AP-APTN-2330: ++Argentina Beatles Saturday, 16 October 2010 STORY:++Argentina Beatles- NEW Auction of Beatles memorabilia LENGTH: 02:17 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Spanish/Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 661690 DATELINE: Buenos Aires, 15 Oct 2010 LENGTH: 02:17 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST 1. Exterior of site where auction was held 2. Pan of auction room 3. Raul Blisniuk, the owner of the collection, waving 4. Close-up one of the favourites pieces, The Beatles photo used in the White Album autographed by each one of the members of the group 5. Various of auction manager on stage 6. Screen showing a guitar signed by Beatles band member, Paul McCartney 7. Moment when the guitar is sold 8. Close up of the late George Harrison's guitar 9. Pan of the exhibition of the items to be auctioned 10. Various of George Harrison's guitar 11. Various of original gold and platinum records won by The Beatles 12. More of Beatles' memorabilia 13. Various of Blisniuk watching television 14. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Raul Blisniuk, art collector and Beatles collection owner: "Yes it's an original drawing of John Lennon. John Lennon was a draftsman before being a musician. When he was recording his music and he had hours and hours of recording, he made his drawings. Many of his drawings are all around the world, and are highly valued." 15. Close up of John Lennon's drawing 16. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Raul Blisniuk, art collector and Beatles collection owner: "This is a part of my life, and these objects have been more than 20 years with me, the time has come for a change but it doesn't mean that I won't collect any more Beatles pieces." 17. Wide of the auction 18. Close of Conrad bass of Paul McCartney STORYLINE One of the biggest auctions in Latin America of The Beatles' memorabilia was held on Friday in Buenos Aires. Around 500 people, most of them fans of the Fab Four, attended. 130 objects were auctioned including a bass belonging to Paul McCartney and a drawing by John Lennon. The pieces belonged to the Argentine Raul Blisniuk, who was certified in 1998 as the most important collector of Beatles' memorabilia in South America by the Guinness World Book of Records. McCartney's bass was finally sold to Argentine football star Javier Zanetti for 35-thousand US dollars, the drawing by Lennon went for 12-thousand US dollars, according to the local media. Meanwhile, the cover of the White Album with the original autographs of the Fab Four was sold for 33-thousand US dollars, with the first offer starting at 10-thousand US dollars. Although the auction sold a collection of items worth around 500-thousand US dollars, some objects did not find a buyer. All AP Television video will be delivered in 16:9 from 10th November 2010. For more information, please email: widescreenap.org 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 10-16-10 2005EDT

25th anniversary of John Lennon's death; ITN INT Jerry Goldman (The Beatles Story Museum) interview SOT - bed-ins and bag-ins were probably Yoko Ono's ideas and superbly marketed by her after his death The Beatles Story Museum: MS display in museum showing television screens with quickly changing images of Lennon MS B/W photograph of Lennon on wall of museum PAN to second B/W photograph Jerry Goldman (The Beatles Story Museum) interview SOT - when Lennon was shot people started to concentrate on his good rather than negative character traits CMS face of clock with image of Lennon's face on it LMS people in Beatles Museum shop looking at Beatles goods on counter CMS Beatles and Lennon cards on display in shop 00:00:10 EXT Councillor Warren Bradley (Leader, Liverpool City Council) interview SOT - we use them (the Beatles) all the time to build Liverpool as a tourist destination/ American and Japanese visitors come to Liverpool bacause of the Beatles INT The Beatles Story Museum: CMS pair of John Lennon's 'granny' glasses on display in museum case (3 SHOTS) 00:00:08 Clean Feed Tape = D0602504 OR D0602505 00:32:39:02 - 00:35:52:20 Mix/Mix Programme as Broadcast Tape = D0602503

1980S VIDEO CAMERA OPERATORS AND AUDIENCE ON SCREEN AS AUDIO OF BEATLES FAREWELL TO MIAMI MESSAGE CONTINUES TO PLAY. TECHNICIAN BEHIND SMALL VIDEO TV MONITORS.

