Here is a series of interviews with several young black people who talk about their struggle to find an accommodation, the lack of support from the council, and the reasons why they found themselves in this situation. Made for the UJIMAA Housing Association. West London Media Workshop. SHOTLIST - (00:00) The first interviewee talks about sharing a flat with a friend for 6 months before having to leave due to her flatmate having a baby. This was when she was 19, leading her to look for a flat for her and her brother. They had no success due to lack of money as well as housing availability. The interview is cut short due to a tape error. (01:15) The second interviewee is a young man. Two years ago he was living comfortably with a woman, but had to move to Mile End (in a place with a broken bed and windows) after that arrangement dissolved. Despite constantly checking newspapers for housing adverts, he has had to live primarily in squats, hostels and other temporary living arrangements. The majority of housing / estate agencies are white, leading him to believe that his race was a strong factor in not succeeding. (03:00) He talks about not being able to go back to his parents due to issues with he and his father, who felt he should move out of the family house when he was around 19 years old. (03:44) The interviewer asks what the council should do about it. The interviewee feels they should make provisions for young people to help them find accommodation, especially those with little money / experience in the housing market. He doesn't think anybody could find accommodation without help, particularly those who are black as the housing market in London is predominantly white. (04:42) The third interviewee is a girl who is currently squatting with 12 other girls. Despite looking all over for alternative accommodation, agency fees are a big issue, as well as living with landlords who control their lives. In their current situation they can't use the back kitchen or toilet due to water issues, and the council is difficult to get hold of to deal with these issues. (05:44) The fourth interviewee is a young man who has previously squatted in the Brixton area. He talks about the police coming in the middle of the night and forcing them out without giving notice, and taking them straight to the station. Although he left home voluntarily to seek more independence, he states that the most common reason for young people leaving home is due to parental issues. (07:14) He discusses the issues of being young and without work, leading to a reliance on the council who do not provide satisfactory help to people in these situations.

NAME: ITA BRITISH 3 20071103I TAPE: EF07/1324 IN_TIME: 11:06:04:07 DURATION: 00:00:21:24 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Perugia, 3 Nov 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. American flatmate of the victim at house, accompanied by police 2. Inquiry magistrate Giuliano Mignini driving away from the site in a police car 3. Pan left from the traffic on road to the house STORYLINE: A 22-year-old British student found dead near Perugia's university for foreigners was stabbed in the neck, likely with a knife, a coroner said on Saturday. An autopsy on Meredith Kercher was scheduled for Sunday, Perugia medical examiner Luca Lalli said. He ruled out earlier media reports that the student had been stabbed with a screwdriver. Police discovered Kercher's body on Friday in the bedroom of a house in Perugia. They had come to the house to return a cell phone that belonged to Kercher, which had been found by an elderly woman in her garden, Italian news reports said. Kercher did not live at the house, and it was not clear what she was doing there. On Saturday police took Kercher's flatmate to the house. A magistrate was also seen leaving the house.

TAPE: EF02/0856 IN_TIME: 14:12:06 DURATION: 1:00 SOURCES: Channel 4 RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Bromley, UK. October 7 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Vs Robbie Arriving at Churchill Theatre 2. SOUNDBITE question: "Is it a true story with you and Guy." SOUNDBITE Robbie Williams:"My mum always says if you haven't got anything nice to say about somebody go to the News Of The World." SOUNDBITE question:"Is that what you are going to do?" SOUNDBITE Robbie Williams: "No, I wish Guy all the best of luck and I don't mean that with any sarcasm, I love him to bits I think that he's great." STORYLINE: ROBBIE CHEERS ON ROCKY HORROR SHOW STAR Robbie Williams joked it was not the first time he had seen his flatmate Jonathan Wilkes in "suspender belt and mask" when he turned up to see him star as 'Frankenfurter' in the hit show 'Rocky Horror Show.' He emerged from the same people carrier as model Rachel Hunter, at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley, Kent, last night for the first night of the UK tour celebrating the cult show's 30 anniversary. Williams he told reporters he was looking forward to the show which is a transvestite horror spoof playing on sexual ambiguities. When asked where Rachel was he joked: "Rachel who?" And when quizzed on his bust up with songwriter Guy Chambers, who worked on some of Williams' biggest hits, he said: "My mum says if you have not got anything nice to say about anybody, go to the News of the World (The UK's biggest selling tabloid)." Williams has been branded "disgusting" and "a coward" by his former songwriting partner, with whom he wrote 'Angels', 'She's The One', 'Let Me Entertain You', and 'Millennium'. Chambers was reportedly dumped last week after refusing to write exclusively for the star after Williams signed a UK record £80 ($120) million deal with EMI. Jonathan Wilkes battled to the end against a bad throat which hampered his singing. But his pop star friend Williams, 28, congratulated him in his dressing room afterwards before leaving with Rachel Hunter via an underground car park.