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Name of Show: Cmp News

Date of show: 13/01/22
Producer: Sophie Hicks
Presenter: Millie Ray Double & Charlie Coultrip
Anchor/Camera Studio/Camera 1: Charlotte Baker
Editor: Olivia Elliot
Floor Manager: Max
Sports Reporter: Casper Allpress
Weather presenter: Daisy Grace
Camera Studio/Camera 2/location: Max

Running order of show

Topic Presented by Footage Length

Travel Millie Ray B-roll with 2:30
restrictions Double Millie & Charlie
Charlie Coultrip Talking
Vegan-ury Charlotte Baker Report + 3:00
interview
Online scamming Charlie Coultrip Interview
followed by
Charlie talking
in studio
Deforestation Millie Ray Millie & Charlie 4:30
Double talking in
Charlie Coultrip studio followed
by B-roll
Novak Djokovic Charlie Coultrip Charlie talking 2:00
with B-roll
Sport Casper Allpress Casper talking 2:00
in studio
followed by B-
roll
Weather Charlie Coultrip Charlie talking 1:00

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Shooting Script

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0:18 (Opening jingle) Millie and
Charlie in the
0:18 Chazza: Good afternoon and welcome studio
to Thursdays cmp news   
   
Mills: Yes, with the Christmas rush  
now over, we now approach the first
 
couple of weeks  
 
of January, 
   
Chazza: As seen, this Christmas  
reached its peak with the public  
actually allowed to go out and shop  
in time for the big day,   
   
Mills: Whilst this may have been  
good and beneficial it also caused  
a major up-spiral in the market and  
put a lot of pressure on  
companies,   
 
 
Chazza: Some of our top story’s
this afternoon consist of, how  
travel bookings have  
been effected recently due  
to covid, how deforestation is  
 effecting our planet,   
   
Mills: Also just how bad online  
scamming is becoming, and we have  
Casper Allpress reporting on The  
Ashes cricket matches, followed
 
by Charlie again with the
weather.    
   
     
   
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS     
   
   
Mills: Now for the people looking  
0:57
forward to travel abroad due to the  
most recent announcement, about the Play b-roll of the sign
easing of covid rules when that says testing 
travelling should also know a
 
recent surge in holiday bookings
has increased, this is due to the  
rules now being, for people wanting  
to travel you will now not need to  
show proof of a negative PCR test  
nor provide the pre-  
departure covid tests, this meaning  
those arriving back into the UK  
will no longer have to wait for  
their day two test whilst having to  
self-isolate which is also going to  
save a lot of time and money,  
however under 18s will need to be
 
able to provide a negative lateral
 
flow test which will also apply to
double jabbed travellers.  Play b-roll of the busy
Charlie: Derek Jones the CEO is airport 
predicting that travel will be "90  
per cent back before the end of  
spring" he states. This prediction  
has come from the most recent  
travel announcement from Boris. The  
Surge reported to many companies is  
that multiple websites are crashing  
because of traffic due to all off  
the travel enquiries regarding the  
new rules. The airline Jet2 have
 
stated that holidays have struck up
with demands returning to "around  
pre-covid levels" the company saw a  
"huge spike “within bookings which Tui plane flying 
is what boss Steve Heapy told the  
BBC after the pre-departure tests  
for the fully vaccinated people  
would be gotten rid of by the  
government.    
    
MILLS: The airline Tui had said  
they experienced a "strong uptick"  
and Its bookings for EasyJet was  
said it rose almost 200% compared  
to last week. With EasyJet’s
 
flights departing out to Spanish
destinations in such a high demand  
with bookings, place's such as  
Lanzarote and Tenerife bookings  
were up 427% week on week.   
   
Charlie: Overall from London  
Gatwick for the summer of 2022 the  
airline has put about 1.1 million  
more seats on sale. EasyJet has  
also said in a survey taken  
themselves more Brits are planning  
on going on much more holidays than
 
normal and will be spending a-lot
more money. The day of the travel  
rule change announcement the chief  
executive of long-haul tour  
operator Blue Bay Travel, Alister  
Rowland had said that was the  
busiest day the company had faced  
for enquiries online followed by  
website traffic in bookings.     
   
     
6:25 PLAY PACKAGE (NO ONE TALK)   
 
 
VEGANUARY   
 
 
   
   
   
MILLS: When it comes to climate  
change one of the most common  
subjects that come to mind are  
deforestation. The removal of trees  
for varied reasons such as for DEFORESTATION 
fires, has been spoken about for  
many decades and has been listed as  
one of the most harmful factors of  
nature loss and environment harm.
 
