(8 Jun 2013) SHOTLIST
++NIGHT SHOTS++
Sultangazi neighbourhood, Istanbul
1. Various of police water cannon trucks firing at burning barricade in Sultangazi neighbourhood
2. Wide of fireworks in front of police vehicles
3. Various of protesters in front of police vehicles
4. Wide of police watching fireworks exploding in front of police water cannon trucks
5. Mid of fireworks exploding in front of police water cannon trucks
6. Mid of fire and tear gas clouding street
7. Mid of protester running as he gets hit by water cannon
8. Mid of protesters hurling objects towards police
9. Wide of protesters hurling objects towards police and getting hit by water cannon
10. Wide of protester hurling object towards police and fireworks in front
11. Protesters running away, fireworks going off, water being sprayed from water cannon
12. Various of water cannons firing at protesters
13. Wide of protesters chanting at burning barricade
14. Close protesters in front of burning barricade
15. Various of police at the scene
Ankara
16. Water cannon vehicle hosing group of protesters as it approaches
17. Close of two protesters in front of police vehicles
18. Protesters approach police vehicle and hurl objects at it, zoom out to wide
19. Wide of water cannon vehicles colliding as they attempt to retreat
20. Mid of protesters pushing up against vehicle
21. Close of woman shouting (in Turkish): "Everywhere Taksim, everywhere: resist"
22. Wide of protesters by monument
23. Wide of Kizilay Square filled with protesters, firework exploding in night sky
24. Various of protesters gathered outside the United States Embassy
25. Various of protesters burning tyres outside the Embassy
26. Various of protester wearing face mask
27. Pan right of protesters burning tyres outside the Embassy
28. Wide of exterior of US Embassy with US flag on top of the building, zoom out
STORYLINE
Clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces broke out for a second night in Istanbul's Sultangazi neighbourhood on Saturday.
Riot police deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse an angry crowd of about 200 who had gathered in this conservative area of Istanbul, inhabited mostly by Kurds and Alawites.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands marched in the central Taksim Square, where the protests initially started over development plans that would have replaced the square's park with buildings.
Also on Saturday night, police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse some 5-thousand anti-government protesters in central Ankara.
The protesters were blocking traffic and attacking water cannon vehicles which at one point collided while trying to reverse at the same time.
Also in Ankara, protesters piled tyres outside the US Embassy and set them on fire as clashes erupted between the police and protesters.
As Turkey's biggest wave of anti-government protests in decades entered its second week with no signs of waning, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's governing party rejected calls for early elections, and dismissed the protests as an attempt by the opposition to topple the government.
The protests were sparked by outrage over a violent police action to break up an environmental protest in Isanbul's Taksim Square on May 31, and have spread to dozens of cities across Turkey.
Three people have died - two protesters and a policeman - and thousands have been injured so far.
They represent the first serious challenge to Erdogan's leadership.
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