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0142 IN_TIME: 14:35:37 LENGTH: 04:07 SOURCES: APTN/UNIVERSAL MCA RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: xfa TITLE: HEAD OVER HEELS JUNKET LOCATION: LOS ANGELES DATE: JANUARY 2001 In case the 1998 Christopher Reeve remake of 'Rear Window' was too complex for you, those ever-thoughtful bean counters at Universal have released HEAD OVER HEELS, an alleged comedy thriller that uses the central spying motif from the Hitchcock classic to pointless effect. Amanda (MONICA POTTER) is the kind of sweet girl who moves from Podunk, Iowa, to Manhattan so she can restore Renaissance paintings for the Metropolitan Museum of Art with her lesbian best friend (CHINA CHOW). Unfortunately for her, she chooses to live in a flat with four models, the WASP (Shalom Harlow), an Aussie bumpkin (Sarah O'Hare), a husky-voiced Russian (Ivana Milicevic) and an African-American (Tomiko Fraser). Being rake-like fashion victims, they are appalled at Amanda's natural country looks and set about "making her over" into a glamorous city girl like themselves, as Entertainment Weekly comments: " not because she isn't pretty enough but because she has to learn to view life through the glam mask of a gold-digging power babe." But even a make-over montage isn't sufficient to boost Amanda's confidence in the future of her love life and, sick of her model flatmates, she confines herself to her room. From there she begins to spy on Jim Winston, played by FREDDIE PRINZE JR. ('She's All That'), a cute fashion executive who lives across the way. At first sight he seems almost as sweet as Amanda (who is so sweet it shines through the excess blush and powder trowelled on by her flatmates) and our country girl in the city begins to fantasise about his flaws. Until, that is, she looks out of window one day and witnesses him kill someone. Or thinks she does. No-one believes her, so Amanda launches a private investigation to discover the truth about the man she thought she could have loved. The sight of the ever-pretty, preppy, goody-two-shoes Freddy Prinze Jr playing a bad guy hasn't enthused the critics, with one commenting, "The notion of an actor as innocuous as Prinze playing a possible bad guy is a paper thin gimmick, but it's all there is to 'Head Over Heels.'" That verdict seems to be unanimous. Other comments include: "A train wreck of bad lines and predictable plot twists" and "Can easily boast one of the worst written screenplays of the year". The only praise is faint and for Monica Potter: "Potter, who has a moonstruck glow, deserves a romantic comedy less fake than the fire on a TV screen featured in the movie". The film opens on the 9th February 2001 in the USA. { SHOTLIST: 1.Film clip from "Head Over Heels" Please credit Universal 2.Soundbite: (English) Monica Potter (Actress) 3.Film clip, Please credit Universal 4.Soundbite: (English) Freddie Prinze Jr. (Actor) 5.Film clip, Please credit Universal 6.Soundbite (English) Freddie Prinze Jr. (Actor) 7.Film clip, Please credit 8.Soundbite (English) Tomiko Fraser (Actress) 9.Clip from EPK of film, Please credit Universal 10.Soundbite (English) Shalom Harlow (Actress) 11.Wide shot of runway with models, from behind the scenes, Please credit Universal ?

TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0146 IN_TIME: 14:30:07 LENGTH: 02:24 SOURCES: APTN/VIRGIN RECORDS RESTRICTIONS: Shots 1, 3, 7 & 9 = VIRGIN RECORDS, No re-use/re-sale without clearance FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: xfa Title: Jonathan Wilkes Date: January 2001 Location: Dublin, Ireland They say that the entertainment business is all about who you know, and it looks like there's no exception to that rule when it comes to JONATHAN WILKES. You may not have heard his name yet, but you no doubt soon will do. With a very familiar British regional accent, and with devilish eyebrows, it comes as no surprise that Wilkes is the best friend and flatmate of none other than ROBBIE WILLIAMS. His first single "Just Another Day" is not due for release in Europe until March but APTN caught up with the young singer when he was about to get on stage at the recent Dublin Childline concert. The song was written by Eliot Kennedy, the musical genius behind such big names as the Spice Girls, Take That, Boyzone, 5ive and S Club 7, and the video features Wilkes running around a beach with a bunch of his friends - but not our Robbie. Wilkes decided to become a singer when his hopes of becoming a professional football player were dashed when he was told he wasn't good enough. So, he asked his best pal Robbie for help and it wasn't long before Wilkes was performing to record company executives who started a bidding war for the youngster. Innocent Records finally landed the deal with the young singer and now it looks as though the world is Wilkes' oyster. With not only Robbie Williams and Eliot Kennedy behind him but also songwriters Bryan Adams and Guy Chambers, it looks like the world is set for another singing superstar. SHOTLIST: 1.Clip ' Just Another Day ' 2.sot Jonathan Wilkes 3.Clip ' Just Another Day ' 4.b-roll Robbie Williams & Jonathan Wilkes at Q Awards 6.sot Jonathan Wilkes 7.clip ' Just Another Day ' 8.sot Jonathan Wilkes 9.clip 'Just Another Day' ?

