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MOROCCO CROCODILE PARK

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Agadir, Morocco - 23 May 2025

1. Pan right of water basin of Crocoparc, a crocodile park in Agadir

2. Various of crocodiles resting in water

3. Establishing shot of manager of crocodile park, Leila Sdigui Brunet

4. SOUNDBITE (French) Leila Sdigui Brunet, manager of Crocoparc:

"We are hosting the third edition of 'Les Crocologies' this weekend. It is an event dedicated to children. The goal is to raise children's awareness about environmental issues as a whole."

5. Wide of workshop organized for children during "Les Crocologies"

6. Various of Hafsa Mahmoudi, a college student, teaching children about reptiles

7. Posters showing photos of animals, birds and insects

8. Various of an educational supervisor teaching other children about argan trees

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Hafsa Mahmoudi, college student:

"The objective of this workshop is to teach children, to make them understand that reptiles are so important in our environment, especially that they are ectotherms. And with global warming and all the changes that are happening in our globe, this category of animals are highly endangered. So this is our objective."

10. Upcycling artisan Zahra Oubella showing bags made from recycled material

11. Mid of bags made from recycled material

12. Wide of visitors looking at items on display

13. Mid of items made from cassettes and video tapes

14. Wide of a woman wearing traditional dress

15. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Zahra Oubella, upcycling artisan from Agadir:

"Our idea for protecting the environment is to recycle magazines and (empty) bags of chips. This helps the environment because wherever we go, we find bags (waste) thrown about in nature. The idea is to fight against all of that by trying to make handbags. This is good for us and also helps preserve the environment because we have already polluted it too much."

16. Pan of water with crocodiles next to various trees and plants

17. Wide of crocodiles resting under cactus trees

18. Tilt-down of Chamaerops humilis, a type of palm tree

19. Mid of plants

20. Various of Calliandra Eriophylla tree

21. SOUNDBITE (French) Leila Sdigui Brunet, manager of Crocoparc:

"We have plant species that are becoming increasingly rare and we also have a species of crocodile that is becoming scarce, the desert crocodile. The relationship between plants and animals is important. Since crocodiles need water, a lot of water — the basins at Crocoparc are filtered and oxygenated by the garden’s plants."

22. Various of crocodiles

23. Mid of a crocodile submerging itself in water

24. Crocodile is swimming

25. Worker throwing chicken for crocodiles to eat

26. SOUNDBITE (French) Leila Sdigui Brunet, manager of Crocoparc:

"We have implemented certain ecological solutions to address this type of problem. We use an irrigation technique for certain plants called zoyas, and another technique called mulching. We cover the areas that need to stay moist with argan shells so that this layer, made of argan shells, helps the soil remain moist even during very hot periods."

27. Various of comics on animals and the environment, created by children who won a competition held by Crocoparc

28. Crocoparc entrance

STORYLINE:

A spacious crocodile park in Morocco runs educational initiatives to teach younger generations about the environment.

The Crocoparc in Agadir combines animal and plant exhibits with structured environmental education, aimed at highlighting humans' impact on nature.

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ARCHIVE: Bucharest, Romania - 9 January 2025

1. Various of Andrew Tate and brother Tristan Tate arriving and leaving Bucharest tribunal

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ARCHIVE: Bucharest, Romania - 23 September 2024

2. Tate brothers ordering coffees

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ARCHIVE: Voluntari, Romania - 24 March 2025

3. Various of Tate speaking to reporters

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ARCHIVE: Bucharest, Romania - 23 September 2024

4. Mid of Andrew Tate walking

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ARCHIVE: Voluntari, Romania - 24 March 2025

5. Tate Brothers exiting police station

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Voluntari, Romania - 21 May 2025

6. Various STILLS of the Tate brothers outside police station in Voluntari

VOICEOVER:

Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been charged with rape and other crimes in Britain, according to British prosecutors.

The Crown Prosecution Service says the charges were authorized last year and this is the first time they are being confirmed.

Andrew Tate faces charges related to three women that include rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking and controlling prostitution for gain.

Tristan Tate faces charges related to one woman that include rape, human trafficking and actual bodily harm.

The Tates were arrested in Romania in late 2022 and formally indicted last year on charges that they participated in a criminal ring that lured women there, where they were allegedly sexually exploited.

Andrew Tate was also charged with rape.

They have denied all the allegations in Romania.

Romanian courts have issued an order to extradite the two to the UK once their court case is concluded in there, British prosecutors said.

The whereabouts of the brothers was not immediately clear.

