombia's government said it was offering a reward for the capture of all those responsible.

AP Video by Marko Alvarez.

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(8 Jun 2025)

MOROCCO RAPTORS CENTER

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Bir Lahmer, Sale province, Morocco - 4 June 2025

1. An injured black kite suffering from broken wings taken out of cage

2. Various of specialists and officials checking bird, talking

3. SOUNDBITE (French) Karim Rousselon, chairman of the Moroccan Association for the Protection of Raptors (AMPR):

"The main objective (of the center) is to rescue birds of prey, raptors, nationwide, whether they’ve been injured, weakened or poisoned, in order to treat them and eventually return them to the wild. The second objective of this center is to contribute to the conservation of endangered species, such as the Egyptian vulture, of which only about 25 breeding pairs remain in Morocco."

4. Various birds of prey in enclosures

5. Rousselon and others looking at screen, following the journeys of some previously freed birds

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohamed Bouamama, head of the wildlife unit at the National Agency for Water and Forests:

"The work is coordinated between the field units of the National Agency for Water and Forests — especially the wildlife units — and members of the association to mainly rescue these birds, care for them, monitor their recovery and return them to their natural habitat. We also run awareness campaigns about the role raptors play in maintaining ecological and natural balance."

7. Various of black kites in enclosure

8. A black kite being released by bird keeper

9. Bird on tree

10. Specialists watching

11. Bird flying

12. SOUNDBITE (French) Karim Rousselon, chairman of the Moroccan Association for the Protection of Raptors (AMPR):

"In terms of outcomes, we’ve found that about one-third of the birds we take in can be released back into the wild, thanks to veterinary treatment and rehabilitation. Another third, unfortunately, can’t be released due to lasting physical or psychological impairments. These birds are kept at the center, where we try to give them a second life — either by including them in captive breeding programs or by using them for educational purposes. And sadly, in some cases, as a last resort, we do have to euthanize certain individuals."

13. Vulture spreading its wings then flying away

14. Bird keeper feeding vulture

15. Various of bird keeper training a black kite

16. Various of entrance of center, sign, reading (Arabic/French) "Bird of Prey Care Center of Bir Lahmer"

STORYLINE:

At this rehabilitation center in Morocco, specialists care for around a hundred birds of prey each year.

They help protect many of the 43 raptor species found in the country, treating injured birds and preparing them for return to the wild.

Little known to the public, the Bird of Prey Care Center in Bir Lahmer, northeast of Rabat, opened in 2011.

Created through a partnership between the National Agency for Water and Forests (ANEF) and the Moroccan Association for the Protection of Raptors (AMPR), the ... [truncated]

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(8 Jun 2025)

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Sde Warburg, Israel - 8 June 2025

1. Soldiers carrying a wreath; UPSOUND chanting

2. Mid of mourners

3. Soldiers carrying the coffin of Staff Sgt. Yoav Raver, 19, covered with an Israeli flag

4. Soldier removing Israeli flag from Raver's coffin, coffin being lowered

5. Close of soldiers crying (back shot)

6. Wide of family and mourners at funeral

7. Various of Raver's relatives crying

8. Mid of mourners

9. Pan from Israeli flag folded in hand of soldier to buried coffin

10. Various of mourners at funeral

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of one of the four Israeli soldiers who were killed Friday in southern Gaza when an explosive detonated as they searched a Hamas compound in Khan Younis.

The explosion caused part of a building to collapse and injured five other soldiers, one seriously, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

On Sunday, friends and relatives of 19 year old staff Sgt. Yoav Raver from the Yahalom combat engineering unit gathered in Sde Warburg, central Israel, to lay him to rest.

Hamas started the war with its massive attack on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, when Palestinians militants killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took another 251 people hostage. They are still holding 55 hostages, fewer than half of them alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israel has recovered dozens of bodies, including three in recent days, and rescued eight living hostages over the course of the war.