TAPE: EF01/0722 IN_TIME: 13:43:17 DURATION: 2:08 SOURCES: BBC RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: London Royal Albert Hall 11/10/01 SHOTLIST 1. Live performance ' Mack the Knife' - Royal Albert Hall WILLIAMS SWINGS IN LONDON Robbie Williams took to the stage on Wednesday night to perform cover versions of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin songs to a whole host of stars. 3,500 fans turned out at the Royal Albert Hall in London to watch the young star as he plugged songs from his latest album, 'Swing When You're Winning.' Nicole Kidman, who was expected to do a duet with Williams of Nancy Sinatra's 1967 hit 'Somethin' Stupid', was too frightened to perform at such a large venue according to today's tabloids, but instead sat in the audience with 'Billy Elliot' director Stephen Daldry. Rupert Everett, who like Kidman also appears on his latest album, compered the show, giving an X-rated performance which is expected to be cut from the BBC version of the show that is out later in the year. Other stars who graced the stage included Jane Horrocks, who is best known for her role in 'Little Voice' and the character of Bubble in 'Absolutely Fabulous', US star Jon Lovitz and Williams' flatmate, Jonathan Wilkes, who made a failed attempt earlier this year to emulate his friend's success. Williams performed to the crowd wearing a black tuxedo, and was accompanied in his renditions of classic swing songs by a 58-piece orchestra and troupe of 20 scantily clad girls, who the cheeky singing star joked he'd like to get more familiar with. "Robbie says take your skirts off. Robbie says go back to The Ritz where I'm staying, go straight to suite 811 and wait for me buck naked" said the star on stage. Like this retort, the singing was repeatedly intersected with a humorous script which was written by 'Notting Hill' writer Richard Curtis. During the performance, Williams also did a duet with a recording of Frank Sinatra's voice for the song 'It Was A Very Good Year'. According to reports, the Sinatra estate was so impressed by his versions of 'Old Blue Eyes'' tracks that they wholeheartedly gave permission to record the tracks and to use Sinatra's voice in Wednesday night's performance. Other tracks performed during the evening were 'Have You Met Miss Jones?', 'Mack The Knife', 'The Lady is a Tramp', 'Mr Bojangles', and 'My Way.'

NAME: UK PANAMA 20071206I TAPE: EF07/1461 IN_TIME: 11:20:13:01 DURATION: 00:02:08:15 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/SKY DATELINE: Various - 6 Dec 2007 RESTRICTIONS: See script SHOTLIST: AP TELEVISION London 1. Various of newspapers AP TELEVISION ++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: 24 HOUR USE ONLY++ 2. John Darwin's death certificate SKY Location not given 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Stephen Armstrong, flatmate of John Darwin's son Mark "(Mark disappeared) When we were all sleeping, and he's taken his laptop and everything. So we're waiting to see what's what. But we don't really know anything, we've contacted the number because we've got some information. He's left notes behind to his girlfriend and stuff. It's pretty weird notes and stuff, (incomprehensible) but we don't know anything else and don't really want to say anything else." SKY Kirkleatham 4. Exterior of police station 5. Shot through widow of police station SKY Location not given 6. Close-up of couple who sold house to Darwin 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Meggs, sold house to Darwins: "They did say that they had twelve properties already and say they were experienced buy-to-letters, so this was an extension of their property empire." AP Television London 8. Various of newspapers SKY Location not given 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Meggs, sold house to Darwins: "Yes, I got the impression she was a very strong character. Not that he was a weak one, but she was at least an equal partner. She took a lot of the decisions I think, in terms of asking about the business, how it ran and what the property was worth and so on." SKY Kirkleatham 10. Various exterior of police station STORYLINE The wife of a man who was missing for five years says she knew he was alive and that a photo of the two taken last year in Panama was authentic, British newspapers reported Thursday. Anne Darwin's purported confession came as police in northeast England questioned her 57-year-old husband, John, who has claimed to have amnesia. Police declared Darwin, who was arrested early Wednesday on suspicion he may have faked his death, medically fit to be interviewed. Police were also investigating whether Darwin was hiding in the United States after Wednesday's international appeal for information about his whereabouts produced calls mainly from the US and Panama, a police official told The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing. Darwin's wife said in an interview published by The Daily Mail and The Daily Mirror newspapers that she initially believed her husband had died in the North Sea in March 2002, when he was believed to have had a canoeing accident. "It was years later," she said, when her husband contacted her