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(4 Jun 2025)

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Hong Kong - 4 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Raf Wober, The Associated Press:

"June the fourth in Hong Kong is now a strange day. It used to be a big event, remembering what happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989 in Beijing. Now, here, at Victoria Park, instead of the people gathering, there are lots of police standing around, and inside the park, there is a small, like, trade fair, people selling food and things from around China. It's taken over the venue where the organisers of the Tiananmen memorial used to hold their event on June the fourth. And if we look back here, towards the shopping district of Causeway Bay, there used to be thousands and thousands of people coming out in the evening, to take part in this candlelight vigil. But nowadays, that's not possible. It hasn't been possible, or properly allowed, since 2019. So, it's a big change, Hong Kong before 2019, and Hong Kong now, the remembrance, the history of Tiananmen, has totally changed."

2. Various of Victoria Park where people used to gather for vigil but now hosting a fair offering food and other products from mainland China, police patrolling

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 4 June 2019

++NIGHT SHOTS++

3. Various of candle light vigil gathering at Victoria Park

STORYLINE:

For most Chinese, the 36th anniversary of a bloody crackdown that ended pro-democracy protests in China passed like any other weekday. And that's just how the ruling Communist Party wants it.

In Hong Kong, a carnival showcasing Chinese food and products was held in Victoria Park, where tens of thousands of people used to gather in the evening for a candlelight vigil to mark the anniversary of weeks of student-led protests at Beijing's Tiananmen Square which shook the party in 1989.

Hong Kong authorities first shut down the vigil during the COVID-19 pandemic and arrested the organizers in 2021.

The moves were part of a broader crackdown on dissent following monthslong anti-government protests in 2019 that turned violent and paralyzed parts of the city.

Police were out in force to try to prevent any protest. Activist Lui Yuk-lin was stopped at a subway station in Causeway Bay and brought to a police van. It wasn't clear if she had been arrested.

Jailed vigil organizer Chow Hang-tung said she would go on a 36-hour hunger strike to remember the events of the day.

The British and Canadian consulates posted social media messages about not forgetting June 4. Hong Kong was a British colony until 1997.

The American consulate posted a message from U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on its website. “The CCP actively tries to censor the facts,” Rubio said, referring to China's Communist Party. "But the world will never forget.”

Under then-leader Deng Xiaoping, the military was sent in to end the protest on the night of June 3-4 1989.

Using live ammunition, soldiers forced their way through crowds on the streets that tried to block th... [truncated]

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(11 Jul 2002)

1. Sit down with Bush. Talk on: What Glastonbury means to them these days; the difference between playing Glastonbury as opposed to their own shows; why they're only playing one date in the UK; the inspiration behind the latest single; the sound of this new album and the different, more European root in it; tensions within the band when making the new album and how healthy it has been for the music; Chris adding new dynamics to the band; not being backed in the UK as much as in other places as reflected in the media such as NME etc; how viable they are as a rock band now reaching their 30s (artistical vs commercial viability); how the songs come together; gavin liking the music to carry the message of his life and relationships; when gavin is going to have the time to get married to gwen stefani; the cult of celebrity in the UK; gavin's solo track 'adrenaline' for a movie in the U.S.; video for "Faithful".

2. VS Side shots of the band talking on writing some of the music in the States in a "rock by numbers" manner. The disappointment of not recieving recognition on the market. Including soundbites:

David Parsons (on opening the Glastonbury festival) - "It's a really good festival, it's kind of legendary really, everyone goes to play there and everyone has a wild time there, although we always have to go off and play another festival the next day. While we are there we enjoy it."

Gavin Rossdale: "A lot of the time people find ways of letting each other down and so this was trying to capture that moment when someone doesn't let you down. That thing of pretty when you are faithful because that is a quality that people like of someone that they are going out with."

Gavin Rossdale - "It's kind of difficult because we are both on tour and we are working through it but it's a job in itself organising it. The rest is fine, I'd elope! I'm a guy, I don't need any other people around but it's not so easy the other way around."

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(4 Jun 2025)

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Brussels - 4 June 2025

1. Wide of Lithuanian Defense Minister Dovile Sakaliene arriving

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dovile Sakaliene, Lithuanian Defense Minister:

"You recognize true friends not during a party, but when you do have difficult times. So therefore, our continuation of support for Ukraine and increasing it, is of utmost importance. If we fail with support to Ukraine, th en Russia and China's coordinated action globally, will actually show such level of chaos and discord, that we won't be able to restore our world order ever."

