the mayor of london, sadiq khan. with us. okay.me back to gbn tonight with me, emily carver and a very happy new year's eve to you at home. now, fury today has erupted after london mayor sadiq khan was knighted in the king's new year's honours list. now sir keir starmer has been accused of rewarding failure because, among other things, knife crime has increased in the capital city by 50% since sadiq khan took office in 2016. now, the london mayor has also been responsible for rolling out the controversial ulez scheme in greater london, which a lot of people say is hitting the poorest workers the hardest. and why exactly does sadiq khan, who often talks about decolonising things? he likes to change street names if they're if they're not deemed politically correct? he wants to decolonise our statues and everything like this. why does he want to accept such an award? but let's speak to the reform london assembly member alex wilson, who criticised the decision, calling it yet another kick in the teeth to hard working londoners. he join

ten teenagers were killed in london last year, the most. in london last year, the most recent figuresered, the community here is asking what can be done to stop the killings. we are keeping an eye on the house of commons for you, where mps are preparing for prime minister's questions, they'rejust about to for prime minister's questions, they're just about to begin. keir starmer will be taking questions from kemi badenoch, the leader of the conservative party, and mps from across the house very shortly. as we have been discussing, we expect the issue of grooming gangs to may i wish all members of this house a happy new year. and, mr speaker, our thoughts are with those affected by the recent flooding and we thank the responders working hard to keep communities safe. this week we published our elective reform plan to rebuild our nhs and end the tory backlog. we will deliver where the previous government failed, empowering patients, boosting productivity, more care in the community and incentivising reform. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to

does the congestion charge here in london work?eporter: alina turk is head of transport strategy and planning at transport for london, or tfl, which is akin to new york's mta. >> when we first introduced congestion charging, it's had a really, really positive impact. >> reporter: tfl says the number of vehicles driving into central london dropped by 18% within the first year of congestion pricing, and congestion inside the zone was reduced by 30%. but now more than 20 years later, the traffic is back. according to the traffic analysis company, london is the most congested city in the world as of 2022 with the average london driver losing 166 hours compared to 117 hours in new york city. how do you measure if the charge is working if people are still sitting in traffic? >> it's about overall vehicle numbers and going down, but that space being repurposed for other uses. making central london and the city much more pleasant place to be, but also increasing the through-put of people that you're getting through. >> reporter: in its 20

i'm still london breed from the projects.till london breed from san francisco. >> reporter: the election was about change at city hall and change there will be, but whether a new mayor will change the tenderloin is yet to be seen. >> breed said she would often speak with glide's long time pastor, the late cecil williams, whenever she faced a problem. >>> got a wind advisory that goes into effect the top of the hour at 7:00 for the higher elevations of the bay area and coastline of the peninsula, but the strongest winds will occur in southern california. they're facing their strongest windstorm in over ten years. we'll sh (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say it all with irresistibly touchable skin. get in touch. gold bond. (light gentle music) - unraveling life's mysteries. at stanford medicine, it's part of our dna. our world class school of medicine and adult and children's health systems work together expanding what we know a

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a man who was hit by a car in central london on christmas day has died.in central london on christmas day has died. the metropolitan police say he passed away from his injuries and hospital on new year's eve. a 30—year—old man has been charged with four counts of attempted murder and is due to appear at the old bailey later this month. police say the charges will be reviewed following mr chapman's death. 12 people, including two children have been killed in a shooting rampage in southern montenegro yesterday evening. the shooter, aco martinovic had been drinking heavily throughout new year's day and got into an altercation with a restaurant guest. after the argument, he apparently went home to get a weapon and returned to the restaurant where he begin a shooting spree. martinovic drove to five other locations and shot several other people including members of his own family. police say he fatally injured himself during a stand off with officers several hours later. the proportion of patients here in england being diagnosed with cancer at an early stage ha