and revealed he was still alive, the reports said. She would not say when or how he made contact. John Darwin may have turned himself in because he received a tip off that police were closing in on the scam, the police official said. The Darwins' two sons, Anthony and Mark, said Thursday they want nothing to do with their parents if Anne Darwin's apparent confession proved accurate. "If the papers' allegations of a confession from our mam (mother) are true, then we very much feel that we have been the victims in a large scam," they said in a statement. "How could our mam continue to let us believe our dad had died when he was very much alive?" "We have not spoken to either of our parents since our dad's arrest and at this present time we want no further contact with them." A flatmate of Mark's, Stephen Armstrong, told British broadcaster Sky News that Mark had disappeared. Mark left, said Armstrong, "when we were all sleeping, and he's taken his laptop and everything". He added Mark had "left notes behind to his girlfriend", but did not elaborate. Sky News reported that Mark Darwin had "transferred large amounts of money" to Anne Darwin's account in Panama. AP Television could not independently verify this information. Anne Darwin, 55, said her husband has not been in Panama for all of the last five years, but that the couple had rented a villa for a brief holiday and that's when a real estate agent took their photo and posted it on his Web site. She said she would return to Britain to explain to her sons and to police what happened. "My sons will never forgive me," she was quoted as saying. "They knew nothing. They thought John was dead. Now they're going to hate me. They'll be devastated and will probably want nothing to do with me again." John Darwin came to the attention of police again in the last few months after his wife was overheard by an acquaintance speaking to him on the phone, the police official said. That acquaintance has been in contact with detectives for some time. At the same time police were alerted to suspicious credit card applications. Anne Darwin said she knew of her husband's plan to return to Britain, but his decision to turn himself in to police next surprised her. She said it was possible her husband had suffered some kind of breakdown. Anne Darwin acknowledged she could face prosecution in Britain, but said she planned to return and was consulting a lawyer. John Darwin was working as a prison officer when he disappeared in March 2002, his wife saying he apparently took his canoe into the North Sea. It was later found wrecked on a beach. A coroner officially declared him dead. Police have appealed for information from anyone who has information on John Darwin's whereabouts since his disappearance.

NAME: ITA DNA 20071115Ix TAPE: EF07/1382 IN_TIME: 10:13:05:15 DURATION: 00:01:46:19 SOURCES: SKY Italia/AP Television DATELINE: Perugia, 15 Nov 2007/FILE RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST Sky Italia - No Access Italy 15 November, 2007 1. Luca Maori, lawyer defending Raffele Sollecito, Amanda Knox's boyfriend, in his office 2. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Luca Maori, defence lawyer: "The knife in question is not the jack-knife found on Sollecito (Raffele Sollecito, Amanda Knox's boyfriend) when he was taken into custody, nor is it the one found in a drawer in his room. It is a kitchen knife found in Sollecito's living quarters which were shared with Amanda Knox." AP Television 3 November, 2007 3. Amanda Knox walking by police car near house where Meredith Kercher was found dead 4. Pan left from street to house where Meredith Kercher was found dead Sky Italia - No Access Italy 15 November, 2007 5. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Luca Maori, defence lawyer: "The cloth found by forensic police revealed DNA traces relating only to Amanda (Knox) and Sollecito (Raffele Sollecito, Amanda Knox's boyfriend) himself, and in any case to belonging to the victim. It is worth stating that the cloth, as Sollecito has always claimed, was only used to clean the kitchen of his house." AP Television 3 November, 2007 6. Various exterior shots of forensic staff at work on crime scene Sky Italia - No Access Italy 15 November, 2007 7. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Luca Maori, Defence Lawyer: "As of today, November 15th, 2007, forensics have not yet completed working neither on the jack-knife, nor on the Nike shoes which were also confiscated as evidence." AP Television 11 November, 2007 8. Various of Perugia jail STORYLINE A lawyer for Raffaele Sollecito, the Italian boyfriend of Amanda Knox who shared a flat with the murdered British student Meredith Kercher, refuted on Thursday claims that forensic tests linked his client to the murder. Earlier Italian news agencies reported that Italian police had found DNA traces from Kercher and her American flatmate, Amanda Marie Knox, on a knife belonging to Sollecito. "The knife in question is not the jack-knife found on Sollecito (Raffele Sollecito, Amanda Knox's boyfriend) when he was taken into custody, nor is it the one found in a drawer in his room," said Luca Maori, defence lawyer. He added: "It is a kitchen knife found in Sollecito's living quarters which were shared with Amanda Knox." Maori also discounted other DNA evidence reportedly found by investigators. "The cloth found by forensic police revealed DNA traces relating only to Amanda (Knox) and Sollecito (Raffele Sollecito, Amanda Knox's boyfriend) himself, and in any case to belonging to the victim. It is worth stating that the cloth, as Sollecito has always claimed, was only used to clean the kitchen of his house." Kercher, aged 21, was found with her throat cut in her apartment in the Italian city of Perugia earlier this month. Italian prosecutors believe she was murdered after refusing to take part in extreme sex. Three people, Knox, aged 20, from Seattle, Sollecito, aged 23; and Congolese immigrant Diya "Patrick" Lumumba, aged 38, were remanded in custody on Friday as suspects in her death. All three have denied involvement. It's reported that Kercher, a Leeds University student who had travelled to Perugia in August to study at the city's University for Foreigners, was stabbed in the neck in her bed as she resisted a sexual assault. She was found dead in a pool of blood when police visited the apartment on 2 November, 2007, to return Kercher's cell phone, found in a neighbour's garden. Her body was flown to Heathrow Airport, London, on an Alitalia flight from Rome on Sunday. She was from Coulsdon, Surrey, in southern England.

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9914 IN_TIME: 11:29:45 LENGTH: 04:40 SOURCES: APTN/PANDORA FILMS RESTRICTIONS: NO RESALE FILM/VIDEO CLIPS FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: xfa English/Nat Cannes, Recent BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS: ROMANTIC COMEDY, NINETIES STYLE Looking for a contemporary romantic comedy which unravels the complexity of sexual identity with humour, originality and a mischievous sense of provocation? Then look no further than "Bedrooms and Hallways", the latest film from "Go Fish" director, ROSE TROCHE. Written by English novelist and screenwriter, ROBERT FARRAR, "Bedrooms and Hallways" focuses on a men's support group and the emotional journey of its members. For self-possessed thirty-something Leo (played by KEVIN MCKIDD), life is fine on a professional level, but sadly lacking on a personal level. While he spends his time pining for a new relationship, his free-spirited flatmate Darren (TOM HOLLANDER) is having a torrid affair with estate agent, Jeremy (HUGO WEAVING). - Both Darren and their sassy neighbour Angie (JULIE GRAHAM) urge Leo to get out there and enjoy himself. - Encouraged by his friend and boss, Adam (CHRISTOPHER FULFORD), Leo joins Adam's men's support group and finds himself falling for Brendan (JAMES PUREFOY), one of the other group members. - After a weekend in the woods, where the men search for their inner "wild man", Leo embarks on a passionate affair with Brendan. But all is not as rosy as it seems- Brendan is in the middle of a break-up with his longtime girlfriend, Sally (JENNIFER EHLE) who also happens to be Leo's own ex-teenage-girlfriend from years before. As Leo struggles with his feelings for Brendan and his loyalty to Sally, he unwittingly becomes the catalyst for a series of events that cause havoc for himself, his friends and the members of the men's group. For Troche, who's debut feature, "Go Fish" managed to achieve both commercial and cult status on its release in 1994, the attraction of "Bedrooms and Hallways" lies in its refusal to stereotype people into gender roles. As writer, Farrar explains, "I wanted to explore the whole theme of wanting to just be one of the boys, to forget all the divisive stuff about being gay and being straight. Leo is deliberately quite a straight gay man...I wanted to create a world in which characters swap sexual identities, so a straight man suddenly ends up with a gay man but isn't necessarily gay because of that and a gay man ends up choosing a woman. At the end of the film, couples pair up, some are gay, some straight, and it's not confined to rigid stereotypes or preconceptions. And it doesn't send out a signal that the gay man has been cured. It's about what feels right". The film boasts a rounded cast of established and up-coming stars including "Four Weddings and A Funeral" star, SIMON CALLOW as Keith, the earnest leader of the men's support group, JENNIFER EHLE ("Wilde" and the BBC drama, "Pride and Prejudice"), Aussie actor, HUGO WEAVING ("Proof", "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert") and newcomers, KEVIN MCKIDD (who first came to light as the doomed drug addict in "Trainspotting" and also starred in "Regeneration"), English thespian, HARRIET WALTERS ("Sense and Sensibility", "The Turtle Diary"), TOM HOLLANDER ((-"Martha Meet Frank, Daniel and Lawrence"), JAMES PUREFOY ("The Feast of July") and CON O'NEILL, who starred in the theatre production, "Blood Brothers". For further information, please contact PANDORA FILMS in Paris on (+33-1) 40.70.90.90. or fax on (+33-1) 40.70.90.91. SHOTLIST: Cannes, Recent SHOWS: FILM CLIP; SOT ROSE TROCHE, DIRECTOR; FILM CLIP; SOT ROSE TROCHE; FILM CLIP; SOT ROSE TROCHE; FILM CLIP; SOT ROSE TROCHE; FILM CLIP?

