GIFT OF CHOICE

MPs in Parliament discuss newspaper ownership out of the concern that TorStar corporation might purchase publishing company Southam. TorStar announces it does not intend to buy Southam. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

THREE 16-YEAR-OLD GIRLS ENJOYING A SLEEPOVER AND A NIGHTTIME WALK IN THEIR SALT LAKE CITY NEIGHBORHOOD WERE CUT DOWN BY A SPEEDING CAR. (VO) TWO OF THE GIRLS DIED AT THE SCENE, THE THIRD IS IN EXTREMELY CRITICAL CONDITION AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL.IT HAPPENED JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT... SHERIFF'S INVESTIGATORS SAY THE 1994 INFINITI AUTOMOBILE MAY HAVE BEEN GOING 50 MILES AN HOUR, WENT OUT OF CONTROL AND HIT THE GIRLS ON THE SIDEWALK.. (SOT) LT JAY SOUTHAM, SALT LAKE CO SHERIFF'S DEPT.: "THE GIRLS WRE CARRIED THROUGH THE FENCE INTO A YARD. TWO OF THEM WERE PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THE SCENE AND ANOTHER HAS BEEN TAKEN BY HELICOPTER TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION. (V0) SHERIFF'S OFFICERS SAY THE DRIVER JUST TURNED 16 TWO DAYS AGO. THEY SAY HE DIDN'T HAVE A LICENSE, WASN'T INSURED AND SUSPECT HE WAS DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE.THE BOY WAS ARRESTED FOR AUTOMOBILE HOMICIDE AND RELEASED TO THE CUSTODY OF HIS PARENTS.THE IDENTITIES OF THE THREE GIRLS ARE BEING WITHHELD UPON NOTIFICATION OF RELATIVES.

AP-APTN-2230: UK India Monday, 2 January 2012 STORY:UK India- REPLAY Vigil for murdered student, suspect arrives at court LENGTH: 02:30 FIRST RUN: 1930 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: SKY/POLICE HANDOUT STORY NUMBER: 721495 DATELINE: Manchester/Salford - 2 Jan 2012 LENGTH: 02:30 SKY - NO ACCESS UK/AL JAZEERA ENGLISH/BLOOMBERG POLICE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST SKY - NO ACCESS UK/AL JAZEERA ENGLISH/BLOOMBERG Ordsall, Salford - 2 January 2012 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Group of Anuj Bidve's friends and members of local community chanting during candlelit vigil 2. Close up of woman holding candle 3. Wide pan of large crowd of people taking part in vigil on street where Bidve was killed 4. Tilt up from candle in man's hand to his face 5. Mid of family with candles 6. Two women holding candles 7. Mid of candles and photograph of Bidve on street marking place where he died 8. Tilt up of boy and young woman holding candles 9. Mid of British MP, Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Keith Vaz, British Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee: "Obviously the community here and throughout the United Kingdom has been very moved by this terrible death. It was a senseless act. What we see today is the whole community here in Ordsall united with people from different parts of the country. I'm pleased that someone has been arrested and charged and now we have to await the process of justice." 11. Tilt up of couple holding candles 12. People gathered around makeshift memorial 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Edmondson, Bishop of Bolton: "I think it's a uniting in the shock and horror of this crime, but also a standing together for peace and harmony, and a way of expressing across the thousands of miles that there are between us and India, for the family there who have experienced this tragic loss, our common commitment for their concern, for their well-being, and hopefully some kind of sign of encouragement to them in their grief." 14. Pan of Edmondson and others gathered ahead of vigil 15. Various of people placing candles at memorial before vigil POLICE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY Date and Location unknown 16. STILL: Undated handout photo issued by Greater Manchester Police of Anuj Bidve, a 23-year old Lancaster University student who was shot dead in Salford, near Manchester SKY - NO ACCESS UK/AL JAZEERA ENGLISH/BLOOMBERG Manchester - 2 January 2012 17. Police van carrying suspect Kiaran Stapleton, who gave his name in court as "Psycho Stapleton", being driven to court STORYLINE A candlelit vigil was held in northern England on Monday evening for an Indian student who was shot dead in a seemingly unprovoked attack. Anuj Bidve was shot on December 26 in the city of Salford. The vigil took place in the street where he was killed. A large number of people from the local area, as well as Bidve's friends and fellow students, gathered to pay their respects and leave candles and flowers at the place where he died. Chris Edmondson, Bishop of Bolton, said he hoped the vigil would be a way of expressing the community's concern for the well-being of Bidve's family in India. A 20-year-old British man appeared at the City of Manchester Magistrates Court on Monday charged with Bidve's murder. Kiaran Stapleton said during the court appearance that his name was "Psycho Stapleton." Prosecutor Ben Southam said Stapleton will be held in custody for 24 hours and sent to Manchester Crown Court, which deals with murder cases. Police are investigating whether the crime was racially motivated. Bidve was from the western Indian city of Pune and enrolled in a postgraduate course in microelectronics at Lancaster University in northern England. He was on a holiday break with a group of nine friends when he was shot. He had arrived in Britain just three months ago. Two Greater Manchester Police officers have flown to India to meet with Bidve's family. His father, Subhash Bidve, has criticised how British and Indian authorities have handled the case. He found out about his son's death on Facebook before UK police could contact him. 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Southam, Warwickshire. <br/> <br/>Farmer, Leslie Clews has a small private zoo on his farm. <br/> <br/>Pauline, Leslie's wife is seen grooming a pet fox on a table outside, a greyhound watches. C/U of a chimp in clothes sitting on Leslie's lap as he drives a tractor. Various shots of Leslie and the chimp driving around the farm. Leslie's son, Terry is seen holding a leopard on a chain as he feeds the pigs. Leslie leads the chimp down to a pond where they feed the ducks. Leslie's youngest son, Brian is seen rounding up cattle on a donkey with a tree-monkey on his shoulder. M/S of storks in a ramshackle, muddy pond. C/U of Brian and the chimp feeding baby badgers with milk bottles - the chimp ends up drinking the milk. <br/> <br/>The appearance of the farm zoo and most of the animals is drab and shabby - Rolf Harris would not be impressed! <br/> <br/>Cuts exist - please see separate record.

