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Hospital clashes and aftermath of El Salam office damage

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1. Wide of police in Safaga port 2. Rear shot of police line 3. Close up of tear gas canister 4. Exterior of El-Salam building, housing offices of ferry that sank 5. Paper and furniture on the ground 6. Interior of building, paper and...
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GRAPHIC Suspected rebel killed by mob of CAR soldiers moments after visit by president

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In a shocking display of violence that underscores the anarchy in Central African Republic, soldiers and recruits killed a suspected rebel on Wednesday with knives and concrete blocks, just moments after the president and other officials...
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US Ambassador to Chad visits refugee camp near Sudan border

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1. Wide of Kou Kou camp 2. Sudanese soldiers in the camp 3. Sudanese soldiers sitting under tree 4. Close-up of soldier 5. US ambassador with Sudanese commander 6. Woman with three children/babies 7. Sick elderly woman 8. Woman...
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NATO says about 200,000 Libyan civilians are still threatened by forces loyal to the country''''s former regime, primarily in the cities of Sirte and Bani Walid. Revolutionary fighters are trying to secure the cities and get trapped civilians out.

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HEADLINE: NATO: 200,000 Libyans still under threat CAPTION: NATO says about 200,000 Libyan civilians are still threatened by forces loyal to the country's former regime, primarily in the cities of Sirte and Bani Walid. Revolutionary...
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Egypt- Egypt and Israel patch up rift in relations

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Egypt and Israel agreed in Cairo on Thursday (07/11) to patch up the rift in their relations and to step up efforts to save the troubled Middle East peace process. After holding talks with his Egyptian counterpart Amr Mussa, Israeli...
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Bank loans tractors to help boost Somalia's agricultural industry

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Somali farmers are being given new tractors, as part of a project launched by the International Bank of Somalia. It's hoped the equipment will help boost the agricultural industry, as the country tries to stabilise after two decades of...
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UPITN 31 8 78 RALLY IN CAIRO IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT SADAT'S PEACE EFFORT

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Rally in Cairo in support of President Anwar El Sadat's Camp David peace conference effort. 1. various of crowd on square with banners and Sadat's pictures chanting slogans 2. ms man signing a book indoors, surrounded by people 3. gv...
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Actor Daniel Wu and wife Lisa Selesner hold wedding banquet

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AP Television Hong Kong, 28 July 2010 1. Wide shot press waiting outside the venue 2. Mid shot entrance of the venue 3. Mid shot photographers 4. Wide shot Daniel Wu and Lisa Selesner walking out of the door for photo call 5. Close...
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Opposition leaders react to clashes between protesters and riot police

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Thousands of anti-government demonstrators clashed for hours with riot police in Ukraine's capital Sunday, attacking officers with sticks, stones and flares after new laws were passed to stifle protests. Dozens of people were...
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Final phase of work on museum which will house Tutankhamun's mummy

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While construction work on the main hall of the Grand Museum of Egypt continues, researchers are already benefiting from improved conservation facilities. They've moved into a new centre, which is up and running as part of the museum...
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Tanzanian president addresses Africa Union summit

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Sharm el-Sheikh - 30 June 2008 1. Delegates arriving at summit, walking past flags 2. Various of African leaders during summit Sharm el-Sheikh - 1 July 2008 3. Wide shot of Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, sitting down at podium...
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British FM urges Hamas to agree to immediate humanitarian; UAE aid for Gaza

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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond on Thursday urged Hamas to agree on an immediate humanitarian cease-fire and said Israel and the Palestinian Authority could then come together to hold talks. "Hamas must agree to a humanitarian...
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US envoy Mitchell meets Pres Mubarak and FM, Gheit; presser

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1. Exterior of Presidential Palace 2. Various of meeting between Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit and US Middle East envoy George Mitchell 3. Close-up of cameraman 4. Wide of Mitchell entering...
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South Africa - Zimbabwean President On Elections

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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Saturday (16/3) claimed that his opponents in his country's presidential election had withdrawn their candidacy only because they found the going too tough. Speaking in Pretoria after a meeting with...
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Protest over slaying of pregnant muslim woman in German court

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AP Television is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian or VOA Persian any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut...
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Ghana - Inquiry Into Deaths Of Protesters

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Ghana's government on Thursday (11/5) called for a full inquiry into the deaths of five people at an anti-government protest in the capital city, Accra. Four people were shot dead and one person died of stab-wounds in clashes between...
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Somalia - Peace Troops Pull Out

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Final pull-out brings end to costly peace mission. American and Italian troops finally left the beaches of Mogadishu on Friday (3/3), bringing to an end the costly peacekeeping mission. Marine General Tony Zinni has repeatedly stressed...
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FW de Klerk says Thatcher played role in promoting change in South Africa

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1. Frederik Willem de Klerk, former president of South Africa, arriving for news conference 2. Mid of journalists 3. Pan from cameramen to De Klerk 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Frederik Willem de Klerk, former South African...
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Israeli vice-PM says Saddam's execution was an "historic necessity"

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1. Exterior of Prime Minister's office 2. Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni (in grey jacket) arriving at meeting 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shimon Peres, Israeli Vice Premier: "After Hitler and Stalin, Saddam Hussein was the most cruel...
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Refugee camp where conditions have deteriorated

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1. Kalma refugee camp 2. Tents in camp 3. People around water pump 4. Donkey and cart carrying man and woman 5. Various shots of women and sick children inside makeshift hospital run by the aid organisation CARE 6. Tents in camp 7. Old...
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4:3 Tiny village in Eastern Cape is where late president called home

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The tiny village of Qunu is where South Africa's most celebrated son, Nelson Mandela, who died on Thursday at the age 95, called home. The rolling hills and fields of Qunu is where the boy who was to become the father of the nation,...
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Mourning for victims of petrol pipeline blast

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1. Mid of bereaved family members at the Nairobi City mortuary 2. Various close ups of bereaved women crying 3. Wide of bereaved family members sitting on grass at mortuary 4. SOUNDBITE: (Swahili) Cleophas Busulo, Father of missing...
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SYND 3 3 77 INTERVIEW WITH AMERICAN LAWYER BRIAN SCHWARTZ AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM UGANDA

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interview with brian schwartz, an american lawyer, who was detained by security police in uganda for four days recently, during which he feared for his life. He was arrested last Saturday (Feb 26) by two Ugandan security policemen as he...
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Tear gas fired as Morsi supporters clash with riot police

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Egyptian security forces fired tear gas at dozens of protesting university students in Cairo on Monday in an attempt to prevent their protest from reaching the nearby Defence Ministry. The students were protesting Monday outside their...