NAME: UK CYCLIST 20091231E TAPE: EF09/1218 IN_TIME: 10:08:43:16 DURATION: 00:02:19:10 SOURCES: SKY/VARIOUS DATELINE: Edinburgh, Recent RESTRICTIONS: See Shotlist SHOTLIST SKY Edinburgh -December (exact date unknown) 1. Close of ''urban'' cyclist Danny MacAskill turning bike 2. MacAskill turning bike over DAVE SOWERBY - MUSIC USED IN DAVE SOWERBY VIDEO HAS NOT BEEN CLEARED FOR USE. WE RECOMMEND YOU REPLACE IT WITH YOUR OWN CLEARED MUSIC. VIDEO CLIP COURTESY DAVE SOWERBY ++Audio overlaid with music by "Band of Horses" from Sub Pop Records.++ 3. Various of MacAskill performing street stunts and other tricks SKY Edinburgh -December (exact date unknown) 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Danny MacAskill, ''Urban'' Cyclist: ++Partly overlaid by MacAskill on bike++ "It started going viral on the internet, which is something really totally unexpected. I wasn''t prepared for it at all, you know I am definitely not the kind of person who deals with it that well with being in front of the cameras, you know." (Laughs) DAVE SOWERBY - MUSIC USED IN DAVE SOWERBY VIDEO HAS NOT BEEN CLEARED FOR USE. WE RECOMMEND YOU REPLACE IT WITH YOUR OWN CLEARED MUSIC. VIDEO CLIP COURTESY DAVE SOWERBY ++Audio overlaid with music by "Band of Horses" from Sub Pop Records. See Restrictions above++ 5. MacAskill balancing bike on iron fence SKY Edinburgh -December (exact date unknown) 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Danny MacAskill, ''Urban'' Cyclist: ++Partly overlaid by previous shot++ "My world when I working in the bike shop was very small. It was in Scotland, you know. If I had had any holdings I''d go back to Skye and do like thatching or cut peat in a cockpit, for my dad. But suddenly I got given the opportunity if I can think of anything I want to do in the world, I can go and do it." VOLKSWAGEN COMMERCIAL VIDEO 7. MacAskill performing various stunts in Volkswagen commercial SKY Edinburgh -December (exact date unknown) 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Danny MacAskill, ''Urban'' Cyclist: ++Partly overlaid by pictures of previous video++ "There''s definitely times when I was younger that the policeman in the village was a bit... he didn''t approve of what I was doing and I had my bike taken off me for a whole summer holiday once when I was maybe thirteen or fourteen. It''s funny that I am now going to schools and do demos for the kids and try to get them into riding like I do so it''s cool." DAVE SOWERBY - MUSIC USED IN DAVE SOWERBY VIDEO HAS NOT BEEN CLEARED FOR USE. WE RECOMMEND YOU REPLACE IT WITH YOUR OWN CLEARED MUSIC. VIDEO CLIP COURTESY DAVE SOWERBY ++Audio overlaid with music by "Band of Horses" from Sub Pop Records. See Restrictions above++ 9. Various of MacAskill performing various street stunts & tricks STORYLINE URBAN CYCLIST ACHIEVES WORLDWIDE FAME An urban cyclist from Scotland who uploaded his stunts on to the internet has achieved worldwide fame after receiving more than 12 (m) million hits. Danny MacAskill has turned urban cycling into an art and a living. His devotion to the bike used to get him into trouble as a youngster in the Isle of Skye, Northwest of Scotland. But when his flatmate in Edinburgh, Scotland produced a video of his stunts, he ended up with sponsors, an agent and television work. He quit his job working in a bike shop and now gets paid to perform stunts on his bike, including balancing his bike on iron fence and other tricks. "There''s definitely times when I was younger that the policeman in the village was a bit... he didn''t approve of what I was doing and I had my bike taken off me for a whole summer holiday once when I was maybe thirteen or fourteen," MacAskill said. In 2009, he starred in a new commercial by carmaker Volkswagen. He also goes into schools to talk to students about his performances. "It''s funny that I am now going to schools and do demos for the kids and try to get them into riding like I do so it''s cool," he said. It''s not the first time the internet makes stars of unlikely people. Just last month, a producer from Uruguay uploaded his film short film only to be be offered a 30 million dollar ($) contract to make a Hollywood film. Fede Alvarez''s film Panic Attack! showed giant robots invading Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay and cost 300 US dollars to make. So far it has had more than 1.5 million views on YouTube. Director Sam Raimi - whose credits feature Spiderman and Evil Dead films is sponsoring the enterprise.

