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Monaco - 7 June 2025

1. Wide of Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene waiting for the French President Emmanuel Macron and first lady Brigitte Macron ahead of state dinner

2. Close of Albert and Charlene

3. Motorcade arriving, Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron getting out of car and being greeted by Albert and Charlene before posing for photos and walking up steps

STORYLINE:

French President Emmanuel Macon and first lady Brigitte arrived on Saturday for a state dinner with Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene during their visit to the tiny Mediterranean principality.

Their trip began earlier on Saturday with a private audience between the two heads of state at the Prince’s Palace.

The Palace said the meeting was an opportunity to discuss bilateral issues and challenges that are common to both nations.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 7 June 2025

1. Wide of protesters

2. Woman with tied hands lying on Israeli flag with fake blood stains

3. Protesters holding up oversized photos of hostages

4. Poster reading (Hebrew) "SOS. The government is killing us"

5. Poster reading (Hebrew) "We will win! The government is betraying the people."

6. Wide high shot of protesters

7. Banners reading (English) "Your son is my brother" (Hebrew) "The fighting is killing the hostages"

8. Wide of protesters words on pavement reading (Hebrew) "Ceasefire. Our blood is wasted"

9. Various of protesters chanting and burning flares around banner reading "Save the hostages, end the war"

STORYLINE:

Crowds of protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday for the weekly demonstration demanding a ceasefire and a deal to return the remaining hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.

Fifty-five hostages now remain in Gaza. Israel says more than half of them are dead.

Meanwhile, Gaza's health ministry says Israel's military offensive has killed at least 95 people, including several children, in the past 24 hours.

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducted 251 hostages.

Since then, Israel has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians in its military campaign, primarily women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its figures.

AP Video by Shlomo Mor

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Ndjamena, Chad – 7 June 2025

1. Various of Béatrice Ambaye a candidate who'd hoped to study in the United States

2. Ambaye sitting and chatting with colleague in office

3. SOUNDBITE (French) Béatrice Ambaye, candidate hoping to study in the United States:

"Since my childhood, I have always dreamed of pursuing my studies in the United States, primarily for the quality of education. Some time ago, I submitted a visa application to the embassy and was even called for an interview. Everything went well."

4. Various of Ambaye reading news about US President Donald Trump on a smartphone, highlighting reactions to U.S. visa policies

5. Close up of Ambaye reacting to news about Chad-USA visa regulations

6. Close up of Ambaye’s hands clasped together

7. SOUNDBITE (French), Béatrice Ambaye, candidate hoping to study in the United States:

“The decision shocked me. At first, I was shocked and disappointed. (Because) after the interview (at the US Embassy in Chad), I had hope I could already see my dreams coming true, but after that decision, I was very disappointed.”

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Ndjamena, Chad – 5 June 2025

8. Various of traffic

9. SOUNDBITE (French), Hassan Sani Ibrahim, candidate hoping to study in the United States:

"We have already obtained the visas and here is the date: June 9th (to travel). And (now) no Chadian can leave to go to the United States. Why? it (this decision) could affect a lot of things academically, economically, and diplomatically (between the Two countries)”

10. Mid of motorcyclists and cars moving through a busy street in Chad

11. Wide of traffic and pedestrians on a busy street in Chad

STORYLINE:

Beatrice Ambaye is an intern at a small communications company in N'Djamena, the capital of Chad.

A few months ago, she applied to continue her communications studies in the United States.

She said that her application was on track and that she had already passed her visa interview - that was until this week's announcement of visa restrictions for Chadian nationals wishing to travel to the USA.

Ambaye said that she was “shocked and disappointed” by Trump’s decision.

"After the interview (at the US Embassy in Chad), I had hope, I could already see my dreams coming true, but after that decision, I was very disappointed”, she said.

Ambaye is not alone in her predicament.

Other Chadians who had already received their visas and were soon due to fly to the United States were taken by surprise by the Trump administration's decision.

Hassan Sani Ibrahim, a student, said: “We have already obtained the visas and here is the date: June 9th (to travel). And (now) no Chadian can leave to go to the United States."

The ban is due to take effect on Monday, 9 June.

The US has said it is being done to protect the US from 'foreign terrorists', despite some of the affected countries not having been directly linked to any recent terro... [truncated]

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(7 Jun 2025)

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 07 June 2025

1. Wide of people searching rubble

2. Father of injured boy carrying him in his arms and running to taxi

3. People searching

4. Man comforting another man screaming and crying

5. Wide of people in the area of the strike

6. Men searching

7. Men removing wrapped body

8. Wide of area damaged by the strike

STORYLINE:

Emergency workers, relatives and neighbours desperately searched the rubble of a building hit by an Israeli strike in Gaza City on Saturday, in an attempt to rescue children and other members of the Abu Sharia family.

