Full title reads: "Around Britain". Introductory intertitle reads: "Perth". <br/> <br/>Scone Airfield, Perth, Scotland. <br/> <br/>First post war air display at Scone Airfield. <br/> <br/>General view of the Scone Aerodrome, Perth, showing planes and crowds. CU Lord Provost Ure Primrose and Air Marshal Sir Richard Peirse among the spectators. CU Bleriot's 1909 monoplane on the ground and taking off. MS a squadron of clipped wing Spitfires in flight. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "Surrey" <br/> <br/>Careless picnickers caused a 2 square mile fire in woods near Farnham. LS Aerial view of the smouldering forest and heath. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "Home Brewing - On The House". <br/> <br/>Dick Olding, brews beer at the Golden Lion Southwick, Hampshire. <br/> <br/>MS General view of a street in the village of Southwick, showing the Golden Lion. CU the Golden Lion pub. LS Dick Olding entering the wooden shed like building where he brews the beer. CU MS Various shots of him processing the beer, stirring the hops barley and water in the vat. CU the liquid bubbling in the vat. MS General view of the bar in the evening. CU a barmaid levering a pump behind the bar. CU a mug being filled. CU Dick Olding drinking a pint.

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TAPE: EF04/0131 IN_TIME: 04:41:51 DURATION: 1:25 SOURCES: AuBC/Ch10 RESTRICTIONS: Perth, Western Australia - 11 Feb 2004 DATELINE: Natsound SHOTLIST: 1. Flames 2. Flames behind house 3. More of fire 4. Long shot trees on fire with police car in street 5. Pan left from fire trucks and police to right of fire on ground 6. More various of fire and police teams in areas struck by fire 7. Resident watching fire 8. Various more of fires STORYLINE: Suburban residents of the Western Australian state capital, Perth, spent a sleepless night on Wednesday, as a bushfire burnt out of control only metres from their homes. Fire crews spent all night fighting the fire, which at one stage forced the evacuation of more than 40 residents from around the suburb of Boya. It started in bushland in a national park late on Wednesday night and quickly moved towards residential areas. The fire was eventually brought under control, but not before it had burnt out 135 hectares of bushland.

Scenes in Lyndhurst, New Jersey after explosion in the Canadian Car and Foundry Company in Kingsland (in Meadowlands of New Jersey) during World War 1. The company built shells for shipment to Russia in World War I. Over 500,000 shells were destroyed in the blast and fire, bombarding the surrounding areas in Kingsland - Lyndhurst. Black smoke rising in the distance, at night, seen from the coast. Close views of industrial buildings and homes on fire. Night views of homes and buildings engulfed in flames. People walk through smoking wreckage afterwards and pick through debris. Devastation covers area flattened by explosion and fire. Twisted railroad tracks covered by debris. A pile of munitions shells in a heap in the burned out shell of a building. View of the D.L.andW (Delaware, Lackawanna and Western) Railroad Shops building at Kingsland (now Lyndhurst), with DLandW train car 605 parked in front. Railroad Shops building is pitted with holes and broken glass from 3-inch shell bombardment. Two men inspect a damaged railroad car with broken glass and a 3-inch shell embedded in the side of the car. A heavily damaged residential house with holes and blown-out windows, and a shell embedded in the front door. Citizens pick through wreckage in front of a building where only cement pilings remain. Scene shifts to Perth Amboy area, October 1918. View of displaced families made homeless by the T.A. Gillespie Shell Loading Plant explosion (Morgan Depot Explosion; largest munitions factory in the world). Refugees sit in a town square. Men, women, and children among the refugees. An Army soldier and Navy sailor seen near refugees as they eat and drink. View of Smith Street in Perth Amboy with shops damaged by the blast. Under Martial Law, U.S. Army troops patrol with rifles to prevent looting. Pedestrians and a streetcar pass. Sign along sidewalk for entrance to Michaels and Co. at 178 Smith Street. (Suspected cause of incidents: Gillespie - worker error; Kingsland - sabotage as in the 1916 Black Tom explosion.) Location: New Jersey United States USA. Date: January 11, 1917.

