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Johannesburg, South Africa - 22 May 2025

1. Wide of cars and man on bicycle

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Kyle Kemp, local resident: ++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT; PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 3++

“I did think that president (Cyril) Ramaphosa represented the country well. I thought that the delegation, especially that he took over with him was very strategic and I thought everyone in that delegation put their best foot forward for our country."

3. Wide of man adjusting jacket outside restaurant

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gift Nxumalo, local resident: ++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT; PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 5++

“Even though I feel like he (Trump) didn’t give enough information about the White genocide in South Africa, but he (Ramaphosa) handled the situation very well"

5. Wide of people walking

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Corlia Bellingna, local resident: ++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT; PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 7++

“I think there is no longer a shift between any racial groups. I work with a lot of racial groups, with a lot of people and I do believe that we shouldn’t care about what other counties think of us.”

7. Close of taxi driving off from road intersection

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South Africans expressed their support on Thursday for their President Cyril Ramaphosa after his confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington D.C.

Trump used a White House meeting to talk about baseless allegations that white farmers in his country were being systematically singled out for persecution and murder.

Instead of pushing back on Trump by himself, Ramaphosa encouraged Trump to listen to other members of his delegation, including pro golfers Ernie Els and Retief Goosen.

Reacting to the meeting, Johannesburg resident Gift Nxumalo said he felt Ramaphosa "handled the situation very well".

Kyle Kemp, another resident, echoed similar sentiments, saying that Ramaphosa "represented the country well".

The U.S. president, since his return to office, has launched a series of accusations at South Africa’s Black-led government, claiming it is seizing land from white farmers, enforcing antiwhite policies and pursuing an anti-American foreign policy.

Ramaphosa rejected allegations of genocide in South Africa, which has a painful history with race.

Once an apartheid country, it was ruled by a white minority known as Afrikaners.

The system of racist oppression ended three decades ago, and some tension remains despite largely successful efforts at reconciliation.

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HONG KONG AFFORDABLE ART FAIR

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Hong Kong - 22 May 2025

1. Various of installation “Auntie Angel Store” by Hong Kong artist Angel Hui, displaying traditional Hong Kong sweets and snacks with a background of Hong Kong’s old public housing estates

2. Wide pan interior of the installation

3. Tilt from bags of real potato crisps to blue and white ceramic model of bags of potato crisps

4. Shift focus from blue and white ceramic lollipops to real lollipops

5. Tilt up of a set of blue and white ceramic lollipops

6. Tilt down of the corner of the installation

7. Pan from blue and white ceramic tins of fish on top of real tins of fish

8. Set up shot of artist Angel Hui, left side of frame, talking to a representative of the organisers

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Angel Hui, Hong Kong artist:

“I really like the ceramic porcelain to become one of my artworks. And I think the snack will get expired and my artwork would never expire, and people will keep the memory, so that they can keep it forever.”

10. Wide of installation “The ATM Project”

11. Mid of a visitor putting a “credit card” into the ATM artwork

12. Mid of the visitor looking at a drawing

13. Mid of the drawing

14. Close pan of the drawings of Jackie Case

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jackie Case, Australian artist:

“The idea came about because I was invited to do a workshop and I’m a little bit nervous about drawing in front of people. So, I thought it would be a nice idea if I could draw live but also draw hidden, and then the idea for the ATM came about because I’m actually very interested in art where the artist doesn’t necessarily make the art but it’s more about the idea of the art. So, by having a work like this, I actually invite the audience to become the artist because it’s their prompt, it’s their idea.”

16. Mid of fair visitor Justin Van paying at the counter buying an ATM “credit card”

17. Mid of Van inserting the card

18. Mid of Van receiving the drawing by the artist hidden inside the ATM booth

19. Various of Van looking at the drawing

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Justin Van, fair visitor:

“I think it’s important to support local artists, I think, in any city or country that you live in. I like the idea that you don’t really know what you are going to get, which is obviously the idea behind it. You’ve got a creative version of how they interpreted your own prompt.”

