(11 Dec 2010) SHOTLIST
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Various exteriors of the Royal Palace
2. Antique field guns outside palace
++INTERIORS++
3. Guests arriving for royal dinner
4. Nobel prize winner in economic sciences Christopher Pissarides arriving
5. Cutaway of photographer
6. Nobel prize winner in physics Andre Geim arriving
7. Nobel prize winner in economic sciences Peter Diamond arriving
8. Cutaway of photographer
9. Nobel prize winner in literature Mario Vargas Llosa arriving, pan to Nobel prize winner in chemistry Akira Suzuki arriving
10. Cutaway of photographer
11. Suzuki (right) posing for photographers
12. Vargas Llosa standing in the queue
13. Nobel prize winner in chemistry Ei-ichi Negishi (centre) talking to other guests
14. Close up, Ei-ichi Negishi
15. Nobel prize winner in physics Konstantin Novoselov talking to other guests
16. Novoselov and other guests in queue
17. Photographer
18. Novaselov in queue
19. Swedish prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt and his wife Philippa Reinfedlt arriving, posing
20. Wide of reception
21. Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt and wife Ana Maria Corazza Bildt arriving, posing
22. Swedish King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia arriving with ceremonial escort, posing
23. Swedish Princess Victoria with her husband Prince Daniel (right) and brother Prince Philip (left)
STORYLINE
The 2010 Nobel prize winners gathered for a royal dinner in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, on Saturday as part of the official Nobel celebrations.
Sweden's King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel and Prince Carl Philip attended Saturday's banquet - a Nobel tradition, along with other guests.
Winners in literature, physics, chemistry and economics received their awards from Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf during a lavish ceremony on Friday.
During his speech at Stockholm City Hall, Ei-ichi Negishi, co-winner of the chemistry prize, spoke of his delight at receiving the award, which he shares with fellow Japanese researcher Akira Suzuki and US Richard Heck.
The prize was awarded for their work in designing techniques to bind together carbon atoms.
Also speaking at the banquet was Mario Vargas Llosa, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
The awards were established by Swedish industrialist Alfred Nobel - the inventor of dynamite - and are handed out on December 10, the anniversary of his death in 1896.
The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony was held in Oslo, Norway, also on December 10.

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