3. Mid of camera

4. Wide of Sakaliene walking away

5. Wide of Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans arriving

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Ruben Brekelmans, Dutch Defense Minister:

"What we have seen also over the last couple of days, I think that Ukraine has shown us that if we keep supporting them and if our deliveries remain solid, that they can do remarkable things. So for me, it's only an encouragement to do even more. Of course, we should never underestimate the enemy, we shouldn't underestimate Russia, and also look after our own security, also of our own military bases, that remains important, but we don't see any new threats after what Ukraine did, so that's not a reason now to do something in addition, but we need to remain alert and first and foremost support Ukraine to make sure that they can continue to fight."

7. Mid of cameraman filming

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ruben Brekelmans, Dutch Defense Minister:

"We as the caretaker government have decided to keep doing the same thing when it comes to defense, international security and foreign affairs. So, also regarding the NATO summit we will make this a great success. We will set a new ambition with 32 countries in unity and it's going to be a successful summit. No one, no visitor, no participant will see or experience any difference"

9. Close of Camera

10. Wide of Brekelmans walking away

11. Wide of Defense Minister of Belgium Theo Francken arriving

12. Close of NATO Country members' flags

STORYLINE:

Senior officials from NATO-aligned countries gathered in Brussels on Wednesday for a meeting to discuss military support for Ukraine.

The U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will be absent from the meeting for the first time since the Ukraine Defence Contact Group was set up three years ago. He will arrive in Brussels after it's over and participate in a meeting of NATO defence ministers on Thursday.

Speaking before the meeting, Lithuanian Defence Minister, Dovile Sakaliene, stressed the importance of continuing support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia.

"You recognize true friends not during a party, but when you do have difficult times. So therefore, our continuation of support for Ukraine and increasing it, is of utmost importance," Sakaliene said.

"If we fail with support to Ukraine, then Russia and China's coordinated action globally will actually show such level of chaos and disco... [truncated]

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(4 Jun 2025)

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(4 Jun 2025)

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Gaza, as seen from southern Israel - 4 June 2025.

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1. Plume of smoke rising over Gaza's skyline

STORYLINE:

Smoke was seen rising into sky over Gaza on Wednesday as Israel continues its offensive into the enclave.

Meanwhile, an Israeli- and U.S.-backed group paused food delivery at its three distribution sites in the Gaza Strip after health officials said dozens of Palestinians were killed in a series of shootings near the sites this week.

Israeli strikes across the territory, meanwhile, killed 26 people overnight and into Wednesday, officials said.

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(4 Apr 2003) ARCHIVE # 107

All tapes 6 mins approx

Tape One

1. Sit down interview with Rowan Atkinson. Including soundbites:

"The character is somebody who is living out a fantasy basically. He's someone who is a junior clerk at the British Secret Service who is suddenly catapulted into the number one slot. He becomes our top British secret agent simply because all of the others have been killed at the beginning of the film and he has to find out who killed them and why. It turns out that it's the vicious French businessman, played by John Malkovich, who has killed them all off because he's got a dastardly plan to become the King of England."

"It's like the guy standing up from the audience when the tenor in the opera has become ill and the stage manager comes to the front and says 'is there anyone here who can sing the part?' and someone stands up and says 'oh I can do it' and he stands up and has a good go at it. As long as he does his best you're rooting for him and I think that's the story of Johnny English, it's a man who shouldn't be doing the job who does his damndest to make it work."

Tape Two

1. Sit down interview with Ben Miller

Tape Three

1. Sit down interview with Natalie Imbruglia. Including soundbite:

"As soon as I heard Rowan Atkinson and John Malkovich I was like 'I HAVE to read this script'. So I read it and thought it was very well written and very funny and I really liked the part of Lorna. I thought she was very smart, very confident, very independent and didn't want to be running around in skimpy outfits or doing any overly steamy love scenes. So we had a talk about how they saw Lorna and how they wanted to play her and after I was reassured about that I auditioned."

Tape Four

1. Sit down interview with Peter Howitt, director. Including soundbite:

"It certainly is a somewhat tortuous process for him to do something that he knows he's good at but he has to go deep down in himself to bring it out. What that does as a director is it makes you really really want to take care of him and be a blanket, a duvet for him to fall on because he's got to go to places that are difficult for him and he doubts everything, he doubts himself. He's not at all an arrogant man."