They were photographed a week ago outside a police station in Romania where they have to report regularly while facing charges there.

STORYLINE:

Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been charged in Britain with rape and other crimes, prosecutors said Wednesday.

The charges were authorized last year and news media at the time reported on arrest warrants issued against the Tates, dual U.S. and British citizens who moved to Romania in 2016. But the Crown Prosecution Service said this was the first time it confirmed they had been criminally charged in Britain.

Andrew Tate, 38, faces charges related to three women that include rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking and controlling prostitution for gain. Tristan Tate, 36, faces charges related to one woman that include rape, human trafficking and actual bodily harm.

The Tates were arrested in Romania in late 2022 and formally indicted last year on charges that they participated in a criminal ring that lured women there, where they were allegedly sexually exploited. Andrew Tate was also charged with rape.

They deny all of the allegations against them.

Romanian courts have issued an order to extradite the two to the U.K. once their court case is concluded in there, British prosecutors said.

The warrant issued by Bedfordshire Police for the siblings dates back to between 2012 and 2015.

The whereabouts of the brothers was not immediately clear. They were photographed a week ago outside a police station in Voluntari, Romania, where they have to report regularly while facing charges there.

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Southern Israel - 29 May 2025

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1. Smoke rises over Gaza Strip

STORYLINE:

A large plume of smoke rose above the skyline on Thursday, as Israeli strikes continued to pound the Gaza Strip.

The war began with Hamas' October 7 attack, in which militants stormed into Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251.

Hamas still holds 58 hostages, around a third of them alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements.

Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed over 54,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.

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Moscow - 13 March 2025

1. STILL of Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov ++OVERLAYS AUDIO IN SHOT 2++

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Moscow - 29 May 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin:

“That's why Russia has suggested to meet in Istanbul on Monday (2 June) and start discussing these projects (of the memorandums). Demanding [that we hand over the memorandum] immediately or slowly is unconstructive. All that is needed at the moment is to either confirm readiness to continue negotiations or do the opposite.”

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Moscow - 13 March 2025

3. STILL of Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov ++OVERLAYS AUDIO IN SHOT 4++

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Moscow - 29 May 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin:

“We can agree to set up such telephone conversation very quickly. If needed, it can happen any moment, if it's necessary for the matter. But now the main thing is to continue the process of direct Russian-Ukrainian negotiations.”

STORYLINE:

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov refused Thursday to provide further details on what Russia’s memorandum outlined as Moscow’s conditions to end the conflict with Ukraine.

In comments to journalists he also criticized Ukrainian officials who said that Russia should give the document to Kyiv before the Kremlin’s proposed peace talks in Istanbul on June 2.

On Wednesday, Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said his country isn't opposed to such direct peace talks but it still hasn't seen the memorandum promised by Russia and that further meetings would be “empty” without it.

“Demanding [that we hand over the memorandum] immediately is unconstructive,” Peskov said. “All that is needed at the moment is to either confirm readiness to continue negotiations or not.”

Peskov also said that there were currently no plans for Russian President Vladimir Putin to talk with U.S. President Donald Trump.

“We can agree to set up a telephone conversation very quickly if needed,” he said. “But now the main thing is to continue the process of direct Russian-Ukrainian negotiations.”

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Nuseirat area, Central Gaza Strip - 29 May 2025

1. People walking while smoke rises in the background

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Khan Younis, Gaza strip - 29 May 2025

2. Wide of smoke rising at the horizons over Khan Younis in Southern Gaza Strip

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Nuseirat area, Central Gaza Strip - 29 May 2025

3. Various of people walking with smoke seen rising in background

STORYLINE:

Smoke was seen rising over the Gaza Strip on Thursday as deadly Israeli airstrikes continue to pound the territory.

Footage showed people walking with their belongings in the Nuseirat area in the centre of the enclave amid the ruins of buildings and smoke rising in the distance.

The war began with Hamas' October 7 attack, in which militants stormed into Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251.

Hamas still holds 58 hostages, around a third of them alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements.

Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed over 54,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.

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New York - 5 May 2025

1. Wide zoom in Hailey Bieber posing

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Los Angeles - 11 November 2023

2. Wide zoom in Hailey Bieber posing

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New York - 13 September 2021

3. Medium zoom in Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin pose together on carpet

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Los Angeles - 3 December 2023

4. Wide zoom in Hailey Bieber posing

VOICEOVER:

e.l.f. Beauty has acquired Hailey Bieber's rhode skincare brand in a $1 billion deal, the companies said.