21. Various of visitors at installation “Fruit Market”

22. Various close ups of the wooden fruit

23. Various of artists doing live ink painting “Muses in Tranquility”

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Rupert Harding-Newman, Chief Operating Officer, Affordable Art fair:

“We are seeing increasing numbers of young collectors coming through, and what really we are really catering for them, is because it’s an urban environment in Hong Kong, lots of smaller pieces, just to fit their flats, and the homes that they live in. But yeah, as I said, we try to cater to everyone, it’s a really diverse collection of galleries, we have 99 galleries from fifteen different countries, and they are really showing a diverse collection of good quality affordable art. It’s important for us that we are introducing new people to the market.”

25. Tilt down of installation ‘The Tiny Smile”

26. Wide pan of two visitors using 3D-effect glasses in front of “Universal Love”, oil on linen by Kristina Sretkova

27. Mid of a visitor taking a photo of “The Hope”, vintage magazines and satin varnish on panel by Jay Kelly

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Deir al-Balah - 22 May 2025

1. Various of bread dough being prepared in kneading machine

2. World Food Program official Vladimir Jovcev visiting bakery

3. Workers packing bread into bags

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official: ++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT; PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 4++

"(The) Humanitarian situation in Gaza is in dire condition. What we need to do is to continue to bring humanitarian aid, advocate for the crossings to be open, and make sure that the food goes to the ones mostly in need. To do that, we need the help of everyone, we need the help of international community, we need the help of the civil society in Gaza, the NGOs and the communities."

4. Various of flour bags stacked inside bakery in Deir al-Balah.

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official: ++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT; PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 6++

"What we brought is definitely not enough, but we hope that the borders will remain open and we'll be able to bring more aid into Gaza. 2.2 million people of Gaza - almost everyone depends on humanitarian aid. Symbolically you know, the smell of fresh bread is the smell of hope. So we hope that you know, the borders - we appeal for the borders to remain open, the crossings to remain open and then we’re able to bring more humanitarian aid to assist everyone in here.""

6. Various of loaves of bread moving along in bread-making process

STORYLINE:

For the first time in over a month, the Bana bakery in Gaza's central city of Deir al-Balah has opened its doors after the United Nations World Food Program was able to bring in flour to bake Arabic flatbread, a local staple.

The stacks of bags of wheat flour and the dozens of loaves of freshly baked bread being bagged by the bakery workers was rare good news for the Palestinians of Gaza, who have struggled with a dire humanitarian crisis after Israel closed off the border crossings.

Vladimir Jovcev of the U.N.’s World Food Program said it was "definitely not enough... but we hope that the borders will remain open and we'll be able to bring more aid into Gaza."

He added, that the smell of fresh bread was symbolically "the smell of hope."

Israel imposed a blockade on all imports, including food, medicine and shelter, at the beginning of March, shortly before ending a ceasefire with Hamas.

It announced an easing of the blockade this week and has allowed around 200 trucks to enter since Monday.

But U.N. agencies say Israeli military restrictions and the breakdown of law and order in Gaza make it difficult to retrieve and distribute the aid.

As a result, little of it has so far reached those in need. Around 600 trucks entered per day during the ceasefire.

Aid groups have collected humanitarian aid carried by about 90 trucks, out of a total of nearly 200 that have entered Gaza since Israel began allowing limited goods in earlier this week, the United Nations said Thursday.

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London - 22 May 2025

1. Close of signage

2. Wide of carpet

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Gray, Chair of The Ivors Academy Board:

"It's our big day of the year, you know, we get, everyone's here, all the songwriters are here to celebrate each other, which is the main joy of this very particular day. All the other music events tend to be sort of, you now, it's all quite money and branding. This one is really about the heart and soul of the industry and the people who get up every day and make a job of trying to craft beautiful music."

4. Mid of Gray and Self Esteem being interviewed

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Gray, Chair of The Ivors Academy Board:

"These awards are for British and Irish artists, always have been, and there are international awards, too. We've never had an Irish fellowship, and I thought that was, we needed to set that right very quickly. So, yeah, I picked up the phone. I mean, I think U2 are an incredibly important band not just because of the music they've made but because of all the activism they've been involved in over the years, and that's very dear to my heart. And I think reminding the world that that artists can be great activists is really important right now."

