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For Distribution to Cps MOD100017678 For Distribution to CPs Purpose of this document This is a script. We'd like you to review, in particular: • the scope of the learning objectives covered • the accuracy of the content • any queries we may have added. Client name: BBC Project name; Editorial Standards Modules please note that the comments in the 'notes field' of each screen are where Epic has Project number: 10275 suggested additional text or raised points for clarification. When the comment refers to text in the script, we have highlighted it yellow. P riv a c y Secret Recording Made by Third Parties Epic 52 Old Steine Brighton. BNl iNH United Kingdom www.epic.co.uk I t; ^-44 (0) 12/3 728686 i f: +44 (0) 1273 821567 MOD100017678 For Distribution to CPs Text and Graphic Screen ID m35 s05 t20. 002 Text and Graphic Skippable Y/N Screen ID m35 S05_t20_005 Next Screen ID I Last Screen In Branch I Y/N Skippable N _____________________________ ________________________ ________ 1 Last Screen In Branch I Y/N Layout TR Next Screen ID 1 Title Introduction Layout TL Initial Audio Transcript Title Your Mission Initial Text Initial Audio Transcript Initial Text From time to time, secret recordings made by third parties make the BodyT ext national headlines. Whether or not to use the material requires some It's the BBC's responsibility to respect privacy and not infringe it very careful judgement. A number of factors will be taken into without good reason. account. Deciding when, or if, to use secretly recorded footage is always difficult. It's made especially so when using material that has been BodyText recorded by a third party. In this module, you won't undertake a task, but will instead have the opportunity to watch a masterclass with Fran Unsworth, Head of BBC BodyText Properties Body Text Size 404,372 Body Text Coords 48£l,94 Newsgathering, about secret recordings made by third parties. Graphic Description An image of Fran Unsworth. Filename m35_s05_t 20 002 Body Text Coords 488,94 Alt Text A TV screen displaying an image . Graphic Coords 0,94 BodyText Properties Body Text Size 404,372 m35_s05_t of Fran Unsworth. Graphic Description The Mission Chair- Filename 20_005 Label Graphic Coords 0,94 Label Properties Label Size 150,25 Label Coords 12,123, Alt Text '■ The Mission Chair. Label Flash Final Instruction Select NEXT to continue, siz cOord LahelPropertie^ Label Size , 150,26 Label Coords 12,123 Text-Only Final - Select Next Page to:contlnue. Flash Final Instruction Select NEXT to view some examples, siz Cords e Instruction Related Learning Text-Only Final Select Next Page to view some examples. Instruction__________ Screen Resources ResO Expert Text Audi Y/N Related Learning 0 Screen Resources ResO Audi Y/N Expert Type Expert Text 0 Additional Data BBC E ditorial G uidelines 1.2.8 Privacy Expert Type We will respect privacy and will not infringe it without good reason, Additional Data BBC E ditorial Guidelines wherever in the world we are operating. Private behaviour, 1.2.8 Privacy information, correspondence and conversation will not be brought Vile will respect privacy and will not infringe it without good reason, into the public domain unless there is a public interest that wherever in the world we are operating. Private behaviour, outweighs the expectation of privacy. information, correspondence and conversation will not be brought into the public domain unless there is a public interest that Notes outweighs the expectation of privacy. Notes MOD100017679 For Distribution to CPs Thumbnail Description ---------1-------- I Video Audio Tabbed _ . ......... Tab One Video 2 ■ Screen ID m35 S05 t20 010 Thumbnail Graphic Alt SkiDoable N 1 Last Screen In Branch 1 n Next Screen ID Tab One Video 2 Video Filename Behind the scenes Title Dfisr.riDtion Media Type Video ............................ .......................... Tab One Video 2 Video Take some time to view specific examples when the BBC had to make Initial Text Text-Only Scene decisions about whether to broadcast material secretly recorded by Setter third parties. ........................ Tab One Video 2 Video Initial plash Instruction Select both headings to view the available clips, choose each TranscriDt thumbnail to play the clips. _ ............ ,........ Tab One Video 3 Title Initial Text-Only Tab One Video 3 Filename Instruction Video clip thumbnails.are shovvn vvith each heading. Select each ' Thumbnail Description thumbnail to reveal a flash video player then select the play button to Tab One Video 3 start the video. A transcript of the dialogue can be accessed by Thumbnail Graphic Alt selecting the Show transcript link. Text Screenreader Tab One Video 3 Video Filename Instruction Filename m35 s05 t Initial Graphic Tab One Video 3 Video Description 20_010 Text-Only Scene The BBG Acdderhv loao. ’ . ' Initial Graphic Alt Text Setter The Policy Tab One Title Tab One Video 3 Video Decision making Tab One Video 1 Title TranscriDt How do you treat third party secret Filename m35 s05 t20 0 Tab One Video 1 Tab One Video 4 Title Thumbnail Description recordings? 10 1 Tab One Video 4 Filename Tab One Video 1 Still of Fran about to respond to a question. Thumbnail Description Thumbnail Graphic Alt Tab Ope Video 4 Text Thumbnail Graphic Alt Tab One Video 1 Video How do you treat third party secret Filename m3S s05 t20_0 Description recordings? 10„l.flv Tab One Video 4 Video Filename Fran Unsworth discusses decision making in relation to secret Tab One Video 1 Video Description Text-Only Scene recordings made by third parties. , Tab One Video 4 Vicjeo Setter Text-Only Scene Fran Unsworth: Tab One Video 1 Video Setter Transcript One of the issues that you do have to deal with when you are offered Tab One Video 4 Video material recorded secretly by a third party is, 'What are the principles Transcriot by which they gathered this material?', because our principles say that Tab One Video 2 Title there has to be prima facie evidence of wrongdoing. So we would be Filename quite uncomfortable about sornebody who had recorded something on Tab One Video 5 the basis of being an Agent Provocateur and that they didn't have any Thumbnail Description evidence of wrongdoing before they actually set out on their secret Tab One Video 5 filming expedition. Now sometimes that's quite difficult to establish Thumbnail Graphic Alt because they're not necessarily going to tell us that, but in any case, Filenariie we still under those circumstances vyould apply, 'Is this material in the Tab One Video 5 Video public interest?' and, 'Has it already been put into the public domain Description anyway?'. And those are the things we would consider before deciding Tab One Video 5 Video whether to run material or not. Text-Only Scene Setter Tab One Video 5 Video Tab One Video 2 Title Transcript Tab One Video 2 1 Filename 1 Tab One Video 6 Title MOD100017680 For Distribution to CPs Tab One Video 6 Filename Thumbnail Description 'Give me the money' .seems to be the gesture. According to the paper, Tab One Video 6 this was the Duchess last Tuesday evening cutting the deal. Thumbnail Graphic Alt Text The Duchess of Y o rk : Tab One Video 6 Video Filename You send it to the bank account that I tell you to send it to. Description Tab One Video 6 Video Undercover reporter: Text-Only Scene If you give me the bank account details I'll arrange that no problem at Setter all. Tab One Video 6 Video Transcript The Duchess of York! Tab Two Title The Recordings Then that, is then like then you open up all the channels, whatever Tab Two Video 1 Title Sarah Ferguson / Lord Triesman you need, whatever you want, and then that's what and then you Tab Two Video 1 The Sarah Ferguson and Lord Filename m35 s05 t20 0 meet Andrew and that's fine. Thumbnail Description Triesman exposes discussed. 10 2 Tab Two Video 1 Still of a BBC newsreader. Thumbnail Graphic Alt Ttfe News of the WotTd stresses Prince Andrew is not involved. From Text his ex-wife, there's this. Tab Two Video 1 Video The Sarah Ferguson and Lord Filename I rriSS sOS t20 0 Description Triesman exposes discussed. 1 10 2.flv The Duchess of York; Tab Two Viaeo 1 Video He never does accept a penny for anything. Text-Only Scene Setter Undercover reporter: Tab Two Video 1 Video BBC News rep o rte r: No, of course not, no. Transcript Good evening. The Duchess of York is said to be devastated after being caught on camera asking for half a million pounds to arrange an The Duchess of York: introduction to her ex-husband, Prince Andrew. The Duchess was No, no, he does not. secretly filmed meeting a News of The World reporter who was posing as a businessman. This report from our royal correspondent June Kelly Undercover reporter: contains flash photography. I know. BBC News reporter June Kelly: H e* oes*^not*and will not and he is completely whiter than white. The Duchess and, on the table, the dollar bills. The evidence of Sarah Ferguson's latest money making venture, according to the News of The World. And, says the paper, this is where she collects. In the bag, BBC News re p o rte r: Now the football association chairman. Lord Triesman, has quit after a $40,000, and that's just a down payment. Sunday newspaper recorded him saying that rivals to England's 2018 The Duchess of York; World Cup bid were prepared to bribe officials at this year's tournament ih South Africa.
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