Google defends its tax record: Matt Brittin interview

Various of guests standing around chatting and drinking champagne at charity event hosted by Google Matt Brittin interview SOT Various of guests seated at tables at Media Trust quiz night (hosted by Google) Matt Brittin introducing Media Trust quiz night from stage SOT Close shot of bottle of mineral water on table with 'Google' logo on it EXT 'On bike camera' view of Matt Brittin as cycling to work on his bicycle Matt Brittin arrving at Google office on his bicycle INT Various of Matt Brittin wotking at computer in open-plan office Matt Brittin interview SOT - role of policy makers in promoting the internet Guiests chatting at Google symposium - discussion event for policy-makers Matt Brittin speech to symposium event SOT EXT Matt Brittin (?) and reporter up steps to Google office entrance INT Various of Google computer engineers (computer programmers?) seated working at computer screens in offices Matt Brittin interview as along with reporter Matt Brittin interview SOT - (asked by reporter if on tax issue Google is 'immoral') I'm not immoral, Google is not immoral, if Google were immoral I definitely wouldn't be working for Google/ Google plays by the rules, the rules are set by politicians / I'm proud of how we operate, I find it frustrating when we are criticised for being immoral because I'm not immoral and neither is Google/ a business pays tax on its profits/ money that is in Bermuda is available for us to invest in growth - (on Google tax arrangements) I can understand the concern, I would love it if Google were invented in Cambridge - (aked by reporter how he responds to Boris Johnson's claims that Google pays no tax) he should get his facts right, we pay tax and he should also look at the broader contribution we make including the investments in start-ups in London/ it's frustrating the Mayor of London isn't championing the technology sector which is the chance to provide the next wave of growth for Londo...