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Queen opens new BBC Broadcasting House

(7 Jun 2013) SHOTLIST 1. Various of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meeting BBC officials 2. Tilt up interior of new BBC building 3. Various of the queen meeting BBC staff 4. Various of queen entering Radio 1 studio and listening to pop group The Script perform a song 5. Various of queen entering Radio 4 studio and taking a seat 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Britain's Queen Elizabeth II: "I remember first coming to Broadcasting House with my father the king and my mother and sister, shortly before the war. I came again with the Duke of Edinburgh, just before the coronation, in 1953. I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today." 7. Various of the queen being given a commemorative present 8. Wide of BBC staff taking pictures as the queen and entourage pass by 9. The queen entering open atrium 10. Wide of BBC staff surrounding queen 11. Wide exterior of the BBC building 12. Various of a boy and a girl giving the queen flowers as she leaves building 13. The queen shaking hands with BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall 14. The queen waving to supporters and getting into car 15. Pull out to wide as car begins to leave 16. Car pulling out pan to children waving Union Jacks STORYLINE THE QUEEN AT THE BBC Britain's Queen Elizabeth II visited the new BBC studios in central London on Friday, on the same day her husband was admitted to hospital for a pre-planned, exploratory operation. The queen was welcomed by BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten and Director General Tony Hall, given an extensive tour around the revamped headquarters and met with staff. In remarks broadcast globally, she recalled her previous visits to Broadcasting House, with her father, King George and later with her husband, Prince Philip. "I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years. Years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways. I hope this new building will serve you well for the future and I am delighted to declare it open today," she said from the BBC's Radio 4 studio. Prince Philip is facing exploratory abdominal surgery after being admitted to a London hospital. Buckingham Palace says he is in good spirits and is expected to be in the London Clinic for up to two weeks after surgery on Friday. The 91-year-old was admitted to the clinic, a private hospital and long-time favourite for the royals, after attending a garden party at Buckingham Palace. Officials have not released details about his condition but indicated he had had tests earlier in the week. 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...