(7 Jul 2005) SHOTLIST
APTN
Edinburgh
1. Wide shot of vigil
2. Sign saying 'Vigil for London victims'
3. Woman holding sign saying 'No more killing! London'
4. People at vigil - tilt-down to candles
5. Various of candles
6. SOUNDBITE (English): Rosie Kane, Scottish Socialist Party:
"I'm here tonight to express solidarity, concern and condolences, and to be somewhere peaceful and reflective at this time where violence seems to be reigning."
7. Tilt-up from sign saying 'bombs equal bombs' to people putting candles on ground
8. Close-up of candles
POOL
Gleneagles
9. Various of helicopter carrying British Prime Minister Tony Blair about to land
10. Various of Blair and entourage walking at Gleneagles, enters building
STORYLINE
About 100 people attended a vigil in Edinburgh on Thursday evening for the victims of a string of rush hour bombings in London earlier in the day.
The attacks killed at least 37 people and injured 700.
"I'm here tonight to express solidarity, concern and condolences," said Rosie Kane of the Scottish Socialist Party.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair has returned to Scotland for the G8 summit in Gleneagles having been in London where he made an address from Downing Street.
Blair said those behind the attacks had acted in the name of Islam, but that he knew most Muslims worldwide deplored what he called an "act of terrorism."
Blair, the summit's host, vowed the G-8 talks would continue despite the attacks.
In London, the British leader visited the capital's police headquarters and chaired an emergency meeting of a government committee that responds to civil emergencies.

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