At least six people, including children, were killed according to Shifa and Al Ahli hospital officials.

One child was rescued alive and carried to paramedics by his father.

The bodies of a boy and girl were also recovered during the search, and placed in ambulances.

Israel’s military later said it killed the head of the Mujahideen Brigades, Asad Aby Sharaiya, in Gaza City on Saturday in the strike in Sabra neighborhood.

At least 95 people have been killed by Israel's offensive in the past 24 hours, according to Gaza's health ministry.

Israel said it was responding to Hamas’ “barbaric attacks” and dismantling its capabilities.

It said it takes all feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm.

Also on Saturday, Israel announced that it had retrieved the body of a Thai hostage abducted into Gaza during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that sparked the war.

The prime minister’s office said Nattapong Pinta's body was returned to Israel in a special military operation.

Pinta was seized from Kibbutz Nir Oz and killed early in the war, the government said.

Thailand's foreign ministry in a statement confirmed that the last Thai hostage in Gaza was retrieved dead.

It said the bodies of two others are yet to be retrieved.

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251 hostages.

They are still holding 56 hostages, around a third of them believed to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israeli forces have rescued eight living hostages from Gaza and recovered dozens of bodies.

Since then, Israel has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians in its military campaign, primarily women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its figures.

The offensive has destroyed large parts of Gaza and displaced around 90% of its population of roughly 2 million Palestinians.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 7 June 2025

1. Relatives of hostages walking to news conference

2. Relatives standing for photos

3. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Shai Moses, nephew of released hostage Gadi Moses:

"This week we learned of the deaths of eight IDF soldiers. 20 heroic soldiers have fallen since Netanyahu blew up the agreement that would have brought all the hostages home and ended the war. It breaks our hearts to know that if it weren't for Netanyahu's political considerations, all the hostages would have been home and the war would have ended."

4. Close of hostage photos on posters

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Zahiro Shahar Mor, nephew of killed hostage Avraham Munder:

"It is known to all that Hamas has been defeated militarily. What more is left to do in Gaza that has not already been done? We can bring everyone home, if Netanyahu would simply agree to end the war. Therefore, we demand that Netanyahu present an Israeli proposal for ending the war and returning all remaining hostages home."

6. Wide of relatives of hostages after news conference

STORYLINE:

Relatives of Gaza hostages demanded Saturday that the Israeli government end the war in Gaza and sign a deal to return all the remaining captives.

Israel said earlier it's forces had retrieved the body of a Thai hostage abducted during the 2023 Hamas-led attack that sparked the war.

Israel says the body of Nattapong Pinta was retrieved in a special military operation.

"We can bring everyone home, if Netanyahu would simply agree to end the war," said Zahiro Shahar Mor, the nephew of killed hostage Avraham Munder.

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducted 251 hostages.

They are still holding 55 hostages, around a third of them believed to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israeli forces have rescued eight living hostages from Gaza and recovered dozens of bodies.

Since then, Israel has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians in its military campaign, primarily women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its figures.

The offensive has destroyed large parts of Gaza and displaced around 90% of its population of roughly 2 million Palestinians.

AP video by Shlomo Mor

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London - 7 June 2025

1. Wide shot interior vegetable sculpture tent

2. Various shots "Cornclave" sculpture

3. Various shots "The Cornclave chooses a New Popetayto" sculpture

4. Various shots "Wolf Halliflower - The Mirror and the Leek"

5. Medium shot vegetable sculpture of head

6. Various shots "Popetayto Francis and the Conclabbage"

7. Medium shot "Mo Salad"

8. Various shots "Kneetat(ties) and the Moss Pit"

9. Various shots "Farmula 1" sculpture

10. Various shots "Wallace & Gromit: Veggies Most Fowl"

11. Various shots "Twin Leeks Directed by David Lynch Rest in Peas"

12. Various shots "Cauli Parton and Dabney Colman's in 9 To Chive"

13. Medium shot "Only Veggies and Horses"

14. Various shots Gundam Kendrick Lamar

15. Various shots "Trump Goes Pukelear"

16. Medium shot "The Great Wall of Brockoli"

17. Medium shot "Not In My Broc-Yard"

18. Various shots "Chap-peel Roan"

19. Various shots "Caulin and Penelopea Bridgerton"

20. Wide shot "Caulin and Penelopea Bridgerton"; "Habaeus Patata" on right

21. Medium shot "Mark Rylunch and the NIMBY Campaign"

22. Close-up "Habaeus Patata" sculpture

23. Various shots people looking at sculptures

24. SOUNDBITE (English) vox pop Maddy Luxon and Marek Szandrowski:

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."

