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Queen's Speech: Measures to tackle terrorism and crime headline; ITN ENGLAND: London: Westminster:EXT/NIGHTLA LS House of Parliament with large moon in b/g and Big Ben heard chiming SOTCMS winged grotesqueCMS cat shaped grotesqueLA Big Ben clockface with iron railing in f/g PULL FOCUSLS Parliament as seen through railings with barrier raising in f/g00:00:18INTAlan Milburn MP (Labour Party Election Co-ordinator) interview SOT- This isn't about whipping up people's fears, it's about dealing with them/ We live in a world of organised crime, of global terror, we've got to be as sophisticated in dealing with the problems as the criminals gangs are who organise them/ This is about lifting people's fears and letting them live securely in their homes and streetsEXT/NIGHTLA LS Big Ben (at angle) as people walk in f/g00:00:04INTNick Pearce (David Blunkett's special adviser 1999-2003) interview SOT- Tackling terrorism isn't the same as cleaning up graffiti and litter in local areas/ There may be some generic issues which come together under some sense of security or insecurity, but really, tackling crime is the priority in this legislative programme, there's actually very little on terrorism/ Most of that will come in the next Parliament, if at allEXTBV CS HMS Westminster sailor on guard outside Parliament holding a bayonet PULL FOCUS on bladeCMS sailor putting bayonet on his soldier and walking away PULL FOCUS on policeman standing behind himGV group of police officers talkingMS armed policeman who then turns and walks away00:00:24INTRick Nye (Populus) interview SOT- The vulnerability on security issues are that too many people don't think they've delivered on being tough on crime/ On general security issues, people who have made their minds up on Iraq aren't going to change them between now and the election/ One thing Tony Blair can do is to show himself as a certain leader in uncertain times