NAME: ITA KNOX 20081029I TAPE: EF08/1093 IN_TIME: 10:29:29:21 DURATION: 00:02:19:10 SOURCES: AP/ABC/AP Photos DATELINE: Perugia - 28, 29 Oct 2008/ File RESTRICTIONS: Check shotlist for details SHOTLIST: AP Television FILE: Perugia, Italy - 3 November 2007 1. Wide pan left of Meredith Kercher's house 2. Amanda Knox, Meredith's flatmate who is accused of her murder, wandering next to police car by the house ABC - No Access North America/Internet Perugia, Italy - 28 October 2008 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Curt Knox, Amanda Knox's father: "It was one in which we had high hopes that the evidence that was brought forth during these pre-trial hearings would actually allow the case to be dismissed. So, we're very disappointed in what has happened." AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile EDITORIAL USE ONLY PHOTO RELEASED BY THE ITALIAN POLICE, AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED ONLY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE Location and date unknown 4. This photo released by the Italian Police, shows 22-year-old British university student Meredith Kercher, who was found dead Friday, November 2, 2007 with her throat slashed in the bedroom of a house in the Umbrian town of Perugia. ABC - No Access North America/Internet Perugia, Italy - 28 October 2008 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Edda Mellas, Amanda Knox's mother: ++overlaid with File of Amanda Knox arriving for court++ "Her lawyers said that when the decision came from the court, she had a moment of upsetness (sic) and she cried for a minute and they talked to her and said, you know, this is kind of what we're expecting. This is what happens with most pre-trials. There are very few that are actually totally dismissed. And they continue to tell her you're innocent. We have to go to court, but you'll be found innocent." AP Television FILE: Perugia, Italy - 3 November 2007 6. Forensics team archiving evidence 7. Wide of police inspecting house ABC - No Access North America/Internet Perugia, Italy - 29 October 2008 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Curt Knox, Amanda Knox's father: ++overlaid with File of Amanda Knox arriving for court++ "Amanda is anything but the type of personality that they are portraying. For this whole scenario of theirs to work, I mean she's 180-degrees different than the type of person that would get into a position that they're describing." AP Television FILE: Perugia, Italy - 11 November 2007 9. Forensic expert in Meredith's room ABC - No Access North America/Internet Perugia, Italy - 29 October 2008 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Edda Mellas, Amanda Knox's mother: "Well, I mean I just worry about her and the toll this is all going to take on her, on her life. Again, I don't fear that they're going to find her guilty because her lawyers really say that that's not going to happen. There's no evidence. There's no motive. There's nothing. However, the fact that she keeps having to go through all of this over and over again, and how that's going to affect her." 11. Wide of Knox's parents ++mute++ STORYLINE: The parents of an American, who has been formally accused of the murder of the 21-year-old British student, Meredith Kercher spoke to the media on Wednesday in Perugia, where the preliminary trial had taken place. On Wednesday, an Italian judge ruled that the American, Amanda Knox and Italian ex-boyfriend must remain in custody while awaiting trial in the killing of a British student in Italy, lawyers said. Judge Paolo Micheli rejected defence lawyers' requests that Amanda Knox, a student from Seattle, and Raffaele Sollecito be held under house arrest until their trial starts December 4. The two were indicted for the slaying of 21-year-old Meredith Kercher, who was found dead on 2 November, 2007, from a stab wound to her neck in the apartment she shared with Knox in the central Italian city of Perugia. On Tuesday the judge convicted a third suspect in the case - Rudy Hermann Guede from the Ivory Coast - of murder, and sentenced him to 30 years in prison after a fast-track trial his defence had requested. Both Knox and Sollecito along with Hermann denied wrongdoing. Knox's father, Curt Knox said he was "disappointed" that his daughter has been committed to trial and thought the evidence would have cleared her of any wrong doing. Defence lawyers had proposed that Knox, whom prosecutors consider a flight risk, be held at a community for recovering drug addicts and young offenders run by a Catholic charity near Perugia. Knox's mother, Edda Mellas conceded that Amanda's lawyers expected the case would go to trial as very few cases in Italy are dismissed at the pre trial stage. However she said their lawyers were confident their daughter would be found innocent. "There's no evidence. There's no motive. There's nothing. However, the fact that she keeps having to go through all of this over and over again, and how that's going to affect her," she added. Prosecutors allege that Kercher died during what began as a sex game, with Sollecito holding her by the shoulders from behind while Knox touched her with the point of a knife and Guede tried to sexually assault her. Prosecutors say Knox's DNA was found on the handle of a knife that might have been used in the slaying, while Kercher's DNA was found on the blade. They say they found Sollecito's DNA on the victim's bra, although Sollecito's defence team say the bra bore multiple DNA traces and charge the evidence might have been inadvertently contaminated during the investigation. Knox and Sollecito have been detained for almost a year, Sollecito in the nearby city of Terni and Knox in Perugia.

