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UK SERPENTINE PAVILION

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London, UK - 3 June 2025

1. Various wide exteriors of the Serpentine Pavilion for 2025, called 'A Capsule in Time', designed by Bangladeshi architect and educator Marina Tabassum

2. Various wides of pavilion interior showing a semi-mature Ginkgo tree

3. Various of architect Marina Tabassum posing for photos in front of photographers near the pavilion

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Marina Tabassum, architect:

"We call it the Capsule in Time, so it has a certain kind of... (it's based on) my interest in architecture and time and I try to work on that idea and it is kind of shaped as a capsule. So you see there are two half domes and then we have these two vaulted spaces, so four segments, and in the centre we have this beautiful ginkgo tree, which is actually aligned with the bell tower of the Serpentine Gallery."

5. Wide exterior of pavilion

6. Mid tilt of exterior of pavilion showing wooden capsule form with a translucent façade

7. Close of translucent façade as a tree can be seen in the reflection

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Marina Tabassum, architect:

"You see this translucent material which brings in the light through the material itself and creates this very ethereal kind of an atmosphere within the space which was kind of intentional. The tree is a sort of a representation of park and nature and in a way brings a scale to that space. At the same time, it's also quite nice that it's a gingko tree which we selected. It's one of the oldest trees and a very resilient tree. And beautiful sculptural form and I love the fan-shaped leaf that you can see there."

9. Wide pan of pavilion interior showing Ginkgo tree

10. Various of Ginkgo tree

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Marina Tabassum, architect:

"I come from Bangladesh where it's a delta and parts of Bangladesh, because of the hydrological system of the Ganges Brahmaputra system, it's constantly moving and changing in shape and form and people in those areas are constantly moving also. So what we know as home or house or settlement is not static, it also moves."

12. Mid pan of translucent façade near the roof of the pavilion

13. Close of translucent façade detail

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Marina Tabassum, architect:

"For me, architecture is not always about staticness, but it's also about this temporality. And the pavilion itself is a kind of a temporal structure, which is here for five months. And then it will move on to its second life or an afterlife. And it was an interesting point for me also to bring that analogy back from Bangladesh to here and work on this temporality. That's why it's called the Capsule in Time."

15. Wide of architect Marina Tabassum giving speech inside pavilion as part of its unveiling

16. Tilt down of inside the pavilion to the Serpentine gallery building

17. SOUNDBITE (Engli... [truncated]

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(25 Jun 2007)

Valentino

1. Vs, Valentino catwalk, Spring Summer 2008 menswear

2. VS Valentino static presentation of collection

3. WS Moulin Rouge style dancing girls dance behind models

4. C/a press

5. Valentino waves to audience and leaves catwalk

6. MS Valentino

7. CU Valentino bracelet on wrist

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Valentino, including:

On the collection:

"I think you will see extremely elegant boys, quite sophisticated, but in the meantime, there also a sort of casual look, because it is mixed with blazers, polo shirts, blue jeans sometimes, wide blue jeans. The patent leather shoes bring a touch on elegance, so there is a mixture- a mixture of elegance, casual, and in the meantime you'll certainly see well dressed young guys. I think it is the moment to see this."

On Gianfranco Ferre:

"Gianfranco Ferre, I went to the funeral because I appreciated him very very much. He was a very good designer and certainly we will miss him because he was very very good. We are the old school and when one of us goes to leave the fashion scene, it is certainly a loss."

Moschino

9. Various, backstage preparations

10. WS models preparing for catwalk

11. MS model having hair done

12. CU model having hair done

13. WS clothing rack

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(22 Jul 2004)

10 mins approx

1. Sit down interview with Usher, including soundbites:

"We are at Wembley. Man, it's always like a storm calming before the big thunderstorm man. It's been a good tour, I'm very very happy. We're rounding the bend, it's just about over. But it's been a good tour on this European run. Don't you know we're doing an interview?! Quiet!"

"You know, I'm not extremely superstitious, but I do have a ritual that I perform every time I'm on stage, I sort my M&Ms, I sort them and put them in individual glasses, and when I'm done I come back and hopefully they're sorted by colour. Whatever, that's my ritual. On top of that I say a prayer. Me and my entire entourage will come together and hold hands and we'll say a prayer wishing for a great show that everyone enjoys the show and is safe and in good health."

"My greatest strength is my love - my love for whatever I do, my passion. My passion and love. I wouldn't be able to tell you my weakness because everyone would use it against me! But I'd say one weakness I do have is chocolate. I do have a weakness for chocolate. I'm addicted to chocolate, I'm addicted to nice things. I love great garments, nice clothing."

