Wednesday, 16 February 2011

Main Script

My main script so far (unfinished)

Media Studies main task


Jingle introducing the show

The one o’ clock news with Edwin Richardson

Edwin
Good afternoon, the Manx 2 plane that crashed at Cork Airport at Belfast during the early hours of Thursday morning has announced that six people, including a relative of the Irish president, were killed and six others injured. Three of the dead have been named so far; Brendan McAleese, a cousin of Mary McAleese’s husband; Pat Cullinan, a partner in accountancy firm KPMG in Belfast; and Captain Michael Evans, deputy harbour commissioner in Belfast. The others who were killed have not been named yet but have been identified as a Briton, the Spanish pilot and British co-pilot. Over to our correspondent Daniel Joyce who is at Cork Airport with the latest.

Daniel
The chairman of Manx2.com Noel Hayes has flown to Cork today to pay tribute to the victims involved in the plane crash, he says the investigations are continuing, to try and establish what caused yesterday’s fatal crash in Ireland. I spoke to him earlier on:

Noel Hayes
It’s a horrific accident and we are carrying on the investigations to find what caused the accident and to prevent this from happening again in the future. Our hearts go out to the families of those involved in the tragic accident and…. It’s a very sad day.

Daniel
The Irish president and relatives of the other victims have also made their way down to pay tribute to their loved ones who sadly lost their lives in a tragic plane crash, that’s the latest from Cork.

Edwin
A 44-year-old man was found dead outside his home in Hillside Avenue on the early hours of Saturday morning, Mark Green; a loving husband, father and son was attacked by a 19-year-old man who has been charged with manslaughter. The family of Mark who died early on Saturday say that they are devastated by his loss.

Edwin 
Work on the redevelopment at the Bowl Stadium at the NSC in Douglas is running ahead of schedule. It seems that the 3000 seater floodlit stadium and synthetic pitch will be finished and ready for the commonwealth youth games this September. We went out and spoke to people to see what they thought of the stadium:
Random person
Well it was about time the bowl got renewed and its now looking really good.


Random person 2
If they can finish this off before the commonwealth games start, then it will be a success.


Random person 3
It just looks amazing

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