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(4 Jun 2025)

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Kyiv - 4 June 2025

1. Mid Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy entering the room

2. SOUNDBITE (Russian/Ukrainian) Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine:

"International legal recognition of membership of the Russian Federation of Crimea, LNR (Lugansk People's Republic), DNR (Donetsk Peope'sl Republic), Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regions. Full withdrawal from these territories units of Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military formations of Ukraine. ++SWITCHES TO UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE++That is, the first point (of Russian memorandum) is the most ultimate, it contradicts the Statute of the Organization of the United Nations, is contrary to common sense, contrary to the Constitution of Ukraine. They know about it, by the way. At once it is a requirement and the greatest reward for Putin for this war. And as I have already said, Putin said that Trump will be doable. But everyone understands that this is definitely not doable. Even if they want it, it is not doable."

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine:

"They (Russians) are not ready for a ceasefire — at least not at the level of the current delegations. They believe this is an issue for the leaders to decide. They told us directly: ‘The ceasefire is a matter for a different level.’ We are proposing Russians— and I believe our partners could support us — a ceasefire before a leaders’ summit. My personal position is this: first, we are ready for a meeting immediately. To avoid insinuations the location is up to the Russians — Istanbul, the Vatican, Switzerland — all of these are options. We are proposing to meet any day starting Monday."

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday that Russia’s proposal for ending the countries’ three-year war “is not doable” and repeated his call for face-to-face talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Russia on Monday presented Ukraine with a “memorandum” setting out its conditions for a ceasefire, as well as key guidelines for a comprehensive treaty to end the conflict, in their second round of direct peace talks in just over two weeks. It included demands that Ukraine has previously said are nonstarters.

“It is not doable,” Zelenskyy said of the memorandum.

He called for a truce with Russia ahead of a possible summit meeting with Putin, possibly also including U.S. President Donald Trump, in an effort to remove obstacles to a peace settlement. The U.S. has led a recent diplomatic push to stop the war.

“We are proposing … a ceasefire before a leaders’ summit,” Zelenskyy told a press briefing in Kyiv.

Ukraine is ready to meet at any time from next Monday at a venue such as Istanbul, the Vatican or Switzerland, Zelenskyy said.

A second round of peace talks on Monday between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Istanbul lasted just over an hour and made no progress on ending the war. They agreed only t... [truncated]

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(4 Jun 2025)

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Mecca, Saudi Arabia - 4 June 2025

1. Various of Kaaba

2. Various from inside the grand mosque

3. Various of pilgrims with buses and pigeons nearby

STORYLINE:

Muslims from around the world are in the Saudi city of Mecca for the Hajj, one of the Five Pillars of Islam.

In the coming days, people will immerse themselves in religious rituals and acts of worship that originated more than 1,400 years ago.

They also have to contend with excess heat and other earthly factors, like a ban on children under the age of 12 and a crackdown on unauthorized entry.

Although the Hajj is at least a once-in-a-lifetime obligation — for every Muslim who can afford it and is physically able to make it — people don’t want to wait a lifetime to fulfil it.

But the Hajj has limited capacity, countries have set quotas, and there is only one time each year to do it. Patience really is a virtue and everything needs to align: availability, health, and finances.

Muslim-majority countries like Indonesia and Malaysia have decades-long waiting lists for the Hajj. Indonesia has 5.4 million people awaiting their turn, with the number increasing each year.

While there is nothing to stop people from performing the Hajj more than once, some governments believe this practice deprives others of the opportunity, especially in countries where demand is high.

India has a ban on “repeaters” and excludes applications from anyone who has previously performed the pilgrimage through the national Hajj committee, although there are exceptions for those accompanying certain categories of people, like the elderly.

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(4 Jun 2025)

EGYPT CAMEL MARKET

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Giza, Egypt - 1 June 2025

1. Wide of camel market in Birqash, a village in Giza

2. Pan right showing camel market, people walking

3. Close of camels grouped together with their legs tied

4. Man dragging a camel

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohamed aL-Sharif, camel trader:

"The quantity is not available (due to the demand for camels), and their prices have skyrocketed. This year, the prices have soared to levels we've never seen or heard of before. A camel that used to cost 20, 25, or 30 (thousand Egyptian pounds, $400–$600) now starts at 50 (thousand Egyptian pounds, around $1,000)."

