Station clocks, Canary Wharf, Docklands, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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NAME: UK MARKETS 3 20081006I TAPE: EF08/1012 IN_TIME: 11:24:19:07 DURATION: 00:02:42:00 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/ LSE DATELINE: London - 6 Oct 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: LSE 1. Various of London Stock Exchange morning opening AP Television 2. Wide of traders in office 3. Mid of trader sitting at desk with four computer screens 4. Close shot of trader talking on the phone, holding his head 5. Various of screens showing stock values and arrows pointing downwards 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) James Hughes, Market Analyst at CMC Markets: "The FTSE 100 has opened down pretty heavily lower today, it's opened around four percent lower. And it's all mainly on the back of the Fed (Federal Reserve Bank) bailout plan from Friday. We've seeing heavy losses across the board, and it seems that we aren't necessarily thinking that this is going to solve the problems that we think it will. We could still continue to see the financial global crisis really continue to hurt markets." 7. Wide of traders office AP Television 8. Low shot of skyscraper in Canary Wharf, pan to second skyscraper 9. Mid-shot of buildings 10. Wide of people walking, many on their way to work 11. Closer shot of people walking, man reading newspaper 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Thorsten Lake, City worker, vox pop: "Oh, absolutely I think there should be Europe-wide action. But our government have made a decision that they're going to only guarantee fifty thousand pounds worth of savings, which I think is outrageous. You know, we should do it right across the board." 13. Various of people coming out of Canary Wharf Underground station 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) no name given, City worker, Vox pop: "I think in a crisis of this magnitude you have to do it. There are no winners." (Reporter: "So Britain should do it as well?") "Yes." 15. Wide of buildings at Canary Wharf STORYLINE: London's Stock Exchange opened for business on Monday morning with Britain's benchmark stock index, the FTSE 100, falling 4.62 percent in the first 15 minutes of trading, following a slide in Asian markets. The worst declines were in the banking industry - HBOS PLC's share price dropped 12.7 percent to 175 pence (3.08 US dollars), while the Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC fell 10.8 percent to 166 pence (2.92 US dollars). Other European stocks also plunged, indicating that a widely anticipated US rescue plan, as well as moves in Europe, to bail out the financial sector seemed to fail to lift investors' sentiments. The United States House of Representatives' on Friday approved a 700 (b) billion US dollar bailout plan that will allow the US government to buy distressed mortgages and securities backed by mortgages from banks and other financial institutions. It was aimed at easing fears of a global financial crisis, but provided little relief to investors. James Hughes, a market at CMC Markets in London, said the US bill was far from a miracle remedy for the financial market, and predicted the global financial crisis would continue. Investors were also confronted with deepening financial woes in Europe that threaten to derail global growth. On Monday, the European Central Bank (ECB), the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank offered more than 60 (b) billion US dollars to markets to try to keep the financial sector flush with cash, and more European governments moved to bolster protection of bank accounts. Germany had announced on Sunday that it would guarantee all private bank accounts, joining Ireland, Denmark, Sweden and Greece in taking drastic independent action to ward off financial crisis. In Copenhagen, the Economy Ministry said commercial lenders had agreed to contribute up to 35 (b) billion kroner, or about 6.4 (b) billion US dollars, over two years to a fund that will help insure account holders from losses. In neighbouring Sweden, the government said it would raise the limit for deposit insurance to 500-thousand kronor (71-thousand US dollars) from 250-thousand kronor (35,500 US dollars). Back in London, financial workers on Monday expressed their views about Germany's savings guarantee. City worker Thorsten Lake called for Europe-wide action on the matter and criticised the decision by the British government only to guarantee savings up to 50-thousand pounds (88,700 US dollars). A fellow city worker thought the moves made by Germany were wise and had to be done in a crisis of this "magnitude." In another development on Germany Monday, Berlin approved a bailout package totalling 50 (b) billion euros (69 (b) billion US dollars) for Hypo Real Estate, Germany's second-biggest commercial property lender.