"Well the sky's the limit. There's so much more in life to be accomplished, to be the greatest of all time is something that takes a long time. I've just always strived to be the greatest at what I've done and with persistence and focus over time who knows, I may be considered one of the greatest or the greatest. I don't look to have myself considered the greatest but if I gain that title over the next thirty years so be it. But I do plan on going up up up up up up up. People said on my last album, how do you plan on beating the success of '8701'? Well, look at 'Confessions.'"

"The Tony, Oscar, Emmy man! The Tony, Oscar, Emmy, Grammy, I got the Grammy, that's why I kind of leave it out. But the Tony, Oscar, Emmy is the next step for me."

"The hottest girl in music? Man I don't know who the hottest girl is. I know that there's a few hot ones out there, you've got Brandy, you've got Alicia Keys, you've got Jamelia, you've got Beyonce - so many of them man I couldn't choose one! I don't know, maybe the next thing I'll do is put out an album and do duets with all of the hottest ladies - that would be hot! Be on the lookout for that - in stores 2006."

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(3 Jun 2025)

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1. Mother holding baby formula

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Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"So the formula supply in the United States is absolutely safe and extremely high quality. But just because something is safe doesn't mean we can't think about how to improve it. So the purpose of this is to take a look at all the ingredients that are in infant formula and see do we have just the right amounts, do we the best forms, and can we improve it?"

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3. Various of infant formula on shelves in a grocery store

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"So, some of the things we're interested in are oils and fat, making sure that what's in breast milk that we need to have, those types of fats in human formula are there, but we're using the right type. We want to make sure that formulas that don't use the sugar that's in breast milk called lactose actually have the sugar that's best for the babies in there.

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Chicago – 30 May 2025

5. Various hypoallergenic and organic infant formulas

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Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"We'll make sure there's just the right amount of iron calcium phosphorus and not too much for bones and for development. We want to make sure that new things that we've discovered that are really important in breast milk, like what are called oligosaccharides, are present in formula if they're shown to be beneficial. We want make sure that there's DHA that's mandated in formulas if that's shown to beneficial, which I think it will be. And we want to be sure that we have a clear program to monitor infant formulas for heavy metals and make sure that they're absolutely as low as possible."

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Chicago – 30 May 2025

7. DHA and other nutrients on formula container

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8. Infant formula with DHA

9. Scooping powdered formula into a bottle

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"Sometimes parents will be concerned about this formula or that formula. The best thing to do is to talk to their pediatrician, their pediatric caregiver or pediatric dietician or somebody that's a true expert. Above all, I can't emphasize enough not to try to make your own formula at home. It's dangerous, they're not nutritionally complete, and the infant formulas are marketed and registered with the FDA are vastly safer. We're trying to improve them. But do not attempt to make formula at home, no matter what you might read on the internet or elsewhere."

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ARCHIVE: Cheshire, Connecticut - 12 May 2022

1. Mother holding baby formula

2. Scooping powdered formula into a bottle

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"So the formula supply in the United States is absolutely safe and extremely high quality. But just because something is safe doesn't mean we can't think about how to improve it. So the purpose of this is to take a look at all the ingredients that are in infant formula and see do we have just the right amounts, do we the best forms, and can we improve it?"

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago – 30 May 2025

4. Various of infant formula on shelves in a grocery store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"So, some of the things we're interested in are oils and fats to make sure that making sure that what's in breast milk that we need to have, those types of fats in human formula are there, but we're using the right type. We want to make sure that formulas that don't use the sugar that's in breast milk called lactose actually have the sugar that's best for the babies in there."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago – 30 May 2025

6. Various hypoallergenic and organic infant formulas

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"We'll make sure there's just the right amount of iron calcium phosphorus and not too much for bones and for development. We want to make sure that new things that we've discovered that are really important in breast milk, like what are called oligosaccharides, are present in formula if they're shown to be beneficial. We want make sure that there's DHA that's mandated in formulas if that's shown to beneficial, which I think it will be. And we want to be sure that we have a clear program to monitor infant formulas for heavy metals and make sure that they're absolutely as low as possible."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago – 30 May 2025

8. DHA and other nutrients on formula container

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ARCHIVE: Cheshire, Connecticut - 12 May 2022

9. Infant formula with DHA

10. Close-up of bottle with formula

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Austin, Texas – 30 May 2025

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Steven Abrams, University of Texas:

"Sometimes parents will be concerned about this formula or that formula. The best thing to do is to talk to their pediatrician, their pediatric caregiver or pediatric dietician or somebody that's a true expert. Above all, I can't emphasize enough not to try to make your own formula at home. It's dangerous, they're not nutritionally complete, and the infant formulas are marketed and registered with the FDA are vastly safer. We're trying to improve them. But do not attempt to make formula at home, no matter what you might read on the internet or elsewhere."