We know that trees and plants
absorb up to a third of the  
atmospheres CO2.   
CHARLIE: But as we cut down the  
ecosystem, we are reducing the  
planets' ability to lock away the  
harmful gasses that are burnt from  
fossil fuels, that is almost the  
size of Libya, we need to protect  
 these trees for many different  
reasons such as the fact that trees  
cool down the atmosphere as no  
matter how hot it is where there  
are trees it will always be cool  
therefore helping global warming;
 
provide homes for many different
species and food for animals like Deforestation 
birds and badgers However, over the  
past 30 years campaigns have made a  
massive impact and over the past 7  
years we have begun to see They  
also a change. The rates of  
deforestation have begun to decrees  
from 2015-2020 as the numbers were  
at 10 million hec-acres down from  
16 hec-acres from the 1990.     
   
MILLS: But you don’t have to be an
Deforestaion 
activist to help the issue there
are some more simple ways you can  
create an impact like engaging in  
tree planting, reducing the amount  
of paper you use and join  
organisations that protect trees  
This has been going on for many  
years and people are aware of the  
problem so were left wondering why  
is this still going on? Well, over  
time forests have been used to make  
space for farming and animal  
grazing, and to obtain wood for
 
fuel and construction. 2000
 
years ago 80% of western Europe was
forested, today the number is 34%.  
These days the most deforestation  
is mainly in the tropical  
rainforest, a factor aiding this  
would be extensive road Deforesation 
construction into areas that used  
to be inaccessible.    
   
CHAZZA: The slash and burn method  
in agri-culture is a big  
contributor to deforestation, it is  
when farmers burn large amounts of
 
forests, allowing the ash to
fertilize the land for crops. This  
only stays fertile for a little bit  
so then the farmers must re do this  
process somewhere else.  Recently,  
the department for Environment,  
food and rural affairs announced  
two new environment land management  
schemes this is going to be called  
 Wild East. One of these schemes is  
going to back changes to the use of  
land and habitat restoration. Wild  
east has a vision that in 50 years  
we will return to having six  
hundred and seventeen thousand
 
seven hundred and sixty-three acres
of land across the east of England  
that will be nature. Many different  
companies, groups and even school  
premises can pledge areas of land  
to help the scheme.    
   
MILLIE: Despite this being good for Any of the b-roll that
the environment it is going to come has computer/mobile
with some negative side effects, devices 
for example the commons committee  
warned that there will be a ‘big  
increase in food prices and
 
shortages due to an overhaul of
payment for farmers. The  
government’s plans to reward  
farmers for protecting the  
environment are based of blind  
ideal-ism and in the end the  
country is going to have to rely on  
imports alone. The national Farming Any of the b-roll that
union has stated their growing has computer/mobile
worry about Britain’s food devices 
security, warning that by changing  
the use of agricultural land will  
damage the UK’s self-sufficiency
 
and lead to increased imports.   We
 
can only hope that the people
involved can find a way to resolve  
the issue.      
   
   
   
  Any of the b-roll that
  has computer/mobile
    device 
   
Charlie: Onto the next news story,  
an upcoming epidemic of young  
scammers amongst our communities.
 
These scammers or as they call
themselves “fraudsters”, have found  
new methods to prosper in their  
actions. The most common one of  
these is where they trick targets  
into handing over their private  
information such as banking  
details. They do this with a method  
called “phishing” where they send  
 fake emails or text messages to a  
victim pretending to be a trusted  
bank or delivery company such as  
amazon or the royal mail.   
 In these emails they contain a  
link which is meant to look like
 
one redirecting the user to the
companies log in website however  
that is also fake, the user then  
will type in their account info to  
log in and the scammers now have  
this log in information and will  
take out money and transfer it to  
other personal accounts or scam  
accounts. The scammers then use  
this fraudulently obtained money to  
buy items from online retailers  
such as John Lewis and multiple  
designer brands and resell them on
 
online retailers such as eBay or
Gumtree.   
 This is a very effective method as  
it seems rather believable to  
someone who has not heard of or  
come across this scam before,  
chosen victims are often older Novack playing tennis 
people as they are seen as less  
tech smart therefore more  
susceptible to the process. A  
recent news headline was made as a  
Chinese University student was  
contacted by scammers who claimed
 
to be the police.  
 