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NAME: UK MARKETS2 20081014I TAPE: EF08/1044 IN_TIME: 10:04:36:22 DURATION: 00:03:29:17 SOURCES: AP/Various DATELINE: London - 14 Oct 2008 RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST SKY Recent 1. Aerials of financial district London Stock Exchange 14 October 2008 2. Screens showing London Stock Exchange opening for trading AP Television 14 October 2008 3. Wide of newspapers 4. Newspaper headline reading "Greed that fuelled a crash" 5. The Guardian newspaper headline reading "Day the markets breathed again" 6. The Telegraph newspaper headline reading "Brown takes over the banks" 7. The Times newspaper headline reading "Markets soar as world acts to rescue banks" 8. Tilt down from skyscrapers in Canary Wharf district, to Underground station, commuters emerging 9. Electronic strip showing share prices 10. Various of trading floor at BGC Voice and Electronic Brokerage firm 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Howard Wheeldon, Senior strategist BGC Partners: "I think the confidence levels that the capital markets' problems are being sorted, that governments have come together, they're doing a similar job to sort out the problem will work, and it's going down well in markets. I am not surprised by it, I welcome it, and I take my hat off to them in terms of the job they have announced. Now, of course, the real work begins." 12. Various of brokers in BGC office 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Howard Wheeldon, Senior strategist BGC Partners: "Recession will have to be fought still, interest rates will probably have to come down further, jobs will be lost in the process. I don't think what we've seen today in capital markets will make that much difference to plans for job cuts in the short term." 14. People walking in Canary Wharf area 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, no name given, Canary Wharf worker: "I think it's definitely going to bring some relief between inter-bank lending, which is going to be great. I also think that this might be a turning point for the banking industry. So let's hope it's working out." 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, no name given, Canary Wharf worker: "As we've seen through the markets yesterday they did rally a bit, the US wasn't open, but I think you'll see it continue today so hopefully we've seen the bottom. Hopefully." 17. Tilt down of skyscraper SKY'S JEFF RANDALL LIVE - NO ACCESS UK/CNNi/RTE - MUST CREDIT 14 October 2008 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Hector Sants, Chief Executive of Financial Services Authority (FSA): "We wouldn't expect a return to some of the easy money era that existed just prior to this particular crisis. We also of course have yet to see how the events that have already taken place play through the real economy." 19. Set-up shot of retail mogul Sir Philip Green 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Philip Green, Retail mogul: "At the shop floor level, business is actually not bad, it is not off the cliff. Fundamentally if you talk to most people, yes, there's some fall out. Is it disaster? No." SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/RTE Recent 21. Aerial of financial district STORYLINE: The FTSE 100 index rose by more than 4 percent in Tuesday trading, a day after the UK government announced a bailout of three of the country's largest banks. Other markets across the world also soared for a second day after Wall Street rallied from its worst week ever on optimism that government rescue efforts will heal the crippled global financial system. Britain's government injected an unprecedented 37 (b) billion pounds (63 (b) billion US dollars) into some of the country's leading banks to avoid a full-scale collapse of the sector and restore confidence. In return for the rescue, the Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Lloyds TSB Group PLC and HBOS PLC will cede major stakes to the government and halt cash bonuses for bank board members this year. The banks also will be required to lend more money to small- and medium-sized businesses and homeowners in a bid to rescue the country's housing market. The deal will leave taxpayers owning as much as 60 percent of RBS and 43.5 percent of the merged Lloyds HBOS bank - the two are in the process of combining. While concerns still linger, investors were encouraged that governments appeared to be taking steps to tackle one of the core problems, helping to revive bank-to-bank lending, which has almost ground to halt because of fears about repayment due to enormous losses from souring mortgage-linked debt. Howard Wheeldon, a senior strategist at BGC Partners in London, said on Tuesday that the steps in Europe and the US have gone down well with the markets, but said that recession and high interest rates would still have to be addressed in order to avoid job cuts in the short term. Other London bank workers were also cautiously optimistic, saying Tuesday's development was hopefully a turning point for the markets. Tuesday's advance on the markets came after the Dow Jones industrial average gained more than 11 percent, its biggest one-day gain since 1933, in a huge overnight rally as traders reacted with relief to efforts by the US and Europe to inject capital into banks and get lending flowing again. Late on Monday in the US, government officials and industry executives said the Bush administration will use 250 (b) billion US dollars of the 700 (b)billion US dollar bailout program recently passed by Congress to buy into American banks. The government initially will buy stock of nine large banks, but the program is expected to be expanded to many others. US President George W. Bush planned to announce the details later on Tuesday. That followed signals that European governments were putting up nearly 2 (t) trillion US dollars to safeguard their own banks. Meanwhile, British retail sales fell for a fourth month in a row in September, according to figures released by the British Retail Consortium (BRC). It said that like-for-like sales values were 1.5 percent lower in September 2008 compared to a year ago, being the sharpest fall since April. The BRC blamed the credit crunch and a weak housing market for the steep fall. Despite the figures, British billionaire retail mogul Philip Green, who owns fashion chain Top Shop and department stores group Bhs, said business at floor shop level was not bad, and far from disastrous.

