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(1 Jun 2025)

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Warsaw, Poland - 1 June 2025

1. Voter at ballot box

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Vanessa Gera, The Associated Press:

"Poles are voting in a presidential run-off election that could set the course for the nation's political future. The contest pits Warsaw's liberal mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, against Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian with no political experience. The outcome will determine whether Poland takes a more nationalist path in coming years or moves more decisively toward liberal democratic norms."

5. Mid of woman casting vote

6. Ballots in ballot box

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Vanessa Gera, The Associated Press:

"The campaign has highlighted stark ideological divides. Warsaw's mayor has promised to restore judicial independence, ease abortion restrictions and promote constructive ties with European partners.

8. Various of voters casting ballots

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Vanessa Gera, The Associated Press:

"The conservative has positioned himself as a defender of traditional Polish values and national sovereignty. He has been openly supported by US President Donald Trump. His candidacy has been clouded by allegations of past...connections to criminal figures, but he denies any wrongdoing. He is a former boxer and it recently was reported that he took part in a brawl alongside hooligans years ago. He is unapologetic about all of that, saying in his life he has taken part in different forms of noble fights. The revelations have not appeared to dent his support among right wing voters. Many see the allegations as politically motivated. Today's victor will replace Andrzej Duda who has held the office for ten years."

10. Various of voter registering and casting ballot

STORYLINE:

Poland is holding a presidential runoff election on Sunday between two candidates offering starkly different visions for the country’s future.

The winner will succeed President Andrzej Duda, a conservative who is finishing his second and final term.

The outcome will determine whether Poland embraces a nationalist populist trajectory or pivots more fully toward liberal, pro-European policies.

The vote comes amid heightened regional tensions driven by Russia’s war in neighbouring Ukraine, security concerns across Europe and internal debates about the rule of law.

It follows a first round on May 18, in which Warsaw Mayor, Rafał Trzaskowski, won more than 31% of the vote and Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian, earned nearly 30%.

Eleven other candidates were eliminated.

Opinion polls show the two men running neck and neck.

Other factors add to the unpredictability.

Nawrocki did much better in the first round than surveys had predicted, indicating that his strength was underestimated.

On the other hand, large numbers of Poles abroad have registered to vote in the second round, which could help Trzaskowski.

Final results are expected on Monday.

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(1 Jun 2025)

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Warsaw, Poland - 1 June 2025

1. Various of voters registering, approaching ballot box, casting vote

2. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Katarzyna Malek, Warsaw resident:

"I voted for Rafał Trzaskowski. This is a candidate I did not vote for in the first round. But he is definitely a candidate with whom I have more similar views. And for me, he is a man who is competent for this position in many aspects, more so than his competitor."

3. Various of voters registering

4. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Katarzyna Malek, Warsaw resident:

"I hope there will be less division, that maybe there will be more dialogue, that there will be more security in our backyard. I mean Poles towards Poles."

5. Mid of woman casting vote

6. Ballots in ballot box

7. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Pawel Kaminski, Warsaw resident:

"Very important (to vote), I go to every election, since I was a little kid, I couldn't wait to go and vote. And I go to every election."

8. Various of voter approaching ballot box and casting vote

9. SOUNDBITE (Polish) No name given, Warsaw resident:

"I have right-wing views, I voted for (Karol) Nawrocki, because I like him, not only his party, but above all what he represents and what his plan for Poland is."

10. Woman casting vote

11. SOUNDBITE (Polish) No name given, Warsaw resident:

"This is my civic duty. I am Polish and I believe it is natural to participate in the public life of my country."

12. Various of the polling station's exterior

STORYLINE:

Poles began voting on Sunday in a decisive presidential runoff that could set the course for the nation’s political future and its relations with the European Union.

The contest pits Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, a liberal pro-EU figure, against Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian backed by the right-wing Law and Justice party.

With conservative President Andrzej Duda completing his second and final term, the new president will have significant influence over whether Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s centrist government can fulfill its centrist agenda, given the presidential power to veto laws.

Voters are hopeful for a better future.

“I hope there will be less division, that maybe there will be more dialogue, that there will be more security in our backyard,” Katarzyna Malek told the Associated Press.

Voting began at 7 a.m. local time and will end at 9 p.m., when an Ipsos exit poll is expected.

The runoff follows a tightly contested first round on May 18, in which Trzaskowski won just over 31% and Nawrocki nearly 30%, eliminating 11 other candidates.

The campaign has highlighted stark ideological divides.

Trzaskowski has promised to restore judicial independence, ease abortion restrictions, and promote constructive ties with European partners.

Nawrocki has positioned himself as a defender of traditional Polish values, skeptical of the EU, and aligned with U.S. conservatives, including President Donald Trump.