6. Wide of carpet

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Self Esteem, recording artist:

"Yes, I'm very excited. This is the award that really means, I mean they all do, I like awards, I'd like more, but this is the one that I love and it's really honoring the craft which I'm proud of."

8. Wide of Orla Gartland

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Orla Gartland, recording artist:

"I feel amazing. I'm so proud of this song. I'm so proud that it's a song I wrote on my own and a song that I put out on my label. I don't know, I think there's a lot of hard parts of doing this job and it's so not rosy a lot the time, but these are the days where you get to really pat yourself in the back and be like, I did this, so I feel good."

10. Various of Myles Smith being interviewed

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Myles Smith, recording artist:

"It feels incredible, you know, I feel with this, like awards in particular to be able to give recognition to the people behind the scenes and you know to give credit to songwriters who really are the lifeblood of the music industry feels so amazing and to be included in part of that is just, it's so humbling to be here."

12. Wide of Berwyn walking on the carpet

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Berwyn, recording artist:

"Feels lovely, feels amazing, I'm on a red carpet. My mom's here today as well, she loves red carpets. She loves to stunt on every one of her friends when she's on a red carpet, so yeah, give my mum a reason to stunt."

14. Berwyn being interviewed

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Berwyn, recording artist:

"Amazing. I wouldn't want to be recognized for my t-shirt or my, I don't know what people get recognized for, you're recognising me for my bars and my melodies, I am chuffed."

(Reporter: "What's your T-shirt like? I can't see it.")

"I don't know. I couldn't get today's style. I'm a mess. I think it's the t-shirt from my drawer. It's all creased and I, let's not, let's not draw attention, we're here for the bars, we're here for the bars, we're here for the bars."

16. Mid of Lola Young being interviewed

17. Mid of Jade Thirlwall being interviewed

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Ghetts, recording artist:

"For me, that's like the number one thing. I'm someone who prides myself on lyrics, what's being said in the lyrics, the cadence. So for me, it's like, you know what I mean?"

19. Ghetts being interviewed

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Moscow - 13 March 2025

1. STILL of Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov arriving to attend a meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko at the Grand Kremlin Palace

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Moscow - 22 May 2025

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

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"This is a quite laborious process. Obviously, the work is being done on exchanging specific names. And just because we're talking about exchanging a thousand for a thousand, it requires some time. The work is continuing at a quick pace, everybody is interested to do it quickly."

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Moscow - 7 May 2025

3. STILL of Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov attending a meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at the Kremlin

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Moscow - 22 May 2025

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

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"No, there's no agreements so far, there is no concrete agreement about the next meetings, they are yet to be agreed upon. Now the work is being conducted to implement the agreements reached in Istanbul."

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Moscow - 8 May 2025

5. STILL of Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, left, speaks with journalists prior to a signing ceremony after a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin ahead of celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany during the World War II

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Moscow - 22 May 2025

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

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"We know what Trump told Putin, we don’t know what Trump told the Europeans after that phone concersation. We know President Trump’s official statement. What we know contrasts with what was written in the article you mentioned."

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Asked about the prisoners’ exchange being prepared, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the big swap of 1,000 prisoners on each side is a “quite laborious process” that “requires some time.”

“The work is continuing at a quick pace, everybody is interested to do it quickly,” Peskov said.

Asked about possible timing for the next round of Russian-Ukrainian talks. Peskov said that “there is no concrete agreement about the next meetings, they are yet to be agreed upon,” adding that “now the work is being conducted to implement the agreements reached in Istanbul.”

Asked to comment on WSJ report claiming that Trump told European leaders after a call with Putin that the Russian leader wasn’t interested in talks because he thinks that Russia is winning, Peskov said:

“We know what Trump told Putin, we don’t know what Trump told the Europeans. We know President Trump’s official statement. What we know contrasts with what was written in the article you mentioned.”