25. Wide shot Savi Bale looking at sculptures

26. SOUNDBITE (English) vox pop Savi Bale and Katie Harley:

Bale: "Quite a few political - I didn't expect that. I just heard we were coming to see celebrity vegetables, and then..."

Harley: "You can tell the pope died recently. Yes, you can tell that - iconic."

27. SOUNDBITE (English) vox pop Maeve Ling-Calver, age 10:

"I like that they're, like, all made out of food and, like, how realistic you can make food."

28. Various shots people in line outside vegetable sculpture tent

29. Various shots Lambeth Country Show

FILMED BY: KWIYEON HA

STORYLINE:

Vegetable likenesses of Donald Trump, Dolly Parton, and a papal “cornclave” went on display Saturday at the Lambeth Country Show, an urban take on a country fair held annually in London’s Brockwell Park.

The two-day show features sheep-shearing, livestock competitions, food, music and a vegetable sculpture contest that has attracted national renown for its quirky creativity.

This year, several sculptures recreated the recent papal election (and Oscar-nominated film) including one featuring cardinals made of maize, titled “Cornclave.”

Other entries included Irish rap trio Kneecap in potato form, “Cauli Parton” in a movie-inspired tableau titled “9 to Chive,” a vegetable “Mo Salad” likeness of Li... [truncated]

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Monaco - 7 June 2025

1. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene and family waiting

2. Wide of ceremonial soldiers

3. Motorbikes and car arriving

4. Various of French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron being welcomed

5. Various of ceremony

STORYLINE:

French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Monaco, Saturday, for a state visit to the Principality.

Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron were welcomed by Albert II and Princess Charlene in a ceremony at the Prince's Palace.

There will be a private audience between the two heads of state, followed by a State dinner in the Throne Room.

According to the palace, the meeting will be an opportunity to discuss bilateral issues and those of mutual interest.

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Beirut – 25 May 2025

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1. Tilt down from fireworks in the sky to St. Georges Hotel

2. People gathered at St. Georges Hotel for tourism event

3. Various of people dancing at tourism event at St. Georges Hotel

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Beirut – 29 May 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Laura Khazen Lahoud, Lebanon's Minister of Tourism:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOTS 1 - 3++

“Tourism is a big catalyst and so it’s very important that the bans get lifted, that the reforms are made, that the right decisions are taken and that the trust is earned back. And I think the whole country has realized that war doesn’t serve anyone and that we really need our economy to be back and flourish again.”

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Batroun, Lebanon – 31 May 2025

5. Pan of busy beach club

6. People on jet skis in sea

7. Various of people at beach club

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Lea, guesthouse owner:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOTS 5 -7++

“We missed seeing tourists in our country, and we missed these vibes, that everyone around the world wants to come to Lebanon in the summer, they want to come to Batroun, they want to come enjoy Lebanon’s weather, which you can’t find anywhere else. This gives us hope back. Hope that we had lost over the last few years because of what’s been happening in the country.”

9. Close of person at beach club

10. People in sea

STORYLINE:

Fireworks lit up the night sky over Beirut’s iconic St. Georges Hotel as hit songs from the 1960s and 70s filled the air in a courtyard overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

The retro-themed event was hosted last month by Lebanon’s Tourism Ministry to promote the upcoming summer season and perhaps recapture some of the good vibes from an era viewed as a golden one for the country.

In the years before a civil war began in 1975, Lebanon was the go-to destination for wealthy tourists from neighbouring Gulf countries seeking beaches in summer, snow-capped mountains in winter and urban nightlife year-round.

In the decade after the war, tourists from Gulf countries – and crucially, Saudi Arabia – came back, and so did Lebanon’s economy.

But by the early 2000s, as the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah gained power, Lebanon's relations with Gulf countries began to sour.

Tourism gradually dried up, starving its economy of billions of dollars in annual spending.

Now, after last year's bruising war with Israel, Hezbollah is much weaker and Lebanon's new political leaders sense an opportunity to revitalize the economy once again with help from wealthy neighbours.

They aim to disarm Hezbollah and rekindle ties with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, which in recent years have prohibited their citizens from visiting Lebanon or importing its products.

“Tourism is a big catalyst, and so it’s very important that the bans get lifted,” said Laura Khazen Lahoud, the country's tourism minister.