NAME: AUS BUSHFIRES 20080103Ix TAPE: EF08/0019 IN_TIME: 10:30:03:10 DURATION: 00:01:12:17 SOURCES: AubC/CH7 DATELINE: Perth - 3 Jan 2008 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia SHOTLIST AuBC - No Access Australia: 1. Various aerials of burning house 2. Aerial of water bombing helicopter dropping water Channel 7 - No Access Australia: 3. Wide aerial of huge plumes of smoke 4. Various aerials of flames, trees on fire 5. Aerial of burning house 6. Pan to fire truck driving towards fire 7. Police and residents on road 8. Various of wrecked home STORYLINE: One house has been destroyed and up to 30 remain under direct threat from a bushfire in suburban Perth, Australia, fire authorities say. The Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) confirmed the home was lost as the fire passed through the north-eastern suburb of Parkerville. The blaze is now heading towards the neighbouring suburb of Stoneville. FESA said lives and property could be at risk in the area. FESA is warning residents who choose to stay at home to prepare for the approach of the bushfire.

NAME: AUS WEATHER 20080104I TAPE: EF08/0022 IN_TIME: 10:35:05:03 DURATION: 00:01:23:13 SOURCES: AuBC DATELINE: Various, 3/4 January 2008 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia SHOTLIST Near Perth - 4 January 2008 +++NIGHT SHOTS+++ 1. Wide of firefighters and fire trucks on road 2. Close up of firefighters 3. Flames in burning forest 4. Logs smouldering Near Perth - 3 January 2008 +++DAY SHOTS+++ 5. Aerial of thick black smoke 6. Aerial of sheds on fire 7. Various of evacuated residents 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Local Resident, no name available: "It was very scary. We've only been up here two years. So, I didn't want to see that." 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Local Resident, no name available: ++AUDIO PART OVERLAID WITH AERIAL OF FIRE++ "I tried to get home and a policeman just said no one is allowed up there. Hopefully my neighbour has got my children, my dog and my budgie." Near Perth - 4 January 2008 10. Various of destroyed homes still smouldering Near Perth - 3 January 2008 11. Various aerials of huge flames and smoke 12. Aerial of water bombing helicopter dropping water on flames Lismore - 4 January 2008 13. Various wides of flooded streets 14. Pan of flooded roads to broken down car 15. Close up of car owner using his hand to scoop water out of car 16. Wide of emergency workers and flooded roads 17. House surrounded by flood waters 18. Car partly submerged by floods 19. Wide of man walking his dog through flooded field 19. Flooded street with road sign reading (in English): "Local traffic only" STORYLINE: Bushfires ravaged suburbs in the Perth hills in Australia's west on Thursday destroying at least five homes and forcing the evacuation of residents, while rain and floodwaters caused havoc on the east coast. The Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) confirmed that Perth's eastern hills suburbs of Parkerville and Stoneville each lost two homes. Another home was destroyed in the nearby suburb of Lake Farm Retreat. One local resident said that she was out when the fires broke out and stopped when she tried to return home. "I tried to get home and a policeman just said no one is allowed up there. Hopefully my neighbour has got my children, my dog and my budgie," she told the Australian Broadcast Corporation. Fires have also destroyed a number of other buildings, burnt out more than 10 cars and killed up to 100 sheep and other animals, including kangaroos. Nearly two hundred firefighters, worked into the night to fight the fires, which covered over 700 hectares. Early on Friday, FESA officials said the fire which destroyed the four homes in Parkerville and Stoneville had been contained. Meanwhile, a severe weather warning has been issued for much of the New South Wales state north coast, as the town of Lismore remains on flood alert. The Bureau of Meteorology is warning New South Wales residents in the northern rivers area and in the mid-north coast of heavy rain, damaging winds and surf, and flash flooding. Australian television footage showed residents of Lismore already struggling with flood waters. One man used his hands to bail water out of his vehicle, while another braved the deep waters to take his dog for a walk. An average of 200mm (7.8 inches) of rain has fallen in the area in the past 24 hours with minor to moderate flooding predicted for Lismore predicted over the next 24-hours. A State Emergency Service (SES) spokesman said about 30 people had been evacuated from a low-lying caravan park in Lismore, and another two parks in the area were on evacuation alert. People were rescued from flooded vehicles in three separate incidents at Mullumbimby, and one car was swept away in flood waters.

