Yoko Ono and her son, Sean Lennon, on Wednesday (29 Aug.) launched a coalition of artists, musicians and filmmakers who oppose hydraulic fracturing - a process where millions of gallons (liters) of chemically treated water are injected...

3 August 2005 1. Exteriors of Serbian presidency 2. Serbian flag 3. President Tadic talking to reporter 4. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Boris Tadic, Serbian President: "If Ratko Mladic is not handed over to the Hague tribunal, or, Serbia doesn't...

Secretary of State John Kerry is urging the Syrian opposition to attend a conference next week in Switzerland aimed at finding a political resolution to the civil war there, which has claimed more than 120,000 lives. The opposition...

English/Nat A robot spacecraft tracking an asteroid is sending data back to scientists on Earth again after a 27-hour blackout. But its mission to orbit the giant space rock next month has been postponed. Scientists were trying on...

RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYAthens - 4 June 20151. Various of man playing bouzouki on square2. Man reading newspaper headlines 3. Various of headlines with photos of Prime Minister Alexis...

March 3 -- Matthew Beesley, of Henderson Global Investors, discusses the outlook for the U.K. economy as the campaign for the referendum on EU membership heats up. Beesley joined “On the Move” host Guy Johnson.

CLEAN : Biden warns Russia of more sanctions over

Bashar al Assad has no future as president of Syria even if he overpowers anti government fighters in the stricken city of Aleppo British Defence Minister Michael Fallon says

Mar.29 -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon discusses the fallout of Brexit and says it may present an opportunity to the euro zone to fix existing problems. He spoke to David Rubenstein for the latest episode of Bloomberg...

May.30 -- China's sovereign wealth fund, CIC, is reportedly the frontrunner to acquire European logistics firm Logicor or more than $13 billion. Bloomberg's Ramy Inocencio reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."

Dec.07 -- Comcast is said to be interested in seeking full control of Sky. That's despite tough competition from a rival bidder, Walt Disney. Bloomberg's Dave McCombs reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."

Nov.26 -- Logitech International said it’s not in acquisition talks with Plantronics Inc., according to a statement from the Swiss company. Bloomberg's Ed Hammond reports on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

Jan.18 -- Greg Valliere, chief global strategist at Horizon Investments, discusses the U.S. government shutdown and Trump's possible use of executive authority. He speaks with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and David Westin on "Bloomberg...

VOICED: Nearly 60% of Irish pubs remain closed as only food-serving establishments are allowed to trade due to coronavirus restrictions. SHOWS: Busy Dublin pub and closed Co Kildaire pub, 'Moone High Cross Inn', food being served in busy...

Interview with "Rootys" an Extinction Rebellion activist, who helped drop a large banner off Tower Bridge in solidarity with the Euston tunnellers protesting over HS2.

CLEAN:Interior shots of press conference at No 10 Downing Street with Boris Johnson, Prof Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance on Government's plans to tackle the COVID pandemic this winter, on 14th September 2021 in London, United Kingdom

Leader of al-Saika guerrilla group, Zuheir Muhsen talking to reporters 1. ws Muhsen speaking SOUNDBITE 'we are defending ourselves, nothing else. Syria is still calling all sides to stop fighting, and sort out their differences on a...

Um-Tuba, East Jerusalem, April 15 1. Long shot of people standing on land 2. Israelis and Palestinians carrying banners against house demolitions 3. Banner saying stop bombing Palestinian towns 4. More of demonstrators on land 5....

English/Nat As Israel prepares to celebrate its 50th year, one Palestinian leader remembers how his father tried to stop the Jews with military force, and failed. Faisal Husseini insists he is following the footsteps of his father,...

1. Clock above Paris court 2. Wide of building 3. Close-up of plate reading (French): "Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris" 4. Jerome Kerviel, (pink tie), former trader at French bank Societe Generale, arriving with his team of...

Just because misshaped fruit and vegetables are "ugly", it doesn't mean they aren't edible. That's the message of a Portuguese farm project that wants to reduce food waste by selling to consumers the fruit and vegetables rejected by...

1. Pan of protesters outside Queen Elizabeth II conference centre where Blair is giving evidence, UPSOUND: (English) Protesters chanting "Tony Blair - to The Hague" 2. Protesters with placards reading (English) "Bliar" 3. Close-up of...

As more Syrian refugees continue to pour across the border to escape the bloodshed at home, fears are growing that a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in many of the refugee camps offering shelter. Many of the camps are close to breaking...

1. Chief judge Raouf Abdel-Rahman 2. UPSOUND (Arabic) Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein shouting: "God is great, God is great, long live our people and our mighty nation. Long live the mujahedeen." 3. Abdel-Rahman 4. UPSOUND (Arabic)...