Israel's military campaign has killed over 54,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. It has said women and children make up most of the dead but does not say how many civilians or combatants were killed. Israel says it has killed over 20,000 militants, without providing evidence

AP Video by Ami Bentov

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Monaco - 8 June 2025

1. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva shaking hands as they arrive for Blue Economy and Finance Forum

2. Prince of Wales and Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves Robles talking as they arrive at Blue Economy and Finance Forum, joined by French President Emmanuel Macron, Prince Albert II and Lula, group pose for cameras

STORYLINE:

Leaders attended the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in Monaco on Sunday, held in advance of the UN Ocean Conference next week.

The meeting, on World Oceans Day, is being held at the Grimaldi Forum, named after Monaco's royal family.

Prince Albert II of Monaco greeted the Prince of Wales, who is to give a key speech at the forum, as well as Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, French President Emmanuel Macron and Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves Robles as they arrived.

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Kampala, Uganda – 26 May 2025

1. Various of students at Uganda Martyrs Secondary School Namugongo

2. Various of sculptures in school compound

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Vincent Ssegane, director of studies in charge of examinations at Uganda Martyrs school:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2 & 4++

“It started as a community school, started by the parish priests of Uganda Martyrs catholic parish Namugongo way back in 1967. And we are told, what we read from the archives, it started with 24 students and two teachers. We have now a total of 4,600 plus students, that's the population.”

4. Various of students

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Kampala, Uganda – 6 June 2025

5. Various of church

6. Various of Richard Kizito, metal worker, working

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Kizito, metal worker and parent of Catholic school pupil:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 5, 6 & 8++

“Formerly we (did) not used to pay fees, especially when I was young, yeah we were not paying. Now I am 44 but I remember when I was like in P3, P2, P4, I used to at those schools publicly, you are going for free, they use to receive books for free, pens and pencils for free but right now we pay 100%. But at least according to the situation today, if they can manage to pay half or some of half payment of the fees, then provide them with requirements at least we would feel free as parents. You know I am talking on behalf of other parents however much I can manage. It is not because they don’t want, they want, but they cannot afford. Even I have one of them at Wampewo. It is not a catholic school. It is because of the challenges of fees. I cannot manage all the school fees for all my kids I have.”

8. Various of metal workers

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Kampala, Uganda – 26 May 2025

9. Wide of school block at Uganda Martyrs

10. Close of painting

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Vincent Ssegane, director of studies in charge of examinations at Uganda Martyrs school:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 10, 12 & 13++

“A school like this one, it has several cost centers. Look at the wage bill, for the teachers, feeding the students, maintaining these infrastructures, it is enormous. So, I think that one explains that rise and, of course, like you are intimating the rising cost of living and the hiking prices. The rate of inflation has an impact, great impact on the cost of education because education is a service.”

12. Various of students

13. Mid of teachers

STORYLINE:

Rising school fees in countries like Uganda are tormenting many parents, some of whom expect the Catholic Church to do more to help.

Across Africa, Catholic schools have long been a pillar of affordable but high-quality education, especially for poor families.

Their appeal remains strong even with competition from other nongovernmental investors now eying schools as enterprises for profit.

The growing trend toward privatization is sparking concern that the Catholic Church may price out the people who need uplifting... [truncated]

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London - 7 June 2025

1. Wide of interior vegetable sculpture tent

2. Various of vegetable sculptures

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Maddy Luxon and Marek Szandrowski, spectators:

Luxon: "Every year, this is what we get so excited about, is the vegetable sculptures. It's just so unique and just so witty and we love the political ones."

Szandrowski: "And the puns, the vegetable puns, definitely."

Luxon: "You can't have too many of those."

(Reporter: "Do you have a favorite this year?")

Szandrowski: "It's between the Trump and the Cornclave, I think."

Luxon: "Yeah. I quite like the Kneecap one as well."

4. Various of vegetable sculptures

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Monaco - 8 June 2025

1. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva shaking hands as they arrive for Blue Economy and Finance Forum

2. Prince of Wales and Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves Robles talking as they arrive at Blue Economy and Finance Forum, joined by French President Emmanuel Macron, Prince Albert II and Lula, group pose for cameras

STORYLINE:

Leaders attended the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in Monaco on Sunday, held in advance of the UN Ocean Conference next week.