4K Footage Time lapse of Crowded Commuter business office people using escalator for traveling to work at Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom, business and transportation of British culture concept

Santander cycle docking station at Canary Wharf, Docklands, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

--SUPERS--\n:00 - :03\nAnna Stewart\nLondon\n\n:28 - :43\nAnna Stewart\nLondon\n\n --LEAD IN--\nIT IS THE FINAL DAY OF A PROTEST CAMPAIGN IN LONDON--\nDEMANDING GOVERNMENT ACTION, ON CLIMATE CHANGE.\nAND ACTIVISTS ARE FOCUSING THEIR ANGER ON THE CITY'S FINANCIAL DISTRICT.\nTHEY STOOD ON TOP OF TRAINS AT CANARY WHARF STATION--\nYOU CAN SEE THE SIGNS-- ONE OF THEM READS:\n"BUSINESS AS USUAL EQUALS DEATH."\nMORE THAN A THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DETAINED IN LONDON SINCE THE 'EXTINCTION REBELLION' PROTESTS BEGAN.\nCNN'S ANNA STEWART WAS THERE, AS POLICE MADE THE LATEST ARRESTS.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nAnna Stewart, London: "The police here arrived incredibly quickly the protesters who were lying on the road behind me have only been here for half an hour already. \nThey have been told they might be arrested and specialist units have already stepped in with specialist equipment that can cut the chains tying the protesters together. \nNow this area is being targeted for being a financial district Goldman Sachs is right here. \nThat's being targeted for its investments in fossil fuels. \nAlso today they have targeted the London Stock Exchange, Canary Wharf. \nWe've had protesters climbing on top of tubes and being arrested as a result of that. \nWe expect more swarms like this throughout the financial hub of London all day. \nAnna Stewart CNN London." \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nINTERNATIONAL EUROPE CLIMATE CHANGE PLANET\n\n

TAPE: EF03/0459 IN_TIME: 14:23:35 DURATION: 2:12 SOURCES: VNR/ EMI RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: London 16/05/10 SHOTLIST VNR (EMI) 1. Various London Underground Station 2. London Underbround sign 3. Ws of the elevator people going up 4. Turin Brakes playing at tube station 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Brown, London Underground Spokesman: "We at The Tube have listened to our cutomers whop've told us they like quality busking on The Tube. So working with Carling, twelve stations throughout The Tube were having a sixteen week trial to get soem real quality busking on the tube system." 6. Turin Brakes performing 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave McCarthy, Carling representative: "Well Carling Live thus far is a supporter of music at all levels and we're getting involved in this project because we think it's a great way to bring some fun and enjoyment to people as they commute on the Underground." 8. Performance different busker - Robbie AKA Hanger Lane TURIN BRAKES RETURN TO BUSKING Indie band Turin Brakes went back to their roots today busking at London's Canary Wharf tube station. The South London boys, who begun their music career playing for coins tossed into their hat by London's commuters, played an acoustic set of hit single 'Painkiller' and their new single 'Average Man' to help launch a scheme to promote legal busking on London's Underground. A range of artists including students, professional musicians and experienced buskers, battled through auditions to win the new performance licences which allow them to perform several three-hour slots a week. The bylaw banning buskers was changed after 80 per cent of passengers questioned by LU said they liked live music as they waited. Performers will eventually rotate around 25 pitches at 12 stations, including Oxford Circus, Charing Cross and Tottenham Court Road. The initial 16 week trial is sponsored by drinks firm Carling, but the buskers will have to rely on the generosity of the public for payment. Turin Brakes' new single, 'Average Man,' is the follow-up to their top five single, 'Painkiller,' and will be released through Source/ Virgin on May 26th. CLEARANCE DETAILS TITLE: Painkiller ARITST: Turin Brakes WRITER: Knights/Paridjanian PUBLISHER: TBC LABEL: EMI TITLE: Average Man ARITST: Turin Brakes WRITER: Knights/Paridjanian PUBLISHER: TBC LABEL: EMI