NAME: AUS WEATHER 2 20080104Ix TAPE: EF08/0023 IN_TIME: 10:27:34:16 DURATION: 00:01:46:22 SOURCES: AuBC/CH9 DATELINE: Various, 3/4 Jan 2008 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia SHOTLIST Channel 9 - No Access Australia Near Tweedheads - 4 January 2008 1. Wide of sea foam on beach 2. Various of teenagers swimming in foam 3. Teenager carrying surfboard covered in foam 4. Various of foamy waves breaking on beach AuBC - No Access Australia Near Perth - 4 January 2008 +++NIGHT SHOTS+++ 5. Wide of firefighters and fire trucks on road 6. Close up of firefighters 7. Flames in burning forest 8. Logs smouldering AuBC - No Access Australia Near Perth - 3 January 2008 9. Aerial of thick black smoke 10. Aerial of sheds on fire 11. Various of evacuated residents 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Local Resident, no name available: "It was very scary. We've only been up here two years. So, I didn't want to see that." 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Local Resident, no name available: ++AUDIO PART OVERLAID WITH AERIAL OF FIRE++ "I tried to get home and a policeman just said no one is allowed up there. Hopefully my neighbour has got my children, my dog and my budgie." AuBC - No Access Australia Near Perth - 4 January 2008 14. Various of destroyed homes still smouldering AuBC - No Access Australia Near Perth - 3 January 2008 15. Various aerials of huge flames and smoke 16. Aerial of water bombing helicopter dropping water on flames AuBC - No Access Australia Lismore - 4 January 2008 17. Various wides of flooded streets 18. Pan of flooded roads to broken down car 19. Close up of car owner using his hand to scoop water out of car 20. Wide of emergency workers and flooded roads 21. House surrounded by flood waters 22. Car partly submerged by floods 23. Wide of man walking his dog through flooded field 24. Flooded street with road sign reading (in English): "Local traffic only" STORYLINE A frothy sea foam covered beaches along the coast in New South Wales, on Friday, just one day after bushfires ravaged suburbs in the Perth hills in the country's west, destroying at least five homes and forcing the evacuation of residents, while rain and floodwaters caused havoc on the east coast. The sea foam phenomenon swallowed up a local beach near Tweedheads in New South Wales, where teenagers decided to go swimming and surfing in foamy ocean. The foam is created by impurities in the ocean churned up together by powerful currents which cause the water to form bubbles. On Thursday, the Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) confirmed that Perth's eastern hills suburbs of Parkerville and Stoneville each lost two homes. Another home was destroyed in the nearby suburb of Lake Farm Retreat. One local resident said that she was out when the fires broke out and stopped when she tried to return home. "I tried to get home and a policeman just said no one is allowed up there. Hopefully my neighbour has got my children, my dog and my budgie," she told the Australian Broadcast Corporation. Fires have also destroyed a number of other buildings, burnt out more than 10 cars and killed up to 100 sheep and other animals, including kangaroos. Nearly two hundred firefighters, worked into the night to fight the fires, which covered over 700 hectares. Early on Friday, FESA officials said the fire which destroyed the four homes in Parkerville and Stoneville had been contained. Meanwhile, a severe weather warning has been issued for much of the New South Wales state north coast, as the town of Lismore remains on flood alert. The Bureau of Meteorology is warning New South Wales residents in the northern rivers area and in the mid-north coast of heavy rain, damaging winds and surf, and flash flooding. Australian television footage showed residents of Lismore already struggling with flood waters. One man used his hands to bail water out of his vehicle, while another braved the deep waters to take his dog for a walk. An average of 200mm (7.8 inches) of rain has fallen in the area in the past 24 hours with minor to moderate flooding predicted for Lismore predicted over the next 24-hours. A State Emergency Service (SES) spokesman said about 30 people had been evacuated from a low-lying caravan park in Lismore, and another two parks in the area were on evacuation alert. People were rescued from flooded vehicles in three separate incidents at Mullumbimby, and one car was swept away in flood waters.