In the last year, Bieber's rhode had $212 million in net sales. The company's products are only available online, but by the end of this year it plans to begin an in-store partnership with Sephora in North America and the U.K.

Bieber, a model and the wife of singer Justin Bieber, will be rhode’s chief creative officer and head of innovation and also a strategic advisor to the combined companies.

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Beijing - 29 May 2025

1. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning during news conference

2. Reporters

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Mao Ning, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

“The U.S.’s unreasonable decision to revoke Chinese students' visas under the pretext of ideology and national security seriously infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese students and disrupts normal cultural and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries. China firmly opposes this and has lodged a protest with the U.S. Such a politicized and discriminatory action lays bare the U.S. lie that it upholds the so-called freedom and openness and will only further damage its image in the world and national reputation.”

4. Reporter

5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Mao Ning, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

“As for China-U.S. relations, China has a consistent position. We hope the U.S. will meet us halfway and do something constructive and conducive to the sound, steady and sustainable development of China-U.S. relations.”

6. Reporter

7. News conference

STORYLINE:

The Chinese government said on Thursday that it has “lodged a protest” with the U.S. over its move to revoke the visas of some Chinese students.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a daily news briefing the "unreasonable" decision "disrupts normal cultural and people-to-people exchanges" between the two countries.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday the U.S. will begin "aggressively" revoking the visas of some Chinese students, including those studying in "critical fields.”

Mao said such a "politicized and discriminatory" action would damage the U.S.' international reputation.

The move comes at a time of intensifying scrutiny of the ties between U.S. higher education and China.

House Republicans this month pressed Duke University to cut its ties with a Chinese university, saying it allowed Chinese students to gain access to federally funded research at Duke.

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Pensacola, Florida – 28 May 2025

1. Savannah Chrisley with supporters

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Savannah Chrisley, Todd and Julie Chrisley's daughter:

"I'm just so grateful that I'm going to leave here with my dad. My brother Grayson is there to pick up my mom, so he's waiting. President Trump signed the pardons, I think, at around 3 p.m this afternoon. And it's all due to President Trump, Alice Johnson, Ed Martin, all of them. They have truly just shown up and they've looked at this case with a fine-tooth comb and they have seen the corruption."

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Atlanta - 14 August 2019

3. Mid of Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley speaking to reporters

4. Savannah Chrisley posing for picture with fans

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Andrews, fan:

"Savannah's done a lot of work behind the scenes, she's put out a lot of stuff. There's been some wrongdoing, for sure. I'm glad she was able to bring that to light and kind of get justice for her parents. But I wish that could happen for everyone, not just someone who's famous."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Patricia Goolsby, fan:

"I was looking forward to seeing him come out, like, live, in person. It'd been kind of cool to be able to see a celebrity, as big as he is."

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Atlanta - 14 August 2019

7. Mid of Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley speaking to reporters

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump has pardoned reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley three years after they were convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion.

The celebrity couple are best known for the TV series “Chrisley Knows Best.” Trump pardoned them Wednesday, paving the way for their release from separate prison facilities in Pensacola, Florida, and Lexington, Kentucky.

Federal prosecutors said at the couple's 2022 trial that the Chrisleys conspired to defraud Atlanta area banks of $30 million and tried to hide their earnings from tax authorities.

The Chrisleys' daughter, Savannah, a vocal Trump supporter, has complained the case against her parents was politically motivated. They were indicted in 2019 under a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney, Byung J. “BJay” Pak.

"I was just in such shock and in such awe that the president himself called me and took the time to let me know that my family was coming back together. And for that, I will forever be grateful that we have an administration that is reuniting families," Savannah Chrisley said as she waited for her father's release.

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Mexico City - 28 May 2025

1. Various of Mexican Supreme Court Justice Lenia Batres shaking hands with supporters at final event of judicial election campaign

2. Supporter chanting, UPSOUND (Spanish): "The people’s justice"

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lenia Batres, Mexican Supreme Court justice and candidate:

"If we already have a supportive administration and a Congress that passes laws in favor of the people, then we also need to have judges who will rule in lawsuits in favor of people who are not granted any of these rights (they are entitled to)."

4. Supporters listening to speech

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lenia Batres, Mexican Supreme Court justice and candidate:

"What is the judiciary for? If we allow such corruption (in the judiciary), we are allowing it for a judiciary dedicated to delivering injustice."