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12. Close of sleeping... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Beirut, Lebanon - 3 June 2025

1. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arriving at residence of Lebanese Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri

2. Various of meeting between Araghchi and Berri

3. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Abbas Araghchi, Iranian Foreign Minister:

"The Islamic Republic of Iran completely supports Lebanon's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity."

4. Lebanese flag

5. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Abbas Araghchi, Iranian Foreign Minister:

"We are seeking relations (with Lebanon) based on mutual respect and mutual interests and avoiding interference in internal affairs of each other."

6. Camera operators

7. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Abbas Araghchi, Iranian Foreign Minister:

"We condemn the occupation of parts of Lebanon by the Zionist regime and support all efforts by the government and the people of Lebanon to expel the occupiers by any means, including through diplomacy."

8. Various of Araghchi meeting with Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam

STORYLINE:

Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran supports Lebanon’s efforts to pressure Israel to end its military presence in parts of the country, including diplomatic moves “to expel the occupiers.”

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi added on Tuesday that Iran looks forward to relations with Lebanon based on mutual respect under the new circumstances in the country following the Israel-Hezbollah war.

Araghchi’s visit comes after Iran’s main Lebanese ally, Hezbollah, was weakened by the 14-month war with Israel that left much of the Iran-backed group’s political and military leadership dead.

Araghchi’s visit is his first since October, which came at the height of the Israel-Hezbollah war that ended a month later with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.

The war killed more than 4,000 in Lebanon, displaced over 1 million people and caused destruction that the World Bank said will coast $11 billion in reconstruction.  

Since the war ended, army commander Joseph Aoun was elected president and prominent jurist and diplomat Nawaf Salam became the country’s prime minister.

Both Aoun and Salam have repeatedly said that only the state will monopolize the use of weapons in Lebanon.

The visit also comes after the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad was removed from power in December by insurgent group’s opposed to Iran’s influence in the region.

Assad was one of Tehran’s closest allies in the Arab world and his country was a main link for the flow of weapons from Iran to Hezbollah.

Aoun told the visiting Iranian official during their meeting that Beirut wants “to strengthen relations from state to state with Iran.” Aoun’s comments were released by his office.    

Over the past decades, Iran funded Hezbollah with billions of dollars and sent all types of weapons to the Lebanese group enjoying wide influence in the small Mediterranean nation through.

Since the Israel-Hezbollah war ended, Lebanese authorities have taken tight measures at B... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 3 June 2025

1. Various of Palestinians walking back after of some of them received aid from distribution point run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ibrahim Saedi, displaced Palestinian:

"They leave them in a courtyard that is around 15 to 20 donum (about 3 to 5 acres). They throw the goods there and the goods that are placed there are not enough for roughly 2,000 people, while around 10,000 had gathered there. (Someone off-camera saying: It was half a million.) That is what I saw. Two thirds of us went through at the risk of death. I swear, it's like we died 500 times in an hour. I swear, there are martyrs left inside there that no one can reach, and I swear two thirds of the people who went inside (the distribution area) left empty-handed."

3. Various of Palestinians walking back after of some of them received aid from distribution point

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ibrahim Saedi displaced Palestinain:

"We’re dying in Gaza. I swear to God I came here and there was not one kilo of flour in my house. And here I am coming back, and I do not have a kilo of flour."

5. Various of some people carrying aid and walking back

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Nahla Zareb, displaced Palestinian from east Khan Younis:

"I start heading out at 3 a.m. and get there, then get shot at. So I lay low on the ground between the others. When it turned 5:03 a.m., I raised my head back up to see people walking out with aid boxes. But what about those martyrs left on the ground? Until when will we continue to live in humiliation, oppression, and hunger? I swear, I can’t afford to buy a kilogram of flour that costs 40 shekels. Where would I get it from?"

7. Various of people walking back from distribution point

8. Doctors at emergency department

9. Various of people pushing injured people on beds inside emergency department

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ahmed Abu Sweid, emergency physician from Australia, Rahma Worldwide Medical missions:

"There’s another mass casualty event from the food distribution centre in Rafah. We’ve seen hundreds of presentations, dozens of casualties, martyrs. These are civilians who went to get... Again, for the third day in a row, civilians that went to get something to eat and they were attacked. We’ve seen gunshot wounds to the head and the chest as I said before."

