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For the second year running I have been short listed for the Rory Peck Trust news awards. In 2011 it was down to the footage shot over the first week of the Egyptian Uprising. This year it is for covering the August 2011 London Riots. The other two finalists in the news section are Roddy Hafiz for his stunning work in Cairo and Mani for his unbeleivable work in Homs, Syria.

On the year anniversary of the London riots ReportDigital got me to go back over the original footage and upload five previously unpublished video rushes from the Tottenham riots. Below is a list of the online library rushes.

Tottenham Riots 1 - Tottenham Riots 2 - Tottenham Riots 3 - Tottenham Riots 4 - Tottenham Riots 5

Tottenham Riots 6 - Tottenham Riots 7 - Tottenham Riots 8 - Tottenham Riots 9 - Tottenham Riots 10

Tottenham Riots 11 - Tottenham Riots 12 - Tottenham Riots 13 - Tottenham Riots 14 - Tottenham Riots 15

Previously Unpublished: Tottenham Riots 16 - Tottenham Riots 17 - Tottenham Riots 18

Tottenham Riots 19 - Tottenham Riots 20 - Tottenham Riots 21

Hackney Riots 1 - Hackney Riots 2 – Hackney Riots 3 - Hackney Riots 4 - Hackney Riots 5

Sloane Square Looting Aftermath – Croydon Aftermath 1 – Croydon Aftermath 2

We are the Enfield Army - We are the Enfield Army: Interviews

Footage is available from reportdigital.co.uk

Written by jasonnparkinson

September 28, 2012 at 14:18

Posted in Economy, Policing, Politics, Society

Tagged with croydon, enfield, hackney, london riots, rioting, riots, sloane square, tottenham, video, vigilantes

2009 London G20 Summit

Unpublished Tottenham: One Year On

The Battle of Mohamed Mahmoud

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Guardian Video: Egyptian Military Defector

Two video rushes from the recent unrest in Cairo as the country began the long and much contested road into the national elections. The first film was shot at night and the police cut the power to Mohamed Mahmoud street. This led to some complicated and dangerous filming, overcoming pitch black sections of the street, a hail of unknown gas and live rounds fired from an unseen enemy less than fifty metres away.

The second rush follows protestors as they battle with police on Mohamed Mahmoud street for the fifth day on 23 November, eventually pushing the police back to the Interior Ministry and a ceasefire being put in place. That cease fire lasted about two hours.

Jess Hurd Photo Galleries

Uprising Against The Military

Martyrs Day

Original video rushes and posts from the #Jan25 uprising.

Day of Rage

Night of Rage

Battle of the Interior Ministry

The Battle of Cairo

Photo Gallery 1: Jess Hurd
Photo Gallery 2: Jess Hurd

The Reader: The Revolution Is Being Televised

LPB: Attacks on Media Workers in Egypt

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