Santander cycle docking station at Canary Wharf, Docklands, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

--SUPERS--\nThursday\nLondon\n\nApril 25, 2019\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\n-protesters on the streets\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nEARLIER ON THURSDAY, CLIMATE CHANGE PROTESTERS CLIMBED ON TOP OF A TRAIN AT CANARY WHARF STATION IN LONDON --\nTHE GROUP, "EXTINCTION REBELLION", HAS SPENT THE LAST FEW WEEKS PROTESTING IN THE BRITISH CAPITAL AND DISRUPTING ITS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM.\nEARLIER, SEVEN ACTIVISTS IN BLACK SUITS AND RED TIES BLOCKED THE ENTRANCE OF LONDON'S STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING.\nTHEY WERE DEMANDING THAT THE FINANCE INDUSTRY TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DEVASTATING IMPACT IT'S HAVING ON THE PLANET.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nINTERNATIONAL EUROPE EMEA\n

One Canada Square underground station at Canary Wharf, Docklands, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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TAPE: EF02/0208 IN_TIME: 23:48:23 DURATION: 1:21 SOURCES: LNN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: London - 12 March 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Pan of London skyline 2. Graphic of what Shard of Glass building will look like 3. Pan of London skyline 4. Shot of London Bridge train station - area where skyscraper is to be built 5. Various set up shots of Stephanie Elsey, Leader of Southwark Council 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Stephanie Elsey, Leader of Southwark Council: "To be honest, it gives us a view, it gives us something to look at. When you look at most modern, international cities, particularly major cities, financially and economically, they have spectacular tall buildings in them. And I think it is important that London has those as well, or otherwise, I think, we'll fall behind the rest of the world." 7. Graphic of showing relative heights of Shard of Glass, Canary Wharf and Natwest tower, London's tallest buildings 8. Pan of London 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Nick Antrim, English Heritage: "Our first concern has to be the historic environment and achieving the right balance between development and the historic environment and in this case the balance is not right." 10. Pan of London STORYLINE: A London council gave the go ahead to build Europe's tallest building on Monday night, despite new concerns about the vulnerability of skyscrapers in the wake of the the September 11 attacks on New York's World Trade Centre. Supporters of the tower, dubbed the "Shard of Glass", say it will make the designer building capital of Europe and that it will be a positive change to the London horizon. At over 306-metres (1,004-feet) the tower is set to be by far Europe's tallest building. But critics say this is precisely the problem. Cultural watchdog English Heritage says it will completely overshadow the historic Tower of London and harm the views of St Paul's Cathedral. The Mayor of London still has to give the Shard of Glass his blessing but if he does English Heritage will call for a public enquiry. The tower could take five years to build and will cost up to 350 (M) million pounds (495 (M) million) creating up to 10-thousand jobs.