11. Various of injured man lying on bed

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ahmed Abu Sweid, emergency physician from Australia, Rahma Worldwide Medical missions:

"The hospital resources keep getting chocked by the lack of supplies and lack of resources and lack of space and the overwhelming amount of casualties. My message to the world is that these people need help. This needs to stop. It’s not a political message. It’s a humanitarian message. They need food. They need aid. They deserve the right to ... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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The Hague, Netherlands - 3 June 2025

1. Wide of Labour Party (PvdA) leader Frans Timmermans

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Frans Timmermans, Labour Party (PvdA) leader:

"Well, I think it's an opportunity for all democratic parties to rid ourselves of the extremes, because it's clear that with the extremes you can't govern. When things get difficult, they run away."

3. Cutaway of Timmermans

4. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Frans Timmermans, Labour Party (PvdA) leader:

"Well, I think we really need to organize the elections. Because people need to have their say again. We do have."

5. Mid of journalists interviewing Henri Bontenbal, leader of the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA)

6. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Henri Bontenbal, Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) leader:

"In difficult times, you should not engage in political experiments. And this was a political experiment with one of the four parties. The parties are populist parties. And you can see that it doesn't work. Problems arise from the populist parties that, yes, always leave when things get tough. They don't want to take responsibility for difficult decisions. And that's what you see here. You also see that political populist parties are often unable to provide capable, robust leaders. And that's what we've seen over the past two years."

7. Cutaway of Botenbal

8. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Henri Bontenbal, Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) leader:

"I am glad that the CDA is doing well. We are entering the elections with a lot of energy. Ultimately, it is up to the voters to determine how big the CDA will become. But we will tell the story we have always told over the past two years. And that is that we must treat each other decently in politics."

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STORYLINE:

Far-right lawmaker Geert Wilders pulled his party out of the ruling four-party Dutch coalition Tuesday in dispute over a crackdown on migration, sparking a political crisis and possibly the end of the 11-month-old government of Prime Minister Dick Schoof.

Wilders announced his decision in a message on X after a brief meeting in parliament of leaders of the four parties that make up the fractious administration.

"I think it's an opportunity for all democratic parties to rid ourselves of the extremes because it's clear that with the extremes you can't govern," said Labour Party (PvdA) leader Frans Timmermans.

"When things get difficult, they run away," he added.

The government meltdown comes just three weeks before the Netherlands is scheduled to host a summit of NATO leaders in The Hague and amid global instability.

It was unclear what would happen next.

The government could attempt to remain in power as a minority administration or call new elections for later this year.

Schoof called an emergency Cabinet meeting for early afternoon.

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Seoul - 3 June 2025

1. Various of Democratic Party lawmakers and Lee Jae-myung supporters celebrating after exit polls results are released

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Seoul - 3 June 2025

2. Various of People Power Party lawmakers sitting in silence

STORYLINE:

Democratic Party lawmakers cheered on Tuesday after a joint exit poll showed its liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung was forecast to win the South Korean presidential election.

Meanwhile, there were less jubilant scenes at a gathering of conservative People Power Party members.

The exit poll by South Korea’s three major TV stations – KBS, MBC and SBS – showed Lee was projected to obtain 51.7% of the total votes cast during Tuesday’s election, beating conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo with 39.3%.

The election is meant to find a successor of Yoon Suk Yeol, a conservative who was removed from office in April over his ill-fated imposition of martial law.

The wining candidate is to take office as president on Wednesday without the usual two-month transition period.

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AGENCY POOL

Seoul - 3 June 2025

1. Various of Democratic Party lawmakers and Lee Jae-myung supporters celebrating after exit polls results are released

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Seoul - 3 June 2025

2. Various of People Power Party lawmakers sitting in silence

STORYLINE:

Democratic Party lawmakers cheered on Tuesday after a joint exit poll showed its liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung was forecast to win the South Korean presidential election.

Meanwhile, there were less jubilant scenes at a gathering of conservative People Power Party members.

The exit poll by South Korea’s three major TV stations – KBS, MBC and SBS – showed Lee was projected to obtain 51.7% of the total votes cast during Tuesday’s election, beating conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo with 39.3%.

The election is meant to find a successor of Yoon Suk Yeol, a conservative who was removed from office in April over his ill-fated imposition of martial law.

The wining candidate is to take office as president on Wednesday without the usual two-month transition period.

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