Staff members at the Toronto Sun and the Financial Post newsrooms watch Southam CEO Don Babick announce the company will be launching its own national newspaper. Sun editor Lorrie Goldstein Toronto Sun comments Southams presence will make the Toronto newspaper scene more competitive. Roger Parkins, publisher of The Globe and Mail notes hell wait and see if the market can take on another newspaper. The Sun and the Globe and Mail will make changes to stay competitive. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Ritz Theatre Cinema, Birkenhead, Merseyside. <br/> <br/>CU of programme for "Royal Film Performance - To Aid The Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund" <br/> <br/>Exterior Ritz Cinema, Birkenhead, at night. LS. Crowds waiting in street. Exterior Ritz Cinema at night with rockets bursting overhead. Crowd shot outside theatre exterior crowds being controlled by police. MS Mayor and Mayoress entering cinema, greeted by Mr W Southan Morris. MS a young girl presents a bouquet of flowers to Mayoress. <br/> <br/>MS Arrival Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels at theatre. MS Mr and Mrs Gregory Peck entering cinema. Mayor of Birkenhead greets Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels. Margaret Lockwood arriving at theatre. She walks into theatre. Arrival of Valerie Hobson, escorted by John McCallum. MS Christine Norden alighting from car, with her is Richard Todd. She waves to crowd. CU Towards Christine Norden greeted by Mayoress and others. MS Richard Todd greeting Mayor and Mayoress, escorted by Mr Southan Morris. MS Mrs Peck, Bebe Daniels, Ben Lyon, Margaret Lockwood and Valerie Hobson. CU Pan shot, Ben Lyon, Bebe Daniels, Mrs Peck and Gregory Peck. VS of celebrities in foyer. <br/> <br/>VS of show. Nat Allan and his Orchestra. MV "The Five China's" on the stage juggling. MV of Wilson, Kepple and Betty on stage doing sand dance. MS Ben Lyon runs on stage to mike, bows. Ms Love scene between Ben Lyon and Margaret Lockwood, Lyon is prodded on the back by Richard Todd. They leave stage. MS Gregory Peck on stage clapping and welcoming Valerie Hobson. MS Margaret Lockwood and Gregory Peck singing. MS Ben Lyon doing striptease. Ben Lyon opens shirt quickly and runs off stage. Richard Todd, Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, Margaret Lockwood and Gregory Peck on stage singing "Auld Lang Syne". Curtains close. <br/> <br/>N.B. Film to be shown is the "Forsyth Saga". Special film for the Ritz Cinema.