NAME: EUR MARKETS 2 20081014I TAPE: EF08/1045 IN_TIME: 10:11:25:04 DURATION: 00:03:02:01 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/ EBS DATELINE: Various - 14 Oct 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST AP Television Berlin, Germany 1. German Chancellor Angela Merkel walking onto stage 2. Wide of stage 3. Cutaway audience at metal industry congress 4. SOUNDBITE (German) Angela Merkel, German chancellor "We will insist very quickly, and we are in agreement with other EU members which belong to the G8, to act together with the big emerging countries. That is why we will insist at the upcoming EU-Canada summit, the French president will bring it up, to have such meeting in this year already." EBS Brussels, Belgium 5. Wide of EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso at podium 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jose Manuel Barroso, EU Commission President: "This is, as I said earlier, an unprecedented crisis and this is precisely the reason why I have called for unprecedented efforts of coordination. This is of course something that requires unprecedented European Union action and we have created nothing less than a community package for financial recovery and future sustainability. But let me be clear: this is and remains work in progress. We see light at the end of the tunnel but we are not yet there." 7. Wide of press conference AP Television London, Britain 8. Tilt down of skyscraper in Canary Wharf district 9. Tilt down from skyscrapers, to Underground station, commuters emerging 10. People walking out of Canary Wharf station 11. Electronic strip showing share prices 12. Various of trading floor at BGC Voice and Electronic Brokerage firm AP Television Frankfurt, Germany 13. Wide of German Stock Exchange 14. Mid of traders 15. Various of electronic board showing index rising AP Television Moscow, Russia 16. Exterior of Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX) building 17. Various of trading floor inside MICEX STORYLINE Stock markets in Europe and Asia rose strongly for a second straight day on Tuesday after Wall Street rallied from its worst week ever on mounting evidence that government attempts to shore up the world's battered financial system are beginning to thaw frozen credit markets. On Tuesday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for further international coordination, involving countries like China, India and Japan, and called for a further top level meeting to be held by the end of this year. Addressing a congress of German metal industry representatives, she said that immediate rescue measures must be followed by new international rules that would, for example, improve the work of rating agencies. EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso also said Europe can bounce back from the financial crisis if it takes the right decisions now to prevent a repeat. He said the "unprecedented coordination" between European governments and central banks in deciding banking guarantees and interest rate cuts has helped in creating a package for financial recovery. In London, the FTSE 100 index of leading shares was up 255.08 points, or 6.0 percent, at 4,511.98, despite news that inflation in Britain is running at a 16-year high. Germany's DAX was up 257.46, or 5.1 percent, at 5,319.91 even though a group of leading German economic think tanks said Tuesday that Europe's largest economy is on the brink of a recession. The CAC-40 in France was 199.21 points, or 5.6 percent, stronger at 3,730.71. Russia's stock markets joined the surge on Tuesday, prompting regulators to suspend trading on one of the two major exchanges. The MICEX, where most of Russia's trading takes place, climbed 11.2 percent before trading was halted for an hour. The RTS climbed 6.4 percent. Britain's government injected an unprecedented 37 (b) billion pounds (63 (b) billion US dollars) into some of the country's leading banks to avoid a full-scale collapse of the sector and restore confidence. In return for the rescue, the Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Lloyds TSB Group PLC and HBOS PLC will cede major stakes to the government and halt cash bonuses for bank board members this year. The banks also will be required to lend more money to small- and medium-sized businesses and homeowners in a bid to rescue the country's housing market. The deal will leave taxpayers owning as much as 60 percent of RBS and 43.5 percent of the merged Lloyds HBOS bank - the two are in the process of combining. While concerns still linger, investors were encouraged that governments appeared to be taking steps to tackle one of the core problems, helping to revive bank-to-bank lending, which has almost ground to halt because of fears about repayment due to enormous losses from souring mortgage-linked debt. The resurgence in the markets followed the announcement Monday by European government of 1.7 (t) trillion Euro set of national packages to save ailing banks, and the confirmation that the US will follow suit and buy stakes in nine US financial institutions. The action by Germany, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Austria and Britain came after weeks in which the governments often acted independently - a piecemeal approach that failed to stop steep and frightening slides on financial markets. Late Monday in the US, government officials and industry executives said the Bush administration would use 250 (b) billion US dollars of the 700 (b) billion US dollar bailout program recently passed by Congress to buy into American banks. The government initially will buy stock of nine large banks, but the program is expected to be expanded to many others. US President George W. Bush planned to announce the details before Wall Street opens. The long-term key is whether the flurry of activity can actually break the logjam in credit markets and the early indications are that there has been some easing in rates and spreads. The interbank lending rate for three-month euro loans, known as the Euro Interbank Offered Rate, or Euribor, fell 0.08 percentage points to 5.24 percent from 5.32 percent the day before. Rates had fallen on Monday as well, but by a more modest 0.06 percentage points.