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(29 Jul 2005) SHOTLIST • • 1. Wide of King's Cross railway station • 2. Union flag at half mast • 3. Wide of delivery of newspapers • 4. Medium of newspapers being thrown out of van • 5. Pull out from newspaper billboard to wide of delivery • 6. Man moving newspaper • 7. Close up of newspapers • 8. Man buying newspaper • 9. Zoom in on pile of newspapers • 10. Sun newspaper with headline Got The Bastards • 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox pop: • I feel very happy, very happy. This man is a danger. • 12. Newspaper stand • 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox pop: • I don't know. Obviously you're pleased they've caught him, but I'm not surprised they've caught him because..... it's one of those things, you just get on with things. Like for example, I'm going to go down on the tube now or get a bus and you don't think about it. But when you're down there, you do. So, you're really pleased they've caught him, but it's not the be-all and end-all because there are so many of these people. • 14. Wide of newspaper stand • • STORYLINE • • British police on Friday evening were confident they had all four of the suicide bomb suspects in custody and police detained a further man suspected of being the so-called fifth bomber. • • Alleged failed bus bomber Muktar Said-Ibrahim, 27, and a man calling himself Ramzi Mohammed - suspected of attempting the Oval tube bombing - were captured in dramatic raids on Friday afternoon in west London. • • The pair were captured at the Peabody Trust estate in Dalgarno Gardens in west London. • • In Rome, Italian authorities detained a man named as Osman Hussain and alleged to be the would-be bomber of a train at Shepherd's Bush, west London. • • They also arrested Hussain's brother-in-law in the same raid at that man's apartment near Rome's main train station. • • The arrests - plus the detention of the suspected fifth bomber in Tavistock Crescent, west London - followed Wednesday's detention of Yasin Hassan Omar, who is suspected of attempting to blow up a Tube train at Warren Street station in central London. • • Saturday's British newspapers hits the stands late on Friday evening, with the tabloid newspaper the Sun claiming in its headline Got The Bastards . • • Londoners at King's Cross railway station, where one bomb exploded on 7 July, said they were relieved the suspects had been caught. • • I feel very happy, very happy. This man is a danger, said a newspaper seller. • • One passer-by said he too was pleased they had been arrested, but added, It's not the be-all and end-all because there are so many of these people. • • Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork • Twitter: / ap_archive • Facebook: / aparchives • Instagram: / apnews • • • You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...

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