Today I am joined in the studio
with Sophie who was recently a  
victim of scamming.    
   
INTERVIEW WITH SOPHIE     
   
The latest figures released by UK  
Finance show the scale of the  
problem, that is that the scale of  
scamming and fraud is only  
increasing. In the first half of  
2021 criminals stole a total of  
£753.9 million through fraud which
 
is an increase of 30 percent since
this time in 2020.     
   
Chazza: onto our next story of  
deforestation     
   
     
   
DEFORESATION     
    
   
    B-roll 
 
CASPER: NOVAK DJOKOVIC   
 
When it comes to the Australia open
there is one person’s name that
comes to mind, Novak Djokovic. The
Australian government is preparing
a case to deport Djokovic as
investigation zooms in on
inconsistencies in his statement
during concern with letting him
stay. It has been said that the
government is willing to receive
Harsh backlash internationally over
the problem in order to maintain
its tough Covid19 border stance. He
was originally set to be deported
after being detained at an
immigration hotel over the weekend
but he won the fight in the Federal
0circuit court to remain in the
country hunting his 10th Australian
open title. The immigration
minister is said to decide today,
fans can only hope that he can
stay!   
 
   
  Thank you, Millie and Charlie.
In sporting news, The ashes has
finished with a humiliating day
for England with a loss of 4-0
against Australia.  
  
Despite this, good fortune did
come to England when the all-
rounder Ben Stokes and teammate
Johnny Bairstow were able to
return for the final test
match.  
  
Previously, Ben Stokes appeared
to suffer a side injury on day
two of the fourth Ashes Test in
Sydney. Stokes was in the middle
of a sustained spell of short-
pitched bowling, but pulled up
clutching his side with one ball
left in his 14th over.  
The 30-year-old then left the
field without completing, with
Mark Wood bowling the final
ball.  
  
A reoccurring theme in cricket
generally seems to be the
repeated racial scandals,
particularly in Northern
England, where Yorkshire interim
coach Ryan Sidebottom apologised
for racism scandal comments.
Could this continuous issue be
one of the reasons England’s
form has been so poor?  
  
Very few professional cricketers
in England are British South
Asians. Approximately, 30% of
recreational players are of
South Asian heritage, while only
4% of professional players are
British South Asian.  
Speaking to the guardian,
Laura Cordingley, CEO of
cricket charity  ‘Chance to
Shine,’ said: “to think that
many people may now feel that
the sport we love does not
welcome them is quite frankly
devastating.”  
Reasons for young Asian
cricketers not making it to
professional careers may be due
to them feeling like outsiders.
This must change and we must
take actions to make other
ethnic groups feel they have a
chance to go pro. This will
boost cricket for England and
cricket as a sport.    
That’s all from me today, over
to daisy.  
 
Thank you, Casper, good
afternoon, I am
Charlie Coultrip with your
weekly weather report.  
Today will see a foggy and misty
early morning however it will
 lift in most areas and turn to a
dry and sunny remainder of the
morning, mixed in with cloudy
and some brighter spells this
afternoon.  
Tomorrow we will see rain clear
and clouds break through without
the morning, allowing sunny
spells to develop. It will then
be mostly dry but scattered
showers will linger in some
northern areas overall I expect
a windy day for many.  
And now for the Forecast from
Thursday to the end of the week,
Thursday will largely be a dry
and sunny day with patches of
clouds in spells.  
Friday will continue to be
settled with sunshine in the
south and east, but cloudier in
the west.  
Saturday is to remain cloudy in
the north with spells of rain at
times, but mostly dry.  
Sunday looks much of the same to
round out the week  
Back to millie in the studio.  
 
 
  
 
Mills: thank you for tuning
into cmp news   
that’s all from us this afternoon,
have a good evening.  

Information and questions for interviewee

Information Questions
Name: Josh

Why being interviewed: Josh was Are you a vegan or have you ever
interviewed on being vegan in tried in the past?
our news production, to explain
to others what it is like and
the commitment in it followed
buy how useful it is.
Did you feel any health benefits
from going vegan?
Do you think there are any
health benefits from going
vegan?

Would you try to encourage other

people to try veganism?

Do you think the campaign

‘veganuary’ is a good way to
promote veganism?

Name: Sophie Hicks

Why being interviewed: Sophie

was interviewed on online
scamming and she shared her
experience and warned others for
going forward in the future.

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