Fears that Britain is cashing in on the benefits of Jamaican culture

Fears that Britain is cashing in on the benefits of Jamaican culture; JAMAICA:EXTBoy walking along past murals on wall**Roots interview overlaid SOT**Seagull flying through sky and down to seaGirls chatting on side of road**Webley interview overlaid SOT**Woman stood next to 'Emancipate' mural**Unidentified interview overlaid SOT**Woman sat on stepMural of lion and boy in Jamaican flag t-shirtShane Morgan (Founder and director, Life Yard) stood in front of muralSide view Morgan stood against wallWide shot Morgan in front of muralsShane Morgan (Founder and director, Life Yard) interview with reporter SOTLow angle view 'Rise' written on poleMural of woman wearing headdress Blue handprints on wallMural of woman with butterflies in hair***MUSIC HEARD SOT***Reporter to camera***MUSIC ENDS***'Kingston 145 Years' sign by the sea with oil rig in backgroundWide shot hills and cloudsJoan 'Nanook' Webley (Artist) along with reporter / interview SOTMural of woman and the moonWide shot wall of muralsOdessa Chambers (TV producer) interview SOTGirl along streetWide shot road next to seaINTOlivia Grange MP (Jamaican Culture Minister) set up shots with reporter / interview SOTEXTLevi Roots (Entrepreneur) set up shots with reporter / interview SOTVarious of Roots chatting to reporterSamuel J Gordon aka 'Kindred' (Poet and singer) reciting poem SOTSamuel J Gordon aka 'Kindred' set up shot with reporter / interview SOTJamila Falak (Singer) chatting to reporterChambersJamila Falak (Singer) and Odessa Chambers interview with reporter SOTVarious of murals on wall