6. Banner, reading (Arabic) "Mohamed aL-Sharif office for the import and export of camels"

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohamed aL-Sharif, camel trader:

"The reason (for the price increase) is that the quantity of camels that used to come from Sudan is no longer available. They are not coming anymore. (Mohamed Hamdan) Hemedti (commander of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan) is preventing it."

8. Various of camels at market

9. Pan left showing camels at market

10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohamed al-Solayef, camel trader: ++SPEAKING ABOUT THE INCREASE IN PRICES++

"Most camels are imported from Sudan and Somalia. The story of the Rapid Support Forces (preventing camel exports to Egypt) has had an impact on the camel (market) situation."

11. Various of camel market

12. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmed Fathy, customer:

"The camel whose price last year was 50 (thousand Egyptian pounds, around $1,000) is priced at 60 (thousand Egyptian pounds, around $1,200) this year. It has increased by 10,000 (pounds). And the camel that was priced at 70 (thousand Egyptian pounds, around $1,400) has become 80 (thousand Egyptian pounds, around $1,600). This means the price of each camel has increased by 10,000 pounds compared to last year."

13. Various of camel market

14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mostafa Mahmoud, customer:

"Every year I purchase (a camel). The prices are different every time. This time, the difference is a 15,000-pound (increase) from last year."

15. Various of camel market

STORYLINE:

The camel market in Birqash, a village in Egypt’s Giza governorate, is buzzing just days ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.

People go to the famed market to buy camels, as Muslims traditionally mark Eid al-Adha — also known as the Feast of Sacrifice — by offering special prayers and slaughtering livestock, usually a goat, sheep, cow or camel, to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s test of faith.

The meat from the sacrificed animals is shared among family, friends and those in need who cannot afford to offer a sacrifice.

Again this year, both traders and customers at the Birqash market say camel prices have risen due to the turmoil in Sudan.

"The quantity of camels that used to come from Sudan is no longer available," said Mohamed aL-Sharif, a camel trader.

"The camel whose pr... [truncated]

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(4 Jun 2025)

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London, UK - 2 June 2025

1. Mid of dome above East London Mosque

2. Close of crescent moon above mosque

3. Wide of Whitechapel Road

4. Wide of midday prayers

5. Mid of worshippers praying

6. Wide of women looking at the Hajj exhibition

7. Pull focus of sign reading: (English) "Hajj 2025"

8. Various set up shots

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Syed Anisul Haque, Imam, East London Mosque

"Now when we go to Hajj there are so many objectives of Hajj. And from them the most important one, of course, is reconnecting with our creator. And for those of us that have shortcomings, it's a time for us to redeem ourselves through the sacrifices that we make throughout Hajj."

10. Zoom of postcard wall with images of Hajj

11. Wide of model representing Mount Arafat

12. Close tilt up of same

13. Wide of model representing Mina

14. Pan right of same

15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Syed Anisul Haque, Imam, East London Mosque

"Us as imams in the mosque, our main role, you can say, is the spiritual aspect, making them spiritually ready for this journey. Of course, we do have seminars on how we can do the practical aspect of Hajj, but our focus is mainly on the spiritual side, how they can be ready. So when they go that they are not wasting their time, they are focused in all of the worship that they do while they're there."

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ARCHIVE: Mecca, Saudi Arabia - 11 June 2024

16. Various top shots of the holy site of Kaaba with pilgrims preparing for Al- maghrib (dusk) prayers

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London, UK - 2 June 2025

17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Syed Anisul Haque, Imam, East London Mosque

"It's not necessarily wrong for someone to engage themselves in social media once they're there. In fact, actually, it could be a reason for motivation for others. If someone gets to see it, as you see in the Hajj exhibition in the mosque, the reason why we did it, is so people can see it, they can take pictures and they can think: 'Hold on a second, when is going to be my turn to go for Hajj?' So again it's just creating that balance. So we say that there's certain times throughout the Hajj experience that people should be less on their devices and more spiritually connecting with their creator rather than being on the phone."

18. Tilt up of simple unsewn white cotton clothing known as Ihram

19. Close of model representing Muzdalifah

20. Various of Imam Abul Hussain Khan leading prayers

21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abul Hussain Khan, Imam, East London Mosque

"When we go there (on Hajj), then ritually we feel better. This is number one. Number two, if we go and then perform Hajj perfectly, then our prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said very nicely that whoever is performing Hajj with his full intention to worship Allah, then Allah will forgive them, number one, and number two Allah will place them in Jannatul Firdaus - the most high quality of Paradise, it is our main intention to get it."

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