AP-APTN-0930: Australia NZ Fires Thursday, 5 January 2012 STORY:Australia NZ Fires- REPLAY Firefighters battle flames around Perth; Moreton Island, Amvid of NZ fire LENGTH: 03:05 FIRST RUN: 0430 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AuBC/TVNZ/CH 10 STORY NUMBER: 721891 DATELINE: Various, 4/5 Jan 2012 LENGTH: 03:05 AUBC - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA CHANNEL 10 - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA AMATEUR VIDEO VIA TVNZ - NO ACCESS NEW ZEALAND/NO INTERNET/NO MOBILE SHOTLIST (FIRST RUN 0130 - 5 JANUARY 2012) AUBC - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA Perth, Australia - 4 January 2012 1. Fire engines arriving at scene, AUDIO sirens blazing 2. Mid of bushfire, firefighter battling fire 3. Helicopter dropping water 4. Various of fire engines and firefighters battling flames 5. Helicopter flying over, dropping water 6. Mid of fire 7. Mid of smokey street, emergency services at scene 8. Firefighters at work, running 9. Water being sprayed, heavy smoke 10. Firefighters running away 11. Policeman holding dog 12. Resident summoning police for help 13. Flames and black smoke rising from behind trees 14. Woman clutching cat 15. Helicopters dropping water 16. Pan of official at scene to police car 17. Various of helicopter dropping water 18. Fire engine driving past 19. Family in garden 20. Wide of residential street 21. Policeman talking to residents 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Carlos Winikerei, Local Resident: "We have seen flames and a lot of black smoke coming from just up the road here so I just want to pack up my family and get out." 23. Pan from firefighter battling flames to fire engines 24. Various of evacuated residents watching from distance (FIRST RUN 0430 - 5 JANUARY 2012) CHANNEL 10 - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia - 5 January 2012 ++MUTE++ 25. Various aerials of bushfire burning 26. Aerial of helicopters flying 27. Aerial pan along beach to fire 28. Ground shot of emergency services vehicle driving on beach 29. Various aerials of fire burning against backdrop of beach coastline (FIRST RUN 0430 - 5 JANUARY 2012) AMATEUR VIDEO VIA TVNZ - NO ACCESS NEW ZEALAND/NO INTERNET/NO MOBILE Near Wanaka, New Zealand - 5 January 2012 NIGHT SHOT 30. Pan of fire burning close to residential properties STORYLINE A major bushfire that was threatening lives and homes near Perth airport has been contained after firefighters worked through the night to contain the blaze. The bushfire ripped through about 65 hectares (650-thousand square metres) in the suburb of Cloverdale, prompting the evacuation of residents of two roads on Wednesday afternoon. "We have seen flames and a lot of black smoke coming from just up the road here so I just want to pack up my family and get out," local Carlos Winikerei told Australian Broadcaster AuBC. Residents returned home in the evening, Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) said. A male firefighter suffered minor burns and was taken to Royal Perth Hospital in a stable condition, a spokesman from the FESA said. Although the blaze was no longer out of control, it continued to smoulder on the eastern side on Thursday (Wednesday GMT) and residents were warned to remain alert to changing weather conditions. The fire on the western side has been completely extinguished, FESA said. A bushfire advice warning has been issued for people in the eastern part of Cloverdale near the airport. Fifty career and volunteer Fire and Rescue Service and Bush Fire Service firefighters in 17 appliances spent the night mopping up the area, assisted by airport firefighters and federal police. The cause of the fire is unknown. Perth Airport said there were some delays to arrivals and departures, and passengers were told to allow extra time for their journey to and from the airport due to smoke and road closures. Meanwhile, a bushfire burning on an island off southeast Queensland has scorched about 160 hectares (1.6 square kilometres) and is proving difficult to contain, Australian emergency services said on Thursday. The fire broke out north of Cowan, on the popular tourist destination Moreton Island, on Wednesday. Some holiday makers were evacuated and other campsites have been put on notice in case the fire spreads further, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service said. The town is not under threat. After overnight attempts to corner the fire with backburning were unsuccessful, additional emergency crews on Thursday travelled to the island to help battle the blaze, the services' spokesman said. Elsewhere, in New Zealand, a fire prompted the evacuation of dozens of homes early on Thursday, local television reported. Amateur footage obtained by TVNZ showed flames coming within metres of a residential property in a suburb of Wanaka. According to local reports, residents defended their properties with garden houses and the fire burnt for ore than tree hours before firefighters got it under control, New Zealand media reported. In the end, no properties were damaged. The fire started about 4 am local time (1500GMT) and burnt approximately 600 square metres of scrub. The cause of it was unknown. 