--SUPERS--\nFILE \n\n --VO SCRIPT-- \nNEIL INNES, A WRITER, MUSICIAN AND "MONTY PYTHON" COLLABORATOR, HAS DIED AT THE AGE OF 75.\nA STATEMENT POSTED ON INNES' WEBSITE MONDAY SAID HE "DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES" ON SUNDAY, "QUICKLY WITHOUT WARNING AND, I THINK, WITHOUT PAIN."\nINNES WAS PART OF THE BONZO DOG DOO-DAH BAND AND THE RUTLES, A BEATLES PARODY GROUP.\nINNES ALSO BECAME PART OF THE BAND 'GRIMMS' AND DEVELOPED A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE "MONTY PYTHON" TEAM IN THE MID-1970S, WRITING MUSIC FOR THEIR ALBUMS AND TV SERIES, AND APPEARING IN BOTH THEIR LARGE- AND SMALL-SCREEN OUTINGS.\nHE LEAVES BEHIND HIS WIFE YVONNE, THREE SONS AND THREE GRANDCHILDREN.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nRUTLAND WEEKEND TELEVISION\n\n

No title - John Lennon's Rolls Royce. Chertsey, Surrey.<br/><br/>C/U of the wheel of Lennon's Rolls Royce revolving, the colours are red, white, blue and orange. M/S pan of the Rolls Royce as it travels along road. Interior M/S of the Rolls from the back seat. M/S showing television set in the back, and radio and record player. C/U of the television screen, pan down to radio and record player. <br/><br/>M/S of the Rolls Royce standing on roadway with two people looking at it. C/U of the radiator showing Rolls Royce name. C/U badges on the front, pan to headlamp, various shots of the painting around it. C/U of floral pattern on side of Rolls Royce. C/U of a young man looking at it. C/U of the design on back of car, pan down to show G.B. and number plate. M/S of the Rolls Royce.

NEWSFEED 4/30-5/2, 1999: COLUMBINE, NRA, KOSOVO, SOCCER, JESSE JACKSON FREES POW, SOLDIERS CAPTURED IN YUGOSLAVIA, PANAMA ELECTIONS ;COLORADO/USA: DX talking head in trenchcoat (D.A.) gives press conference about Columbine School shooting; BOSNIA: DX huge tank rolls toward camera down rocky path, abandoned van in FG. WS bus travels over badly damaged bridge; BOSNIA (con't): DX WS bombed out countryside w/ train tracks in FG. WS residents of bombed village stand around. Talking head; COLORADO/USA: DX WS EST Denver skyline. EST Adam's Mark Hotel. Low EST courthouse w/anti-NRA picketers/protesters outside; COLORADO (con't): VAR people holding signs lambasting the National Rifle Association holding their convention in Denver; COLORADO (Con't): DX WS people at podium gives anti-NRA speech surrounded by NRA protesters. WS solemn crowd; COLORADO: INT NRA convention (dark). CUBA: DX WS of Cuban May Day Parade and Festivities, VAR CU of partiers, Fidel Castro; MACEDONIA/ALBANIA: VAR bombed-out land rover ondirt road. Refugee family down dirt road w/donkey. Tractor. Tank; ALBANIA(Con't): VAR people at makeshift refugee camp. Refugees loaded on bus that drives away. Man carried on stretcher; ALBANIA (Con't): INT hospital, doctors tend to bombing victims. WS helicopter takes off. WS Albanian countryside; ALBANIA (con't): WS toll booth/checkpoint. VAR white haired ambassador guy meets refugees at camp. INT same man signs papers; ALBANIA (Con't): Official guy talking head at refugee camp. ITALY: AERIAL auto racing track. VAR Formula 1 racing cars; UNITED KINGDOM: United soccer. VAR soccer action, cheering crowd/fans. Unfortunately, British TV bug is in corner of screen; TAIWAN: VAR bombing/shelling exercises in Taiwanese countryside. Shells hitting ocean, tanks firing. Bazooka fired ;TAIWAN (Con't): DX Nice HS 4 tanks rolling over beach. WS same w/crowd watching in FG; YUGOSLAVIA: INT three released American POW soldiers enter room. Jesse Jackson at table signs papers. Jesse shakes hands w/officials; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): INT three American soldiers hug Jesse Jackson after their release. Photo op w/journalists/reporters;YUGOSLAVIA (con't): More photo op, Jesse & soldiers give 'thumbs up' sign for photographer. Soldiers & Jesse bow heads in prayer; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): CU freed soldier talks to family on cellular phone, wipes away tears. Other soldier does same; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): DX Jesse Jackson leads 3 soldiers to yet another photo opportunity. Soldiers chant 'Free at last' (awkward; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): Jesse Jackson talking head. Soldiers field questions from reporters ('How was the food?', etc); USA: DX Three freed