Don Babick CEO of Southam Newspapers announces the company will publish a daily broadsheet starting in October which he promises will be exciting and colorful. Scenes of the Hamilton facility where the new paper will be printed show workers at presses as freshly printed newspaper runs through the rollers followed by scenes of Canada's major newspapers and journalists working at computers. Southam owner Conrad Black seeks to compete in the national newspaper market with this new publication. Exteriors of The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Sun, and the Toronto Star. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

More advice for Americans intending to do business in Britain. <br/> <br/>This reel begins with a fast edited sequence to illustrating a range of consumer goods including a car, cigarettes, a bra, a camera, a hi fi etc. The question is posed: "How affluent are these people?" <br/>Statistics about how many families have washing machines, irons, vacuum cleaners, food mixers, tumble dryers and fridges are given. Trend towards central heating rather than coal fires is mentioned. Montage sequence of electric fire shots. <br/> <br/>Farming sequence and manufacturing industry shots. C/Us of labels which read: "Made in Britain.", "English Apples", "British Made." Young women clock in at work. C/U of clock in sheet. Working hours and holiday allowances are discussed. Population and main ports and centres of industry are discussed. Various towns are shown on a map and their main industries described (Steel in Sheffield, Wool and Clothing industries in Leeds and Bradford etc.) Aerial shot of a port. Graphic map shows where all the largest cargo ports are to be found. Transport statistics are given. Animation is used as an illustration. Britain's public transport system is discussed. Train routes are shown and visitor is advised: "Travel first class by train." Internal airline services are discussed. Airports are shown. Motorways are illustrated. Shots of cars driving along a motorway. "Remember they drive on the left." Avis car hire depot is shown - two glamorous assistants help business men with the paperwork. Shot of a car driving along what looks very much like the Westway. Parking restrictions are discussed - various shots of parking meters, yellow lines, traffic wardens ("not renown for their sense of humour"). <br/> <br/>C/U of a wedding photograph. Narrator discusses probable population growth. Camera moves around the photograph picking out couples, children etc. as the narrator discusses the demographic balance of Britain. <br/> <br/>The British weather is discussed. Map of Britain shows high and low pressures. Boating lake in summer. Snow falling on conifers. Large group of people (possibly going to or from work) walk along holding umbrellas. Pea soup fogs have been eliminated thanks to the Clean Air Act. children sledge down a snowy hill. Narrator advises what clothes to bring depending on the season - funny still shots of business man in various attires. Blossom tree by the lake in St James's Park. Summer time - people sit in deck chairs by a lake. Catalogue man shots of our business man dressed for a golf match. C/U of a television screen during a weather report. <br/> <br/>Section follows about British television and radio. Station logos for BBC 1 (the revolving world logo) Thames and BBC 2. Still image of a young groover listening to the radio and C/U of a radio dial. Television screen shows an advert for Cadbury's biscuits. Montage of still shots showing television and radio aerials. Press section - newspaper stand or kiosk. C/Us of various newspapers and magazines. Montage of still shots showing various people reading newspapers at the breakfast table, in the park, in an armchair. A man in a pub turns the page of a newspaper to show an advertisement for Watney's Red beer. We then see his pint glass which has the name Watney's Red on the side. The narrator speaks of how American businessmen can use British advertising. British are the most heavily researched nation in the world and businessmen are encouraged to consult surveys and government statistics. <br/> <br/>Currency is discussed and one, five, ten and twenty pounds are shown. Scottish notes are also shown. Coins are presented. Ten percent of the bill is recommended as a tip. A plate is shown with a bill and £5.50 on top. One should never tip less than ten pence. BOAC aircraft seen coming in to land. Airport, high angle shot of baggage carousel. Montage of shots of British countryside, Horse Guard, bowler in cricket match, waves crashing into shore. <br/> <br/>Cameraman - Nic Knowland. Production Manager - John Phillips. Script - Cliff Michelmore. Narrator - Robert McKenzie. Art Direction and Graphics - Blake/Sears. Producer - Michael Redington. Associate Producer - Gerald W. Funston. Director and Editor - Richard Perfitt. <br/> <br/>The producers gratefully acknowledge the co-operation of the following companies, institutions and organisations: Bank of England, British Airports Authority, British Airways - BEA and BOAC, British Broadcasting Corporation, The Right Hon. Mr. Speaker, House of Commons, Department of the Environment, The National Liberal Club, Avis Rent A Car Ltd., Bass Charrington Ltd., Cadbury Schweppes Foods Ltd., Commercial Union Assurance, English Clock Systems, Austin Reed Ltd., The Royal Garden Hotel, Thames Television Ltd., Wates Ltd., Watney Mann Ltd., Whitbread & Co. Ltd., Young and Rubicam Ltd. <br/> <br/>Produced in conjunction with Southam Business Publications Ltd. <br/> <br/>An RM EMI production. <br/> <br/>See other reels.