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AP-APTN-0930: Australia Fires Sunday, 6 February 2011 STORY:Australia Fires- REPLAY Wildfires in Western Australia LENGTH: 02:30 FIRST RUN: 0630 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia TYPE: Natsound SOURCE: AuBC STORY NUMBER: 674662 DATELINE: Western Australia, 6 Feb 2011 LENGTH: 02:30 AuBC - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA SHOTLIST 5 February 2011 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Various of trees on fire, flames 2. Wide of firefighters turning hoses on fire 3. Fallen tree trunk burning 4. Various of flames and smoke through trees 5. Firefighter watching fire through smoke haze 6. Burst of flames as tree ignites 7. Wide of fire, pan to firetruck 8. Wide of fire 9. Firefighters standing by firetrucks 10. Pan from flames on ridge of hill to house in front of flames 11. Mid of house with flames behind 12. Flames on horizon 6 February 2011 ++DAY SHOTS++ 13. Flames climbing up hill 14. Various aerials of houses on fire STORYLINE: A wildfire burning on the fringes of an Australian state capital has reportedly destroyed several homes. Television footage taken by helicopter showed several houses ablaze on Sunday near Perth in Western Australia. Fire authority spokesman Rick Tyers said about 100 people were told to evacuate their homes as authorities tried to contain the blaze, which started Saturday night and had scorched about 2,000 acres (800 hectares) of forest land by Sunday. The state Fire and Emergency Services Authority said it had reports of homes lost in the fire but could not confirm them while efforts to battle the blaze were under way. There were no reports of injuries. Australia is also still recovering from massive floods and a typhoon in the vast country's northeast. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 02-06-11 0450EST

TAPE: EF02/0978 IN_TIME: 07:40:03 DURATION: 3:11 SOURCES: AuBC RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Perth/Canberra - 19 Nov 2002/Recent/File SHOTLIST: Perth - 19 November 2002 1. Exterior of John Roche's apartment block (Roche is facing charges of allegedly plotting to blow up Israeli diplomatic missions in Australia) 2. Close up of Roche's apartment door Perth - 4 November 2002 3. Wide of Roche being interviewed 4. Rear shot of Roche being interviewed 5. SOUNDBITE (English) John Roche, Suspect: "I joined a group of people who were actually the organisers of his (Abu Bakar Bashir) visits to Australia. I would go and visit him, not just at the lectures, but also at the places he was staying at, through friends basically." 6. Wide of interview 7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Roche, Suspect: "They see him (Abu Bakar Bashir) as a man of strong convictions, sincere in his beliefs, so I would say that people still respect him very much and will continue to listen to what he has to say." 8. Shot of Australian Federal Police press release about Roche Canberra - 19 November 2002 9. Exterior of Israeli Embassy 10. Close up of Israeli Embassy sign 11. Exterior of Israeli Embassy 12. Israeli flag Perth - 19 November 2002 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Mazza, Lawyer for John Roche: "Mr Roche will plead not guilty to both of the charges. He denies that he was involved in any plan to blow up or otherwise damage the Israeli embassy in Canberra or consulate in Sydney. He disavows the use of violence and he hopes that these charges are going to be dealt with as quickly as possible." 14. Robert Mazza leaving press conference 15. Court drawing of John Roche 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Senator Chris Ellison, Australian Justice Minister: "Q: Who poses a threat? Is it al-Qaida or organisations linked to al-Qaida? A: The information that we have is linked to al-Qaida and its subsidiaries and we can't go into the details of that. But suffice to say that the information is credible, it's generalised, not specific as to targets and timing, but sufficient for us to take the people of Australia into our confidence and advise them of this." Q: Does it involve more ASIO (Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation) raids? A: In relation to the ASIO raids, can I say that that relates to other matters, that does not relate to this information that we received. This information we received relates to general alerts we received from the United States and the United Kingdom and we do believe that it has links to al-Qaida and possibly other bodies associated with that terrorist group." File - Recent 17. Various of houses raided by the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) during investigations of October's Bali bombing STORYLINE: A British-born Muslim man arrested on Monday appeared in court amid tight security on Tuesday on charges of plotting to blow up Israeli diplomatic missions in Australia. At the brief hearing in Perth Magistrates' Court in Western Australia state, lawyers for John Roche, a 49-year-old Australian citizen who converted to Islam ten years ago, said his client would plead not guilty to two charges of conspiracy to bomb diplomatic premises. The charges relate to alleged plans to bomb the Israeli Embassy in Canberra and the Israeli consulate in Sydney. Roche was not required to enter a plea on Tuesday and was ordered to be held until 27 November when he will make an application for bail. Prosecutor Martyn Plummer said Roche was charged with conspiring to damage - by fire or explosives - diplomatic property in Australia, and to harm diplomatic personnel, while in Malaysia, Pakistan and Afghanistan between February 15 and May 26, 2000. He faces a maximum sentence of 45 years imprisonment if convicted. In recent media interviews, Roche has claimed he trained with Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terrorist network in Afghanistan. His arrest followed a wave of raids across the country by heavily armed police and intelligence officers investigating bombings that killed nearly 200 people, many of them Australians, on the Indonesian island of Bali on 12 October. Police said, however, that the alleged bomb plot involving Roche was not linked to that terror attack. The raids targeted suspected sympathisers of Jemaah Islamiyah, a Southeast Asia-based Islamic group suspected of involvement in the Bali bombings. Earlier this month, Roche told the Australian press that he had met Jemaah Islamiyah's alleged spiritual leader, Abu Bakar Bashir, in the mid-1990s during one of Bashir's visits to Australia. Roche was one of many members of Perth's Muslim community who spoke to journalists after the raids.