(12 Nov 2007) SHOTLIST
Lahore
1. Interior tomb of Allama Iqbal, tomb covered in flowers, mid shot Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto enters
2. Close up, her hands in prayer, pull out as she finishes prayer
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Benazir Bhutto, Pakistani opposition leader
"We cannot work with somebody who has suspended our constitution, imposed emergency, arrested the judiciary, enforced an army act. We tried to work with him to stop the situation from developing."
(Reporter: It sounds like you can't share power with him then, it sounds like you really can't do business with him.)
"This is the reason why we are taking the long march, because we feel so unsure about what he says. He committed to us he would retire as Chief of Army Staff."
(Reporter: Are talks broken off?)
"Yes."
(Reporter: Are you saying no to more talks?)
"We are saying... Yes."
(Reporter: So you're going to go on yourself?)
"Yes."
Islamabad
4. Wide shot of Pakistani government Press Information Department news conference, Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid Ahmed
5. Cutaways
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, Pakistani Minister for Railways
"So if somebody wants to cross the limit and if he wants to hold a rally and procession, so there will be a very strict administration in force. That's on her or that's on his risk. If somebody wants to take a great risk it's up to her or him."
Islamabad
7. Wide shot of journalists protesting carrying waving black flags and chanting anti-Musharraf slogans
8. Close-up of protestor chanting slogan, his face bound in black cloth, and doing V for victory finger sign
9. Mid shot of protestors chanting, holding placard in Urdu saying: "Stop oppression of journalists."
10. Protesters seated, chanting anti-Musharraf slogans
11. Exterior Foreign Ministry of Pakistan
12. Wide Foreign Ministry news conference starting
13. Cutaway journalists
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mohammed Sadiq, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesman ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++
"A section of international media has once again published apparently inspired reports, raising questions about the safety of Pakistan's strategic assets. Such reports appear off and on, and, regardless of their motive, we emphatically reject the contention that there is any danger of our strategic assets falling into the wrong hands. Our strategic assets are as safe as that of any other nuclear weapon state. The highest level of institutionalised protection is accorded to Pakistan's strategic assets to ensure their safety and security. They are under strong multi-layered institutionalised decision making, organisational, administrative and command and control structures since 1998."
15. Police vehicles going along road
16. Benazir Bhutto in Press Club Lahore
17. SOUNDBITE: (Urdu) Gulam Abbas, Head of Pakistan People's Party in Lahore:
"As we plan to march towards Islamabad tomorrow morning, the government has beefed up security to stop us. For the last four days the whole punjab is under fear. The homes of our workers are being raided and police have been arresting them across the Punjab."
18. Various of build-up of security forces around house where Benazir Bhutto is staying in Lahore
STORYLINE
The Pakistan government says opposition leader Benazir Bhutto will not be allowed to hold a procession from Lahore to Islamabad, as the political crisis in the country deepens.
Earlier Bhutto visited the tomb of Pakistan's national poet Allama Iqbal in Lahore, where she offered prayers at his tomb.
But it appeared that the authorities are unlikely to let the march go ahead unimpeded.
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