Amid rising security fears over Russia’s war in neighboring Ukraine, both candidates support aid to Kyiv, though Nawrocki opposes NATO membership for Ukraine, while Trzaskowski supports it in the future.

Final results are likely to be announced on Monday.

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(1 Jun 2025)

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Singapore - 1 June 2025

1. Wide of plenary session

2. Mid of panel

3. Mid of photographers

4. Sweden Defense Minister, Pal Jonson (left) and Singapore Defense Minister, Chan Chun Sing (right)

5. Monitor reading (English): “Enhancing Security cooperation for a stable Asia-Pacific”

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Chan Chun Sing, Singapore Defense Minister:

“It is in the interest of all of us to work with China, and it is also in the interest of China to work with everyone else in the world. It is in the interest of all of us to better, deeper understand China's fears, concerns and aspirations, just as it is important for China to understand how the rest of the world perceives China."

7. Mid of photographers

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Chan Chun Sing, Singapore Defense Minister:

“If China perceive that the world does not respect China sufficiently or do not understand China sufficiently, then it is incumbent upon China to use every opportunity possible, including the Shangri-La Dialogue, to get his voice heard, to makes clear his stance, and to help others to understand why he is doing what it is doing.”

9. Mid of audience listening

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Chan Chun Sing, Singapore Defense Minister:

“Regardless of whether China attends the Shangri-La Dialogue, it's incumbent upon all of us also to reach out to China in different forums to try to build those bridges so that we do not end up in a situation whereby either side misinterpret or miscalculate, or misrepresent each other's position. And that is dangerous, that is dangerous.”

11. Mid of audience applauding

STORYLINE:

Singapore's Defense minister Chan Chun Sing said the world should work with China to build bridges and prevent misunderstandings, but emphasized China needed to participate in talks too.

The defense minister said China had missed an opportunity to have its voice heard by not sending its own defense minister to the Shangri-La Dialogue, but it was still incumbent upon others to reach out to Beijing.

“It is in the interest of all of us to work with China, and it is also in the interest of China to work with everyone else in the world,” he said at the global security conference on Sunday.

“It is in the interest of all of us to have a deeper understanding of China’s fears, concerns and aspirations, just as it is important for China to understand how the rest of the world perceives China”.

Singapore has close ties to both the U.S. and China, and is part of the regionally influential Association of Southeast Asian Nations along with the Philippines and others.

It comes after top defense officials, diplomats and leaders from around the world gathered in Singapore for weekend talks on security challenges at the Shangri-La Dialogue.

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(1 Jun 2025)

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Between Khan Younis and Rafah, Gaza Strip - 1 June 2025

1. Mid of people pushing wagon holding aid

2. Various of crowd holding aid

3. Mid of crowd walking

4. Close of man carrying aid

5. Various of people carrying aid

6. Wide of crowd

7. Wide of people pushing a cart

8. Wide of crowd

STORYLINE:

At least 21 people were killed and scores wounded on Sunday as they were on their way to receive food in the Gaza Strip, according to health officials and multiple witnesses.

The witnesses said Israeli forces fired on crowds around a kilometer (1,000 yards) from an aid site run by an Israeli-backed foundation.

The army released a brief statement saying it was “currently unaware of injuries caused by (Israeli military) fire within the Humanitarian Aid distribution site. The matter is still under review.”

The foundation said in a statement that it delivered aid “without incident" early Sunday and has denied previous accounts of chaos and gunfire around its sites, which are in Israeli military zones where independent access is limited.

Gaza health officials said at least 21 people were killed and another 175 people were wounded, without saying who opened fire on them.

An Associated Press reporter saw dozens of people being treated at the hospital.

Israel and the United States say the new system is aimed at preventing Hamas from siphoning off assistance.

Israel has not provided any evidence of systematic diversion, and the U.N. denies it has occurred.

U.N. agencies and major aid groups have refused to work with the new system, saying it violates humanitarian principles because it allows Israel to control who receives aid and forces people to relocate to distribution sites, risking yet more mass displacement in the territory.

The U.N. system has struggled to bring in aid after Israel slightly eased its total blockade of the territory last month.

Those groups say Israeli restrictions, the breakdown of law and order, and widespread looting make it extremely difficult to deliver aid to Gaza's roughly 2 million Palestinians.

Experts have warned that the territory is at risk of famine if more aid is not brought in.

The war began when Hamas-led militants stormed into southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251.

They are still holding 58 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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Between Khan Younis and Rafah, Gaza Strip - 1 June 2025

1. Mid of crowd holding aid

2. Mid of people pushing wagon holding aid

3. Various of crowd holding aid

4. Mid of crowd walking

5. Close of man carrying aid

6. Various of people carrying aid

7. Various of crowd

8. Close of people holding aid on wagon

9. Wide of crowd

10. Mid of crowd

11. Mid of man carrying aid on back

STORYLINE:

At least 21 people were killed and scores wounded on Sunday as they were on their way to receive food in the Gaza Strip, according to health officials and multiple witnesses.