soldiers exit plane, acknowledge adoring/cheering crowd (kinda like The Beatles in army fatigues!); USA (con't): DX Three soldiers & military officer salute crowd on tarmac. Soldiers enter military helicopter ;USA (con't): Three soldiers come out on balcony of 2-story building, wave, then go back inside. Unsuable shot from Meet the Press;Y UGOSLAVIA: DX VAR crashed/ shot down NATO jet plane in woods, smoke rising from one of the engines; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): NX LS explosion, fire rising over Belgrade (bombing?). Silhouette of firefighters in front of thick smoke; YUGOSLAVIA (con't): INT British NATO official speaks about crashed F-16 fighter jet. Screen showing bombing grid, bombings; USA: Japanese president Obuchide boards plane w/wife & officals to trumpet fanfare. Obuchi slightly bows to off screen people; USA (con't): DX Obuchi enters limousine & it drives away. PANAMA: WS huge span bridge over river. People at polling place; PANAMA (con't): DX People voting in election, putting ballots in box. Man (candidate) rallying crowd outside polls; PANAMA (con't): Voter talking head. INT more people voting. HS female candidate walking down street w/ supporters; PANAMA (con't): INT female politician voting at booth that reads 'El Voto Es Secreto'. Sounds like made-up Spanish! ;PANAMA (con't): INT female politician talking head. DX female politician waving to supporters from sunroof of car; KOSOVO(?): DX VAR bombed out countryside. Dead animal (cow?) w/huge hole in its neck lying by side of dirt road; KOSOVO(?) (con't): DX soldiers stand around makeshift gravestones. L-Shot bombed house. VAR soldiers standing at attention; KOSOVO(?)(con't): INT soldiers eating in mess hall/cafeteria; DX Obuchi walks down tarmac w/ subservient wife following, Obuchi waves like a rock star and he and wife get into limo; DX WS tarmac as limo pulls away, WS huge span bridge over river, lines of Panama voters, VAR of voters/voting booth; DX VAR bombed out countryside, soldiers around makeshift gravestone, rows of soldiers on dirty village road, soldiers eat ;

Film: 'Iron Man 2' VIP screening at the Vue Cinema in London: celebrity interviews; General view Jameela Jamil (TV Presenter) and interview SOT - On being a fan of Iron Man - On 'Coco Pop' new teen show - On not being very cool - On being a retro girl fan of the Kinks and Beatles Jamil posing with person wearing Iron Man costume for photocall General views man wearing Iron Man costume

Stations Please Note: This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.\n\nNOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.\n\nAFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: Luciano Pavarotti was from Modena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Ron Howard was born in Duncan, Oklahoma. George Clooney was born in Lexington, Kentucky. "Gidget" was filmed in Los Angeles and Malibu, California.\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:00-:25\n"Pavarotti"\nCourtesy CBS Films\n\n:25-:45\nCNN\n\n:45-1:04\n"Gidget"\nFrom Columbia Pictures\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nTODAY'S ENTERTAINMENT ROUNDUP RANGES FROM AN ITALIAN SINGER TO A MALIBU SURFER. HERE'S DAVID DANIEL WITH THE HOLLYWOOD MINUTE.\n\n --TAG--\n\nKATHY KOHNER ZUCKERMAN, WHO INSPIRED THE CHARACTER "GIDGET," DOESN'T "HANG TEN" MUCH ANYMORE AT AGE 78, BUT SHE STILL TRAVELS AS AN AMBASSADOR, INSPIRING A NEW GENERATION OF GIRLS -- AND BOYS -- TO TAKE UP SURFING.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n"Can you be sure you'll hit the note?"\n"No. That is the beauty of my profession." (nat-laughter)\n\nFILMMAKER RON HOWARD AND THE TEAM BEHIND "THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK" RETURN WITH A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT ANOTHER WORLDWIDE MUSICAL LEGEND. "PAVAROTTI" TAKES US BACKSTAGE AND ONSTAGE WITH THE OPERA STAR, INCLUDING HISTORIC PERFORMANCES AND NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN FOOTAGE. LOOK, AND LISTEN, FOR "PAVAROTTI" IN JUNE.\n\n"And I just showed up and went to work, and put on a leather dress -- as you do."\n\nGEORGE CLOONEY IS "HITTING THE ROAD" WITH M-G-M. HIS "SMOKEHOUSE PICTURES" PRODUCTION COMPANY HAS SIGNED A TWO-YEAR FIRST-LOOK DEAL WITH THE STUDIO. HE'S SET TO START BY DIRECTING, AND POSSIBLY STARRING IN, A FILM ABOUT 19-80'S CAR DESIGNER AND ENGINEER JOHN DELOREAN.\n\n(nat-music)\n\nIT'S BEEN 60 YEARS SINCE SANDRA DEE FOUND LIFE WAS A BEACH, AS "GIDGET" HIT THE BIG SCREEN. THE SURFING MOVIE, BASED ON THE NOVEL, AND THE T-V SERIES THAT FOLLOWED INSPIRED GENERATIONS OF WOMEN TO DIVE INTO THE MALE-DOMINATED SPORT. IN HOLLYWOOD, I'M DAVID DANIEL.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n ENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD ROUNDUP MOVIES MUSIC OPERA LEGEND CLOONEY CONGRATC STUDIO OSCARS SURFING BEACH \n\n

