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Chinese President at State dinner, adds protests

(9 Nov 2005) SHOTLIST 1. Interior of banquet room 2. Queen Elizabeth II and Chinese president Hu Jintao arriving at banquet room 3. Queen Elizabeth II and Hu walking in banquet room 4. Queen Elizabeth II and Hu taking their seats at banquet table 5. Wide shot of guests at banquet tables 6. SOUNDBITE (English): Queen Elizabeth II: "It is now almost twenty years since I visited China. Since then China's development has caught the world's attention and admiration. It matters to all of us what kind of country China's people will build, what role they will play in the world of the 21st century and how this will be perceived by others." 7. Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip and Hu Jintao's wife, Liu Yongqing, seated at table (soundbite overlaid) 8. Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth II's daughter 9. Wide shot of banquet room, guests standing for Chinese national anthem 10. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip 11. Queen Elizabeth II and Hu raising glasses for toast 12. Wide shot of room, guests applauding 13. Queen Elizabeth II speaking to Hu 14. British Prime Minister Tony Blair 15. Various of guests standing for British national anthem 16. Guests dining 17. Wide shot of protestors gathered outside Buckingham Palace 18. Buckingham Palace gates 19. Pan of protestors gathered outside Buckingham Palace 20. Protestor chanting with megaphone 21. Little girl chanting 22. People meditating 23. Pan of women holding placards and chanting 24. Man holding picture of spiritual leader Dalai Lamai 25. Policemen at protest 26. Women singing at protest STORYLINE Chinese President Hu Jintao, his wife and entourage dined as guests of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, at a Buckingham Palace state banquet on Tuesday night Hu was seated next to the Queen at the official dinner. More than 160 guests including others members of the Royal family and British Prime Minister Tony Blair were in attendance. In a speech during the banquet, the Queen said that China's growth brought difficult challenges and great opportunities. "It matters to all of us what kind of country China's people will build, and what role they will play in the world of the 21st century and how this will be perceived by others," she said. Supporters - and those opposed to Hu - lined the streets outside Buckingham Palace as the banquet took place. Hu is on a three-day state visit to Britain, and on Tuesday was officially welcomed during a ceremony at Horse Guards Parade in central London. 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...