The witnesses said Israeli forces fired on crowds around a kilometer (1,000 yards) from an aid site run by an Israeli-backed foundation.

The army released a brief statement saying it was “currently unaware of injuries caused by (Israeli military) fire within the Humanitarian Aid distribution site. The matter is still under review.”

The foundation said in a statement that it delivered aid “without incident" early Sunday and has denied previous accounts of chaos and gunfire around its sites, which are in Israeli military zones where independent access is limited.

Gaza health officials said at least 21 people were killed and another 175 people were wounded, without saying who opened fire on them.

An Associated Press reporter saw dozens of people being treated at the hospital.

Israel and the United States say the new system is aimed at preventing Hamas from siphoning off assistance.

Israel has not provided any evidence of systematic diversion, and the U.N. denies it has occurred.

U.N. agencies and major aid groups have refused to work with the new system, saying it violates humanitarian principles because it allows Israel to control who receives aid and forces people to relocate to distribution sites, risking yet more mass displacement in the territory.

The U.N. system has struggled to bring in aid after Israel slightly eased its total blockade of the territory last month.

Those groups say Israeli restrictions, the breakdown of law and order, and widespread looting make it extremely difficult to deliver aid to Gaza's roughly 2 million Palestinians.

Experts have warned that the territory is at risk of famine if more aid is not brought in.

The war began when Hamas-led militants stormed into southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251.

They are still holding 58 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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(1 Jun 2025)

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31 May 2025 - Inglewood, California

SOUNDBITE (English) AJ McLean, recording artist:

"I mean, him and I, we knew each other prior to the show, but this was the most quality time we actually spent together. And it was kind of insane how many parallels we really had outside of just both being in a boy band, both being put together, sharing a lot of the same producers, same writers, but him and had a lot parallels. Whether it was with addiction past or just the way that we wrote songs, mental health, kind of our dark humor. You know, we really had a lot of, even though there's like a 20-year difference between us in age, we did have a lot in common, actually. But he was such a light, such a sweetheart. I loved his dry sense of humor, nice dry British humor, you know, but he will be missed, truly missed. But I'm glad that the world gets to see him this way and remember him for the person he truly was, which was just such a genuine life."

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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Gilroy, writer/director:

"I'm very eager to come back to our experience and really have my own set and do something on that scale again and get back to that. Something contained. I have something I want to do. So if I didn't have something that I would want to, maybe it might be another way. I'm excited to get back and I'm nervous about it, which is good, it's going to be nervous."

(Reporter: "What are you nervous about?")

"Because when you don't do something for a long time, I haven't directed in a long, so it's like, you know."

(Reporter: "And then would you stick with science fiction in action or would you jump into a different or would you jump into a different?"

"I'm going to do a movie about movie, I'm doing a movie, about movie music. A Hollywood movie, about movie music."

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(1 Jun 2025)

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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Gilroy, writer/director:

"I'm very eager to come back to our experience and really have my own set and do something on that scale again and get back to that. Something contained. I have something I want to do. So if I didn't have something that I would want to, maybe it might be another way. I'm excited to get back and I'm nervous about it, which is good, it's going to be nervous."

(Reporter: "What are you nervous about?")

"Because when you don't do something for a long time, I haven't directed in a long, so it's like, you know."

(Reporter: "And then would you stick with science fiction in action or would you jump into a different or would you jump into a different?"

"I'm going to do a movie about movie, I'm doing a movie, about movie music. A Hollywood movie, about movie music."

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(1 Jun 2025)

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Inglewood, Calif. - 31 May 2025

1. Medium of Sofia Carson posing for photos

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sofia Carson, actor:

“It's interesting, because my mom talks about this concept of lightning in a bottle, which if ever we're lucky enough, we get to grab that once in a lifetime. And Evie was that for me, right? She was my first lightning in a bottle, and then Purple Hearts did that again, and now having 'Carry-On' since, and the 'Lifeless' since, now when I was invited to host this, It has felt this week like this. Oh wow. I did it, I'm doing it, and I'm so lucky that I get to live my dream in such a beautiful way and that I can get to connect with extraordinary people all around the world and I just feel like the luckiest girl in the world. Every day I get nervous and every day I'm learning, but I think that's because I care about it. You know, we just love it so much, but yeah, it's an exciting feeling.”

3. Wide of Lee Jung-jae and Lee Byung-hun posing for photos

4. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lee Jung-jae, actor:

“Squid Game is a very special game that allows me to meet a lot of fans all over the world. It was so much fun to be able to communicate with so many fans in person today. Season 3 will be released soon, and I will greet you again with Season

5. Medium of Lee Jung-jae posing for photos

6. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lee Byung-hun, actor: -on "Squid Game" fan theories.