On the highway leading to the Beirut airport, once-ubiquitous banners t... [truncated]

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 07 June 2025

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1. Various of people searching among the rubble following a strike in a building in Gaza City

2. Emergency service worker rescuing injured boy

3. Father of the injured boy carrying him on his arms and running, rushing into a taxi while a paramedic provides first aid and the car moves and leaves the area

4. Men using tools and hands to remove rubble and dust

5. Man comforting another man screaming and crying, panning to men carrying the body of a girl

6. Man carrying the body of the girl rushing into an ambulance

7. Man carrying the body of a boy and shouting UPSOUND (Arabic): "This is the Israeli violence machine, This is the real destruction."

8. Father of the boy hugging his body inside the ambulance

9. Wide of people in the area of the strike

10. Men searching

11. Various of men removing a body

12. Wide of area damaged by the strike

STORYLINE:

Emergency workers, relatives and neighbours desperately searched the rubble of a building hit by an Israeli strike in Gaza City on Saturday, in an attempt to rescue children and other members of the Abu Sharia family.

At least six people, including children, were killed according to Shifa and Al Ahli hospital officials.

One child was rescued alive and carried to paramedics by his father.

The bodies of a boy and girl were also recovered during the search, and placed in ambulances.

Footage shows the father of the boy clinging to his lifeless body in the vehicle.

Israel’s military later said it killed the head of the Mujahideen Brigades, Asad Aby Sharaiya, in Gaza City on Saturday in the strike in Sabra neighborhood.

At least 95 people have been killed by Israel's offensive in the past 24 hours, according to Gaza's health ministry.

Israel said it was responding to Hamas’ “barbaric attacks” and dismantling its capabilities.

It said it takes all feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm.

Also on Saturday, Israel announced that it had retrieved the body of a Thai hostage abducted into Gaza during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that sparked the war.

The prime minister’s office said Nattapong Pinta's body was returned to Israel in a special military operation.

Pinta was seized from Kibbutz Nir Oz and killed early in the war, the government said.

Thailand's foreign ministry in a statement confirmed that the last Thai hostage in Gaza was retrieved dead.

It said the bodies of two others are yet to be retrieved.

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251 hostages.

They are still holding 56 hostages, around a third of them believed to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

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Rome, Italy - 07 June 2025

1. Demonstrators holding a banner saying ‘Free Palestine’ shouting ‘Free free Palestine!’

2. Various of the demonstration

3. Demonstrators holding a large Palestinian flag with a print of Pablo Picasso's painting ‘Guernica’ on it

4. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giovanna Monforte, Rome resident:

“I am here because this is no longer a war, we are witnessing inhuman things and therefore it is absurd that this conflict, that is no longer a conflict, continues to cause so many deaths. I believe that there will soon be so many deaths from starvation because they are not getting aid, they are boycotting it, they are shooting at it, it's unbelievable. We cannot accept this and we are here to reiterate it. I hope there are many of us saying the same thing.”

5. Demonstrators holding fake bodies wrapped in red paint-splattered shrouds

6. Demonstrators holding a huge peace flag

7. Demonstrators holding a banner saying ‘Stop genocide’

8. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Nadin Unali, Rome resident:

“The (Italian) government follows what the US does, so it has no say in the matter. Right now it is making like an ostrich (a way of saying that it is hiding its head underground), it is not reacting despite an abnormal massacre, despite an absolutely cruel and inappropriate reaction. The (Italian) government remains silent. We are here to demonstrate against the silence of the current government, but above all for Palestine, for peace, and also for Israel."

9. Demonstrators holding Palestinian flag

10. Demonstrators holding banners saying ‘Gaza dies. Sanctions now’

11. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Sandra Cerusico, Rome resident:

"Obviously what is happening in Gaza is a shameful thing. Netanyahu continues to bomb every day, so many people die. I am here, like I think everyone else, to say enough of this massacre in Gaza, this is the meaning (of the demonstration)."

12. Wide of the demonstration

13. Demonstrators holding banner saying ‘Peace, Life, Freedom. With women for Gaza’

14. Wide of the demonstration

STORYLINE:

Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Rome on Saturday calling for a halt to the ongoing Israeli military campaign in the Gaza Strip.

Shouting ‘Free free Palestine’, the demonstrators marched to Piazza San Giovanni to call for the immediate flow of humanitarian aid as well as for the Italian government to take a stand against Israel.

Some of them were waving Palestinian and peace flags, while others held fake bodies wrapped in red paint-splattered shrouds - to represent the thousands of children killed.

"There will soon be so many deaths from starvation because they are not getting aid, they are boycotting it, they are shooting at it, it's unbelievable. We cannot accept this and we are here to reiterate it," said Rome resident Giovanna Monforte.

Fellow demonstrator and Rome resident Nadin Unali said the policies of the Italian government showed that authorities were ... [truncated]

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