The meeting, on World Oceans Day, is being held at the Grimaldi Forum, named after Monaco's royal family.

Prince Albert II of Monaco greeted the Prince of Wales, who is to give a key speech at the forum, as well as Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, French President Emmanuel Macron and Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves Robles as they arrived.

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Gotemba, Japan - 8 June 2025

1. Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's tank fires during annual live firing exercise, spectators watching

2. Soldiers in tank

3. Tanks and helicopters during live fire drill, Mount Fuji in background

4. Smoke rises as an artillery hits ground in front of Mount Fuji

5. Spectators watching live fire drill

6. Military helicopters flying over soldiers

7. Various of V-22 Osprey landing

8. V-22 Osprey on ground, soldiers running

9. Soldiers during live fire drill

10. Various of soldiers landing on parachutes

STORYLINE:

The iconic Mount Fuji provided a scenic backdrop for the annual live fire drill by Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force on Sunday.

The Fuji Firepower Exercise 2025 simulated a battle scene taking place on a remote island.

It involved around 2,900 personnel, 50 tanks and armored vehicles and 20 aircrafts.

Guests and thrill-seekers were entertained by the troops putting the military hardware through its paces.

More than 76 tons of ammunition worth 870 million yen (6,003,087 U.S. dollars) were expected to be used during the drill.

Japan has been accelerating a military buildup to fortify itself against growing threats from China, North Korea and Russia.

Late last year, the government approved a record 8.7 trillion yen (60 trillion dollars) defense budget for 2025.

Japan aims to eventually double its annual military spending to around 10 trillion yen ($63 billion).

That would make it the world’s No. 3 military spender, after the United States and China.

AP video by Ayaka McGill

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(8 Jun 2025)

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 8 June 2025

1. Various people crying

2. Man checking body in morgue

3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Adham Dahman, injured man:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 2 & 4

"They told us there was aid west of Rafah. They posted the news yesterday. We went to the aid point, they let us in, then surrounded us. A tank came, surrounded us, and began firing shells at us. The boat fired at us, and the soldiers also shot at us. We couldn't get out. We all left, wounded and martyred, and there are still martyrs lying on the ground to this day."

4. Various of relatives of the killed crying

5. Various of children who lost their father crying

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Zahed Ben Hassan, witness:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 5 & 7++

"We were on our way to the aid area to get food for our children and shooting started at us. As we were walking, he was shot in the eye, heart, and leg. We went to get food for our children. The aid they put inside at the fence, so they could besiege us inside. Then they shot at us. Why would they take us there to the aid then shoot at us? Or to do what to us? He was martyred, and I stayed next to him. Then I pulled him back, and there were other martyrs lying inside. They say the area is safe from 6 to 6. As long as it's safe, why are you shooting at us? It's daytime, and you can see us and you have surveillance cameras. They make us advance without firing a single bullet, and when we reach the aid, you start shooting at us? Why? Why all this injustice?"

7. Various of people praying for victims

8. Various of people carrying bodies and leaving the hospital

STORYLINE:

Palestinian health officials and witnesses say at least four people were killed and others were wounded by Israeli fire around a kilometre (half-mile) from an aid distribution point in the Gaza Strip run by an Israeli and US-backed group.

Israel's military said it fired warning shots at people who approached its forces.

The bodies were brought to Nasser Hospital in Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis, which confirmed the toll.

Palestinian witnesses said Israeli forces had fired on them at a roundabout in the nearby city of Rafah as they went to get food from a site run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

The Israeli military said it fired warning shots at people it said were suspects who had advanced toward its forces and ignored warnings to turn away.

It said the shooting occurred in an area in southern Gaza that is considered an active combat zone at night.

The GHF did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Witnesses said Sunday's shooting occurred at around 6 a.m., when they were told the site would open.

Many had headed toward it early to try and get desperately needed food before the crowds.

Adham Dahman, 30, who was at Nasser Hospital with a bandage on his chin, said a tank had fired toward them.

Zahed Ben Hassan, another witness, said someone next to him was shot in t... [truncated]

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