TAPE: 04/0050 IN_TIME: 07:29:43 DURATION: 2:50 SOURCES: APTN/VNR RESTRICTIONS: See Script DATELINE: New York, 16 January 2004/File SHOTLIST ?? NOTE THAT ALL BEATLES CLIPS CAN ONLY BE USED IN THIS STORY OR WHEN REFERRING TO THE DVD OF THE BEATLES PERFORMANCES ON THE 'ED SULLIVAN SHOW'. BEATLES MATERIAL CANNOT BE AIRED AFTER APRIL 30, 2004 VNR File New York, February 1964 1. Various shots, Ed Sullivan introducing Beatles for the first time and their performance of "I want to hold your hand" APTN New York, 16 January 2004 2. SOUNDBITE: (English), Bruce Spizer, Beatles Historian and Author: "So by the time the Beatles arrive in America, we've had saturation coverage and that's why we have thousands of teenagers at the airport. It wasn't a coincidence, the radio stations got on the air and said the Beatles will be arriving at 1:20, Pan-Am airlines flight 101 international arrivals JFK airport and the kids were out there in force playing hooky (truant) on a Friday, mind you, and they were there. And then when the Ed Sullivan show came on 73 million people tuned in because on that friday the major networks reported on the Beatles arrival at the airport." VNR File New York, February 1964 3. Various shots, Beatles arriving at JFK airport APTN New York, 16 January 2004 4. Spizer seated next to Dr. Joyce Brothers, columnist who was one of the first to write about the Beatles in 1964 5. Camera crews 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Joyce Brothers, Columnist: "Teens always want rebellions and to express their rebellions, but Britney Spears is only a blip on the horizon. The Beatles were there for 40 years and to have that kind of staying power is extraordinary I don't think anybody else has done it." VNR File New York, February 1964 7. Various Beatles outside the Plaza hotel in New York, fans fainting STORYLINE: Standing outside the Plaza Hotel in 1964, a young girl playing hooky from school hoisted a handwritten sign: "Elvis is dead. Long live the Beatles." Forty years later, John and George are dead, too - but Beatlemania endures. The 40th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in America will be celebrated on February 9, with fans of all ages preparing a variety of tributes. Organisers held a Manhattan news conference to promote the events marking the famed February 9, 1964, appearance by the Fabulous Four on "The Ed Sullivan Show." An estimated 73 million Americans tuned in to see the boys from Liverpool in their U.S. debut. Judging from the number of anniversary tributes, many of them still care deeply about the band that split up more than three decades ago after becoming the most popular group in the world. Among the 40th anniversary events were the DVD release of the Beatles' four Sullivan appearances, featuring 11 songs from rarely seen performances; retrospectives at the Smithsonian Gallery, the American Film Institute, and the Museum of Television and Radio; and a special screening of "A Hard Day's Night" at Lincoln Center. The news conference featured a somewhat unlikely early Beatles booster: columnist Dr. Joyce Brothers, who had predicted their British success would translate o this side of the Atlantic. Brothers called teen idol Britney Spears "A blip on the horizon" in comparison with the Beatles. Also present on the news conference was author and Beatles historian Bruce Spizer who is pushing his new book "The Beatles are Coming." In the book, released Friday, Spizer lends his insight into what exactly helped propel the Beatles to the top here of American music charts and even pop culture. Meanwhile in Washington, the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History opened Friday "The Beatles! Backstage and Behind the Scenes," a photo exhibit that features more than 80 never-before-published black-and-white images from US network CBS archives and Life photographer Bill Eppridge.