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Deir al-Balah - 22 May 2025

1. Various of flour bags stacked inside bakery in Deir al-Balah.

2. Various of worker adding flour to the automatic kneading machine

3. Various of bread dough being prepared in kneading machine

4. Various of World Food Program official Vladimir Jovcev visiting bakery

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official:

"(The) Humanitarian situation in Gaza is in dire condition. What we need to do is to continue to bring humanitarian aid, advocate for the crossings to be open, and make sure that the food goes to the ones mostly in need. To do that, we need the help of everyone, we need the help of international community, we need the help of the civil society in Gaza, the NGOs and the communities."

6. Various of workers in bakery collecting loaves of bread and placing them in bags

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official:

"What we brought is definitely not enough, but we hope that the borders will remain open and we'll be able to bring more aid into Gaza. 2.2 million people of Gaza - almost everyone depends on humanitarian aid."

8. Various of loaves of bread moving along in bread-making process

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official:

"Symbolically you know, the smell of fresh bread is the smell of hope. So we hope that you know, the borders - we appeal for the borders to remain open, the crossings to remain open and then we’re able to bring more humanitarian aid to assist everyone in here."

10. Various of workers placing loaves of bread in bags and weighing them

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Vladimir Jovcev, World Food Program official:

"The bread produced in this bakery will not be sold at the moment on the counters in the bakeries. It is going to distributed through out existing network of partners, mainly the ones operating the hot meals kitchen, and given to the ones that are mostly in need."

12. Various of bread bags inside the bakery

STORYLINE:

For the first time in over a month, the Bana bakery in Gaza's central city of Deir al-Balah has opened its doors after the United Nations World Food Program was able to bring in flour to bake Arabic flatbread, a local staple.

The stacks of bags of wheat flour and the dozens of loaves of freshly baked bread being bagged by the bakery workers was rare good news for the Palestinians of Gaza, who have struggled with a dire humanitarian crisis after Israel closed off the border crossings.

Vladimir Jovcev of the U.N.’s World Food Program said it was "definitely not enough... but we hope that the borders will remain open and we'll be able to bring more aid into Gaza."

He added, that the smell of fresh bread was symbolically "the smell of hope."

Israel imposed a blockade on all imports, including food, medicine and shelter, at the beginning of March, shortly before ending a ceasefire with Hamas.

It announced an easing of the blockade this week and has allowed around 200 trucks to enter since Monday.

But U.N. agencies say Israeli military restrictions and the breakdown of law and order in Gaza make it difficult to retrieve and distribute the aid.

As a result, little of it has so far reached those in need. Around 600 trucks entered per day during the ceasefire.

Aid groups have collected humanitarian aid carried by about 90 trucks, out of a total of nearly 200 that have entered Gaza since Israel began allowing limited goods in earlier this week, the United Nations said Thursday.

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Washington - 22 May 2025

1. Various, Nir Barkat outside site of shooting

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Nir Barkat, Israel Minster of Industry:

"We woke up to a very sad and hard day for us, and I believe not just for Israelis. I've been hearing this from my friends here in the United States. It's in the heart of Washington, D.C., the U.S. Capital."

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nir Barkat, Israel Minster of Industry:

"They were killed because they were Jews and because they're Israelis. Here, they were going to get married back home in our city, Jerusalem. And there's no excuse in the world for creating terror, targeting innocent people like this, the world must wake up and collaborate together against terror and the roots of the terror."

++BLACK FRAMES++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Nir Barkat, Israel Minster of Industry:

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"Everyone must understand that terror is not just an Israeli challenge, it's a global challenge. And if it happens here in Washington, it could happen anywhere around the world. And we must all unite to combat terror together. We must never allow something like this to happen, not here in Washington, not nowhere in the world."

5. Police on scene

STORYLINE:

Two people shot and killed outside a Jewish museum in Washington were young staffers at the Israeli Embassy who were soon to be engaged. The suspect shouted “Free Palestine” as he was being arrested.

"Everyone must understand that terror is not just an Israeli challenge, it's a global challenge and if it happened here in Washington, it can happen anywhere around the world," Nir Barkat, the Israel Minster of Industry said at the scene.

Israel identified the victims as Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, without giving their ages. They were leaving a young diplomats event at the Capital Jewish Museum when they were killed on Wednesday.

Lischinsky had bought an engagement ring and was just days away from proposing to Milgrim on a planned trip to Jerusalem, according to Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter.

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