“I was able to see how the fans were thinking about the future and how they were doing their research. It was amazing to see that they were thinking of things that we didn't even think of. Also, they were very interested in TV series, and they were looking forward to it. I think that's why they were able to do that.”

7. Wide of Caleb McLaughlin posing for photos

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Caleb McLaughlin, actor:

(Reporter: “Do you think that season 5 is the most connected you've felt to your role?”)

“You know what's so deep? Yes. So connected. Lucas actually kind of made me who I am as a person - of course career, like Stranger Things - but like, made me really see what friendship really is. Like, especially with the cast, I grew up with them. And Lucas is so passionate and loyal to his friends and really caring and generous. And that's kinda like influenced me in my life with my friends and my family. So, yeah, definitely, I felt way more connected to Lucas' last season. And I was able to leave on a great note with the casts, leave on the great note with just where I am in my lives. So, yeah. Definitely.”

9. Wide of AJ McLean posing for photos

10. SOUNDBITE (English) AJ McLean, recording artist:

(Reporter: “Is it crazy to think that the last 32 years of your life have been documented? You can go online, you can go on YouTube and look at what you were doing on a random Tuesday in 2001. Do you know what I mean? Like is it weird that you can have all that available?”)

“It is still surreal. I still actually pinch myself. What I love is I get to share these memories with my daughters. You know, they'll ask me about certain things and I'll be like, you know what's funny? Daddy actually went to that place. Let me look it up on YouTube. There it is. Daddy was there. They recently asked me if I've ever been to Brazil. I said, oh many times. And I showed them a video of 45,000 fans showing up outside our hotel to where we had to do an impromptu concert. So. It's been one hell of a ride and we're still going.”

11. Medium of AJ McLean posing for photos

12. SOUNDBITE (English) AJ McLean, recording artist:

13. Wide of TUDUM signage

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Inglewood, Calif. - 31 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Oscar Isaac, actor: -on Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein"

"I think it's the love of it. He came to it with such a big open heart and with a lot of depth of emotion. And I think that's what people will be really surprised about. And I was saying, it's like a European tale but told from a very Latin American point of view.

++BLACK FRAMES++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Oscar Isaac, actor: -on upcoming Tony Gilroy project

(Reporter: "How does it feel to be returning back to a musician on screen for you?")

"Oh, wow. Thanks for the question. Yeah, when he approached me with it earlier this year, I just was so excited because it's something I've been wanting to do again. But it's hard to find something that was as interesting as 'Llewyn Davis.' And when Tony sent me this script, it's just astounding and beautiful. And it's in the world of classical music, which is something that's always been intimidating. But there's no one better to do it than with Tony."

(Reporter: "Has there been a lot of prep for that in terms of classical training?")

"It's begun, yeah. It's just beginning now."

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mia Goth, actor:

"Well, I wanted to be a part of it because Guillermo del Toro was making Frankenstein. And it's the match made in heaven. And really, the first time I read this script, it was so moving and so deeply emotional. I actually cried upon reading it for the first time. It was just a dream come true. And I would have done absolutely anything that Guillermo was a part of."

++BLACK FRAMES++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Hanumankind, recording artist:

"I'm just doing exactly what I've been raised around and what feels good to me. And that also happens to be part of where I'm from. What I've seen around me. And that is, again, whether it's India or Southeast Asia, India as well, there's just so much diversity in so many different styles, cultures, languages. I'm a part of that. So, just to be able to do that and showcase that side, it's good. Inherently, it just happened to be how I am and how it's unfolded. So, I'm blessed to be able to do it.

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Mcdonaldson, actor: - returning to "Happy Gilmore" cast

"Well, it's a long time coming. And that's what I always tell. It's like, 'it's about time.' So, it's great to be back. It's a great shoot. I think we pulled off a really big, good sequel here. Adam (Sandler) and company stepped up big time. Netflix, thank you for making it all happen and making it come with such great—it got such great things in this that you couldn't do. And with the budget we had when we did it in 96, so Netflix so really, really came to the mark and made a big difference. And basically, fans who love the first one, they're going to love the sequel."

(Reporter: "Are there a lot of callbacks to that first film?")

"There might be, yeah. Yeah, I can't..."

++BLACK FRAMES++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Brianne Howey, actor: -new motherhood journey influenced her approach to Georgia:

"You know, prior to having a daughter, I think I thought Georgia—well, we all know. Georgia is so extreme. She takes up so much space. She's so dramatic. She's so obsessed with Ginny. And after having a child, I only understand her more. I feel these very, very extreme things for my daughter, just like Georgia does. So, I get it. I'm on her team even more."

++BLACK FRAMES++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) "One Piece" cast (L-R) Emily Rudd, Iñaki Godoy, Jacob Romero, Taz Skylar and Mackenyu, actors:

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