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9950 IN_TIME: 11:09:58 LENGTH: 06:51 SOURCES: APTN/BBC/POOL RESTRICTIONS: BBC = No UK/CNN/CNBC/Euronews/Internet Music/performance rights must be cleared. No re-use/re-sale of UK POOL performance footage after 21st December 99 FEED: SCRIPT: XFA Story: Paul McCartney Location: Liverpool Date: 14.12.99 SIR PAUL McCARTNEY has once again taken to the stage at the legendary Cavern Club in Liverpool, for the first time since 1963. The tiny underground club was a favourite with THE BEATLES the Fab Four played their first concert there in 1961, were spotted there by BRIAN EPSTIEN, and went on to play 281 concerts there. The 300 adoring fans who filled the tiny underground club were picked through a global raffle. They were the lucky ones demand to see the one time singer, guitarist and song writer with The Beatles was staggering. Many fans who hadn't managed to get in still travelled thousands of miles to be in Liverpool on Tuesday night. Up to 15thousand saw the concert on a giant video screen, braving the cold in Liverpool's Chavasse Park, and a global audience of millions will be able to see it on the Internet. Inside, fans cheered McCartney as he walked onto the tiny stage and performed his first song. McCartney played material from his newest album, "Run Devil Run," as well as other songs from the likes of Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Little Richard. McCartney first played the Cavern Club back in 1958 as part of The Quarrymen, forerunners to The Beatles, a group that also included both John Lennon and George Harrison. The Beatles later played lunchtime shows at the venue the first in February 1961. Their total fee was five pounds sterling (8 US dollars). Despite the fact that The Beatles split up in 1970, their loyal fanbase has, if anything, increased. The original Cavern was located in the basement of a building that was bulldozed in 1973, filling the club with rubble. A new club of the same name opened nearby later that year, but it failed and its name was changed. In 1982, spurred by the fatal shooting of John Lennon in 1980, the city of Liverpool excavated the basement of the original site of the club. The building's original bricks were either sold off for charity or used in the reconstruction of a larger Cavern Club on the same site as the original venue. The Beatles, who hold the record for the most successful group ever, have sold an estimated one (b) billion records and audio tapes, and their popularity shows no sign of waning. SHOTLIST: NOEN SIGN FOR CAVERN CLUB ; WS MATTHEW STREET ; VS FANS WITH LENNON STATUE ; CA JAPANESE FILM CREW ; TV STAELLITE TRUCK IN STREET ; SOT GEOFF BAKER, SPOKESMAN FOR PAUL MCCARTNEY ; FOOTAGE MCCARTNEY IN STUDIO RECORDING ROCK AND ROLL ALBUM ; SOT BEN LOAS (AKA JOHN ONO LENNON), BEATLE FAN ; SOT (JAPANESE) SUMIYO OMORI, BEATLE FAN ; VS INTR CAVERN CLUB BEING PREAPRED FOR CONCERT ; SOT DAVID JONES, OWNER CAVERN CLUB ; BLACK AND WHITE STILLS BEATLES PLAYING CAVERN CLUB ; MCCARTNEY ARRIVAL ; MCCARTNEY ON STAGE AT CAVERN CLUB ; SOT MCCARTNEY ; UK POOL MATERIAL STARTS MCCARTNEY PERFORMANCE 'HONEY HUSH' UK POOL MATERIAL ENDS VS PEOPLE WATCHING HUGE SCREEN OF CONCERT ; SOT MALE FAN ; SOT FEMALE FAN ; SOT (JAPANESE AND ENGLISH) SUMIYO OMORI, BEATLES FAN ; VS PEOPLE WITHOUT TICKETS ; WS STREET FULL OF FANS ; FANS SING ALONG WITH BUSKER ; CA PRESS ; CROWD AND BUSKER SING 'HEY JUDE' BY THE BEATLES ; BBC MATERIAL STARTS PEOPLE LEAVING CLUB ; SOT AMERICAN FAN ; MCCARTNEY LEAVES VENUE ?

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Jade Goody funeral; Giant screen showing clips from Goody appearing in 'Big Brother' television reality programme *** Beatles' song 'She Loves You' heard SOT *** / Crowd standing outside church applauding / Funeral service inside church shown on big screen as crowd standing outside watching / Congregation singing hymn SOT (seen on big screen)

TAPE: EF01/0830 IN_TIME: 21:21:42 DURATION: 4:22 SOURCES: APTN/CONUS/EMI/BBC RESTRICTIONS: music video/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various, File SHOTLIST: APTN London June 8, 1998 1. George Harrison wearing raincoat arriving at Linda McCartney memorial service CONUS 2. Various black and white archive (from 1963) of The Beatles in London VNR EMI 3. SOUNDBITE (English) George Harrison - "I mean it is both a record, a video, a television programme, a book and, somewhere down the line, I have no doubt it will be a T-shirt." 4. Archive material of The Beatles on tour APTN 5. Black and white still of George Harrison 6. Colour still of Ringo, Paul McCartney and George Harrison 7. Colour still of Harrison at the funeral of Carl Perkins BBC 8. George Harrison singing 'Taxman' at Natural Law party VNR EMI 9. Various file of Harrison performing on stage BBC 10. Harrison arriving at the High Court VNR EMI 11. Black and white archive footage of Beatles material BBC Henley on Thames 30th December 1999 12. Aerial shots of Harrison's house 13. Various police outside Harrison's house APTN Rochester Minnesota, USA 1997 14. Various exteriors of Mayo Clinic APTN New York - 8 November 2001 15. Various of Staten Island University Hospital CANCER KILLS GEORGE HARRISON George Harrison, the Beatles' lead guitarist and spiritual explorer who added both rock 'n' roll flash and a touch of the mystic to the band's timeless magic, has died. He was 58. Harrison