NAME: ITA MURDER3 20080926I TAPE: EF08/0981 IN_TIME: 11:23:25:20 DURATION: 00:02:29:20 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/AP PHOTOS DATELINE: Perugia - 26 Sep 2008 RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOLIST AP Television 1. Tracking shot of murder suspect Rudy Hermann Guede escorted by police into courtroom 2. Tracking shot of murder suspect Amanda Knox arriving escorted by police 3. Mid of Carabinieri outside courtroom 4. Tracking shot of suspect Raffaele Sollecito escorted by police into courtroom AP Television 5. Tracking shot of Albanian witness Hekuran Kokomani, face covered by baseball cap, entering courtroom AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile 6. Photo released by Italian police showing 22-year-old British university student Meredith Kercher AP Television 7. Journalists waiting outside courthouse 8. Lawyers leaving courthouse 9. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Giulia Bongiorno, Lawyer of Murder Suspect Raffaele Sollecito: "Today we made one of the first steps to build our defence. I believe it is a positive testimony." 10. Mid of Knox's lawyer Luciano Ghirga surrounded by journalists 11. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Luciano Ghirga, Lawyer of Murder Suspect Amanda Knox: "Amanda is very well, she flashed Raffaele a cordial, sober smile, how can I define it..., a cordial, sober smile." (Q: "Like two young people in their twenties?") "Yes." 12. Ghirga walking away 13. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Walter Biscotti, Lawyer of Murder Suspect Rudy Hermann Guede: "The witness revealed himself as not reliable in any way. He contradicted himself in many ways when questioned by lawyers and by the judge himself, so we believe this witness will hardly be of any use to suppose that the three knew each other, and met each other that night or those nights to do what he said they did." ++NIGHT SHOT++ 14. Wide shot of courthouse at night STORYLINE: A US student and her former Italian boyfriend suspected in the 2007 stabbing death of a young British woman saw each other for the first time in months on Friday at a hearing in Perugia, central Italy, to decide whether they will stand trial for the slaying. Suspects Amanda Knox, 21, from Seattle, and Raffaele Sollecito have been jailed separately since shortly after the November 1 slaying of Knox's flatmate, Meredith Kercher, whose body, stabbed in the neck, was found in a pool of blood in Kercher's bedroom. The third suspect, Rudy Hermann Guede, of the Ivory Coast, also attended the hearing to decide on the prosecutors' request for charges and indictments. All the suspects have denied wrongdoing. Because Sollecito had skipped the opening hearing last week, Friday's session was the first time he and his ex-girlfriend have been in the same room since they were jailed. In Italy, defendants have the right to skip hearings or trials. The hearings are closed to the media and public. A decision is expected in a few weeks, after more hearings. Lawyers for the defendants described to reporters some details of Friday's nine-hour hearing. One of Knox's lawyers, Luciano Ghirga, told reporters that she flashed Sollecito a "cordial, sober" smile. Defendants are not allowed to talk to each other during the hearings. The court heard testimony from an Albanian man, Hekuran Kokomani, who had told prosecutors that he saw all three suspects together the night before the slaying in front of the rented house Knox, Kercher and other students shared. But Guede's lawyer, Walter Biscotti, told reporters that Kokomani's testimony was "not reliable", because "he contradicted himself in many ways when questioned by lawyers and by the judge himself." Biscotti also told reporters that all three suspects asked during the hearing for permission to address the court. The hearings in Perugia also serve as a fast-track trial for Guede - a move requested by his lawyers. A quick trial limits the number of witnesses and kinds of evidence that can be submitted to save time and, if he is convicted, carries a lighter sentence.