6. Supporter applauding, UPSOUND (Spanish): "She does represent me"

7. Close of supporter recording Batres on phone

8. Supporters chanting as Batres stands on stage

9. Supporters cheering and applauding

10. Close of mock ballot showing Batres’ candidate number (03)

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Mexico City - 28 May 2025

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11. Pan on final event of Justice Yasmín Esquivel’s judicial election campaign

12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Yasmín Esquivel, Mexican Supreme Court justice and candidate:

"Today, Mexico demands justice throughout our country, Mexico demands a transformation of the judiciary, and that is why we are here today."

13. Performer dancing next to Esquivel supporters

14. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Yasmín Esquivel, Mexican Supreme Court justice and candidate:

"We want the transformation project to reach the judiciary as well, where it has not yet reached. Therefore, I remind you that next Sunday, June 1, in four days, we will hold the most important elections in our history."

15. Performers wearing costumes walking past Esquivel supporters

STORYLINE:

Two candidates for Mexico’s Supreme Court closed their campaigns Wednesday, ahead of the country’s first judicial elections on June 1.

Lenia Batres and Yasmín Esquivel are both sitting Supreme Court justices vying to stay in office under the new system.

They are among more than 7,700 candidates competing for more than 2,600 positions at all levels of the judiciary.

Judges and court staff previously earned their positions through merit and experience.

Batres and Esquivel were nominated for the high court by former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who led the push for the overhaul.

The highly popular leader was long at odds with Mexican courts, which regularly struck down reform proposals and halted projects they called an overreach of executive power.

The vote comes as power in Mexico has been increasingly concentrated in López Obrador’s popular successor and protege, Claudia Sheinbaum, and as organized crime wields significant political influence in many parts of the country.

Sheinbaum and López Obrador have asserted that by popularly electing judges, they can root out corruption in the judiciary and bring the branch closer to the people.

Critics worry that electing judges will weaken checks and balances on government and stack the courts in favor of the ruling party.

Hundreds more positions will be elected in 2027.

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London, UK - 27 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Burrows, The Associated Press:

"This is a guide on what to do in an emergency in Norway. Norwegian authorities posted it to all homes to try to prepare the public for a crisis. Across northern Europe, governments are warning the continent faces its most serious security situation since World War II due to threats from Russia , including sabotage, arson, and cyberattacks, and climate change.

2. Various of guide on what to do in an emergency ++MUTE++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Burrows, The Associated Press:

"Norway, Sweden and Finland are increasingly pushing the concept of total defence, it means every part of society has a role to play in national defence, not just the military."

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Kongsberg, Norway - 8 May 2025

4. Various of underground shelter, employees opening the door and showing the space

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London, UK - 27 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Burrows, The Associated Press:

"This guide asks you to think about various scenarios like what to do if electricity was cut off for a long time or if the water supply failed. There's also a checklist of essentials: 20 litres of water, seven days of food per person, and a warning to be aware of misinformation."

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Helsinki, Finland - 13 May 2025

6. Pan of hockey pitch in shelter

7. Pan of large blue doors in shelter

8. Wide of employee opening door in shelter

9. Wide of employee next to hockey pitch in shelter

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London, UK - 27 May 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Emma Burrows, The Associated Press:

"During a crisis or war in the Nordics you could also go to a bunker. Finland shelters can fit more than 85% of its population. Officials say they hope the guides encourage people to think about how to help themselves in the event of a crisis."

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Kongsberg, Norway - 8 May 2025

11. People walking through shelter

STORYLINE:

Across the Nordic nations, governments are boosting defence spending, reassessing security and pushing the concept of total defence.

It’s an approach which mobilizes the whole of society to defend against military and non-military threats.

As Moscow wages war in Ukraine, Western officials are accusing Russia of being behind a campaign of sabotage, arson and cyberattacks and there are jitters across the continent about whether Europe can rely on the U.S. as a partner.

The Norwegian government published its first national security strategy in May, saying the country is facing its most serious security situation since World War Two.

Norwegian authorities posted an emergency guide to all homes to try to prepare the public for a crisis.

Norway announced in January that it plans to start building bomb shelters in new buildings after halting the practice in 1998.

Finland's civil defence shelters are the envy of the Nordics and can fit more than 85% of the Finnish population.

One public shelter in Helsinki can fit 6,000 people, is designed to withstand the fallout from a nuclear attack and is in an almost constant state of readiness with beds and sinks tucked away behind blast doors and an underground hockey pitch.

Norway and some other Nordic nations also tell residents to have enough food and water stored for seven days.

“How would you and your nearest family manage if the electricity supply was cut off for a longer period? What would you do if the water supply failed?” the Norwegian handbook asks.

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