died at 1330 local time (2130 GMT) on Thursday at a friend's Los Angeles home following a battle with cancer, longtime friend Gavin de Becker told The Associated Press late on Thursday. "He died with one thought in mind - love one another," De Becker said. He added that Harrison's wife, Olivia Harrison, and son Dhani, 24, were with him when he died. With Harrison's death, there remain two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. John Lennon was shot to death by a deranged fan in 1980. In 1998, when Harrison disclosed that he had been treated for throat cancer, he said: "It reminds you that anything can happen." The following year, he survived an attack by an intruder who stabbed him several times. Harrison shot to fame in the early sixties with the group which became one of the world's most famous bands. Once on every television screen and in every newspaper during Beatlemania, Harrison largely ducked out of the public eye in later years. Here he is seen at a memorial service for Linda McCartney in London in June 1998. Just a few weeks later, he revealed that he had been battling against throat cancer since the summer before. Linda McCartney - wife of Harrison's fellow ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney - died of breast cancer in May 1998. After the Beatles broke up, Harrison had several solo hits - but it is for his part in the legendary group that he will be remembered. Beatlemania was a phenomenon the world had not experienced before. The Fab Four, as they came to be known, played sell out concerts to fans who could barely contain their hysteria. The Beatles broke up in 1970 amid bitter recriminations. But Beatle fans continued to buy the records and Beatlemania was passed down through the generations. Despite Lennon's death, the flame was rekindled in November 1995, when Harrison, McCartney and Starr released a new song featuring the voice of John Lennon. Sales of 'The Beatles Anthology', the album on which the song was included, showed the passion for the singers had not disappeared. In an interview in November 1995, Harrison joked about the relaunch. The singer and guitarist said he had got cancer from smoking - explaining he quit the habit many years ago, then started again before finally giving up in 1997. In January 1997, he went to an American clinic for tests and was told the cancer had not returned. He returned to the clinic in May the same year for further tests and was given the all-clear. He said that the battle had made him aware of the fragility of human existence. In late 1999, the former Beatle faced another life threatening situation when he was almost killed by an armed intruder at his home In Henley on Thames. His wife Olivia struck the knife-wielding attacker over the head with a poker and table lamp almost certainly saving him. In early 2001, the cancer seemed to have returned and Harrison had a cancerous infection removed from his lung at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. In July that same year, he released a statement asking fans not to worry about reports that he was still battling cancer. But not long after, he was treated at a Swiss clinic for a brain tumour. As the fight against cancer grew more serious, the former Beatle travelled to New York for treatment. But despite undergoing experimental radiosurgery, he lost his long battle with the disease, dying on Thursday..

TAPE: EF01/0382 IN_TIME: 03:06:59 - 07:36:58 DURATION: 1:20 SOURCES: APTN/BBC/ VNR RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance DATELINE: Various - File SHOTLIST: BBC London, UK - File 1. Various of George Harrison walking past camera outside High Court APTN London, UK - June 1998 - File 2. Long view of George Harrison stepping out of car and walking across to church for Linda McCartney memorial service BBC Henley-on-Thames, UK - File 3. Aerial of Harrison's mansion EMI (VNR) - MANDATORY ON-SCREEN CREDIT EMI USA - 1966 - File 4. Various colour footage of Beatles concert showing musicians playing and fans 5. Various black and white footage of Harrison singing on stage intercut with screaming fans APTN Rochester, Minnesota, USA - 1997 - File 6. Close-up sign for Mayo Clinic 7. Wide view of exterior of clinic - tilts down STORYLINE: Former Beatles star George Harrison has undergone cancer surgery in the United States, the singer's lawyers said in a statement on Thursday. Harrison had surgery to remove a cancerous growth from one of his lungs at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, according to the statement released to the British media. The lawyers did not say when the surgery occurred but said it had been successful. They said Harrison was relaxing in Tuscany, Italy. In 1999, Harrison suffered a punctured lung when he was stabbed by a man who broke into his home in Henley-on-Thames, west of London. A 34-year-old man, Michael Abram, was acquitted by reason of insanity and confined to a mental hospital. "The operation was successful and George has made an excellent recovery. He is in the best of spirits and on top form - the most relaxed and free since the attack on him in 1999," the statement said. Harrison was treated for throat cancer in the late 1990s after he found a lump on his neck in 1997. The Beatles broke up in 1970 and Harrison, the youngest and quietest of the Fab Four went on to a successful solo career with hits including "My Sweet Lord."

TAPE: EF03/0307 IN_TIME: 14:37:13 / 21:21:11 DURATION: 6:57 SOURCES: Capitol Records/EMI RESTRICTIONS: No access internet, music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various SHOTLIST 1. Beatles montage SOT Neil Aspinall, Head of Apple Corps (underlay) : "When we started doing the anthology the one thing we could do that nobody else could do was have The Beatles tell their own story. And so rather than use a commentator or narrator we interviewed The Beatles, and used interviews that John had done in the past as the narrator. And that is really what makes then unique." 3. music 'Yesterday' 4. SOT George Harrison: "We were tight, that was one thing to be said about us, we were really tight as friends." 5. SOT Ringo Star: "It was magical. Four guys that really loved each other was pretty sensational." 6. music: 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' 7. Beatles montage 8. SOT Neil Aspinall (underlay): "What is interesting about the DVD as opposed to the VHS is that the pictures have all been restored, the sound has been done in surround sound. " 9. SOT Peter Cobbin (Senior Mix Engineer): "It is really something to experience. A sound that actually wraps around you, that makes you feel like you are part of the concert or recording. The thing that really jumped out for me, although all the sound is really great, was Shea Stadium." 10. SOT Neil Aspinall (underlay): "We brought up the sound of the audience, and with that sound all around I just felt like I was back at Shea Stadium, unbelievable." 11. VS Beatles at Shea Stadium 12. SOT Peter Cobbin: "The hysteria, the atmosphere, the girls screaming is really come to life. And I think that is something, you will hear it in Shea stadium, you will hear it at lot of concerts, just the overwhelming sound feel that actually does surround some of the music." 13. Beatles montage 14. music: 'You've Got to Hide Your Love Away' 15. SOT Paul McCartney (underlay): "We were just trying to improve all the time." 16. music: Rain 17. SOT Ringo Starr: "Our song writing got better, and our playing got better so it just all grew." 18. SOT George Martin: "On of the strengths of The Beatles was the fact that they had eternal curiosity. That eternal quest for something new." 19. music Magical Mystery Tour/Revolution 20. Beatles montage 21. SOT Peter Cobbin: " The whole, series of songs on the rooftop is actually a very good demonstration of how surround or wrap around sound is very effective on the DVD. We actually managed to create the feeling that you are on the rooftop listening to it. We actually put our microphones on the rooftop to capture extra atmosphere. Even the wind blowing into he microphones. And actually using that in the surround context so I think that I actually something that people will enjoy listening to." 22. Music, Get Back 23. 1994 Footage of George, Paul and Ringo on lawn playing 'Baby What You Want Me To Do' 24. excerpt from conversation between George, Paul and Ringo - 1994 25. Footage of three playing 'Thinking of Linking' 26. George, Paul and Ringo at mixing desk with George Martin, discussing instrumentation on 'Golden Slumbers' 27. music: Real Love 28. SOT Neil Aspinall (underlay): " The 'real Love' DVD was made as a companion piece to the 'Free As A Bird' video but it was never used in the original VHS version of the anthologies. So we decided to mix in wrap around sound and use it on the 5th disc as part of the special features. " 29. Beatles montage 30. SOT Ringo Star: " It bought back a lot of old memories and also gave me a chance to hang out with Paul and George for a while, we hadn't done that in a while." 31. SOT Paul McCartney: " We work well together that is the truth of it, we just work well together. And that is a special thing, to find someone to talk to it is a special thing. When you find someone you can pay music with it is really something." 32. SOT George Harrison: " All those years we played together, somewhere it has made a very deep grove in our memories and it doesn't take much to lock in." 33. Beatles montage BEATLES ANTHOLOGY COMES TO DVD This week sees the long awaited DVD release of The Beatles Anthology, eight years after The Beatles themselves told their story in The Beatles Anthology video. At that time the Anthology project caused a worldwide sensation as it launched a TV series, three double-CD sets that each topped the album charts in the USA, plus 'Free As A Bird' and 'Real Love' - the first new Beatles recordings in 25 years. In addition to the eight original episodes, the five disc DVD boxset features a bonus disc with 81 minutes of special features and never-released footage, including the last jam session of Paul, George and Ringo and a video for 'Real Love', not screened as part of the original series. The DVD also boasts restored pictures and audio done in 5.1 wrap-around sound, adding a fullness to the recording, never acheived before.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF99/1395 IN_TIME: 18:06:49 - 19:39:19 // 20:02:02 LENGTH: 03:30 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Eng/Jap/Nat Sir Paul McCartney, one time singer, guitarist and song writer with The Beatles, will once again take to the stage of Liverpool's famous Cavern Club, the venue where the "Fab Four" played their first concert in 1961. Three hundred tickets to the concert were raffled across the globe and those adoring Beatles fans lucky enough to have been selected for this exclusive event will fill the dark underground club in Liverpool on Tuesday night. While McCartney hasn't played there since 1963, he made a total of 281 appearances at the club while under the management of their late manager and confidante Brian Epstein. The concert on Tuesday will mark the first time that McCartney has played the legendary Liverpool nightspot since 1963. It was while at the Cavern Club that The Beatles were first spotted by their future manager Brian Epstein who helped them become arguably the most famous band in the history of popular music. Although there were only three hundred tickets up for grabs, response from fans all over the world has been staggering. Many of those who failed to get tickets have travelled thousands of miles to be in Liverpool on Tuesday night. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I'm getting calls from Russia....Russia !...and people from Australia, somebody called from Argentina and said they were going to come, we said you haven't got a ticket, because we knew they didn't have a ticket, but they said we don't care we're coming anyway, and from Buenos Aires and from America, some couples are flying in from California, and another couple are coming from Tokyo........this is world music, this is rock and roll as world music today because rock and roll is drawing the world to this little place (the Cavern Club)" SUPER CAPTION: Geoff Baker, spokesman for Paul McCartney McCartney will be playing material from his newest album, "Run Devil Run," as well as other songs from the likes of Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Little Richard. Also scheduled to join McCartney for the Cavern Club show is Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, who played on several tracks on "Run Devil Run." McCartney first played at The Cavern Club with The Beatles at a lunchtime show in February 1961. Their total fee was five pounds sterling (8 U-S dollars). This will be his 281st appearance at the club. McCartney first played the Cavern Club back in 1958 as part of The Quarrymen, forerunners to The Beatles, a group that also included both John Lennon and George Harrison. Despite the fact that The Beatles split up in 1970, their loyal fan-base has, if anything, increased. SOUNDBITE: (English) "My official letter came through on Friday or Saturday I think and I'm going in, and I can't wait, it will be the gig of the millennium." SUPER CAPTION: Ben Lomas, aka John Ono Lennon, Beatles fan SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) "I came here with my friend, because he got the tickets, we don't really have any time in the UK, just a three day trip to see Paul McCartney." SUPER CAPTION: Sumiyo Omori, Beatles fan The original Cavern was located in the basement of a building that was bulldozed in 1973, filling the club with rubble. A new club of the same name opened nearby later that year, but it failed and its name was changed. In 1982, spurred by the fatal shooting of John Lennon in 1980, the city of Liverpool excavated the basement of the original site of the club. The building's original bricks were either sold off for charity or used in the reconstruction of a larger Cavern Club on the same site as the original venue. For Dave Jones, the owner of the current Cavern Club, the whole event has been a magical experience. SOUNDBITE: (English) "It's amazing when you think there must be 30 (m) million Beatles fans in the world and there were 300 tickets and they were free, just the whole thing is a fairy story, but it isn't, it's true." SUPER CAPTION: Dave Jones, owner of Cavern Club The Beatles, who hold the record for the most successful group ever, have sold an estimated one (b) billion records and audio tapes, and their popularity shows no sign of waning. For McCartney himself, fans are always a welcome sight and he insists that Liverpool will always be his real home. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Hello...yes, well I'm here..oh my God they're all here, I'm just here to say that it's fantastic to be back here at the Cavern, I've come back because I've done a rock and roll album called "Run Devil Run", and we're plugging it, plug, plug, but what better way to rock out the century, it's where it all began and this is where the century will end, playing rock and roll, which if you remember the Beatles before the Beatles, was a fabulous little rock and roll band and was what held us together for so long and what made us so good I think, he said modestly, I'm back here because I love Liverpool and no more fantastic place to rock out the century, thank you very much for coming, God bless everybody." SUPER CAPTION: Sir Paul McCartney, musician Just 300 people will witness the unique event inside the club, but up to 15-thousand will be able to see it on a giant video screen in Liverpool's Chavasse Park and a global audience of (m) millions will be able to see it on the Internet. SHOTLIST: XFA Liverpool, UK, December 14th 1999 1. Red neon sign advertising the Cavern Club 2. Wide shot Matthew Street, home to the cavern 3. Sign reading \"Welcome to the Birthplace of The Beatles\" 4. Woman tourist being photographed beside a statue of John Lennon 5. Various of Cavern Club signs 6. Japanese TV crew in street 7. Television satellite trucks in street 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Geoff Baker, spokesman for Paul McCartney 9. Footage of Paul McCartney performing in studio 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Lomas (aka John Ono Lennon), Beatles fan 11. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Sumiyo Omori, Beatles fan 12. Various of interior of Cavern Club being prepared for this evenings concert 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dave Jones, owner of the Cavern Club 14. Various black and white stills of The Beatles in the 1960's 15. Paul McCartney arrives in limousine at the Cavern Club and is applauded by fans 16. Paul McCartney walks onto stage at Cavern Club to speak to press 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sir Paul McCartney, musician Keyword-personalities ?