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live from london, this is bbc news. a state of emergency has been declared, as 30,000 people are told to evacuate their homes due to wildfires. millions more are under a fire warning. police continue their search for the killer of a 14—year—old boy, who was stabbed to death on a bus in southeast london. a new report says state schools in england could face very tight budgets next year, with rising costs likely to outstrip the growth in school funding. campaigners have expressed concern about plans by meta to abandon independent fact checkers on facebook and instagram. later i will be joined by the boss of rolls—royce as they deal with growing demand for ultra bespoke vehicles. a very warm welcome to the programme. i'm sally bundock. a huge wildfire is burning through thousands of acres in california, with tens of thousands of people evacuated from their homes. this is the scene live in pacific palisades, a neighbourhood in the hills near santa monica, in los angeles, where we've seen pictures of burning cars and destroy

can land — of circling london, flights can land at — of circling london, flights can land at heathrowluding _ land at heathrow. some in her own party including the - land at heathrow. some in her own party including the mayor| own party including the mayor of london are against expanding heathrow and some opposition politicians are circling.- politicians are circling. there is no economic— politicians are circling. there is no economic case - politicians are circling. there is no economic case for- is no economic case for expanding heathrow and we know how damaging it would be to the environment and the noise impact it for people living across south west london. economic growth matters because it can help fund public services, without the need for further tax increases, but the rate of growth has been glacial so some members of rachel reeves party are now worried that they and unpopular spending cuts could be on the horizon and some labour mps are concerned that the government's green agenda would be downgraded in the pursuit of allusive growth. the chancellor insists there should be

it's just gone 6:13 in london.et's go to south africa where the second half of last year saw the country's bonds the best performers among 18 other emerging markets, generating a total return of 14%. but coming to power of a ruling coalition, the first item 30 years between the anc and the democratic alliance, boosted investment in south africa's currency, equities and bonds. we get more with editor-in-chief m.r.i. does -- emeritus who joined us now from new york. good morning, matt. no one saw the ram strength in 2024 coming, but nor was the rewriting of south african political history a given. since the strong dollar knocked it, will it last in 2025? >> the real test is the federal reserve, as you know, has kept a very restrictive credit stance. as you mentioned earlier, just about every currency that is a major in the world. whether it is the yen or especially the euro has depreciated significantly against the dollar. particularly with the fed's credit policy. the fact that the rand of all currencies which essen

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for next to nothing, the rims in london are among the highest in europe. having a roof over your head, no matter how small is priceless. i am, harrison. i'm a designer and living in an escape house is going on. is it even possible to live in a dumpster on 2 and a half square meters without a bathroom or even a toilet? and could you live like that? it seemed to harrison marshal county. good. why does he want to? the idea came a few years ago when i was, i was working abroad for a few months, coming back to london, needed to find a new place to live. and as was the case is thousands of people found that the rank was crazy. harrison's solution was to move into a dumpster in the middle of london, which you did in january 2022. the law was provided by an art and architecture foundation. of course, there are several limitations to take showers. for instance, harrison goes to a local gym. that was the, a, comes on library kind, neva to stay with the with the. so is just run a hose that jump save and then hooks up to this top outside, just a very smooth container.

on bbc london...0:30 tonight we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters. and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. less than two weeks before his inauguration as us president, donald trump has repeated his desire to take control of both greenland and the panama canal, and even floated the possibility of using military force. mr trump made his remarks during questions from reporters at his estate in florida. his son, donald trumpjnr, was in greenland today on what he called a �*personal day trip�* to talk to people. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. this is a very deliberate signal of intent. donald trump was genuine desire to take over greenland. it's no coincidence that his son donald junior landed there today. it may look like he has come for a property viewing before trying to buy the island. he says that is not the case. ~ , . island. he says that is not the case. 3 . isl

london. to— for instance, who has gone to london, to see your show is planning _ london, to see yourtry to book a hotel— and i think he will try to book a hotel to _ and i think he will try to book a hotel to stay over instead, rather — a hotel to stay over instead, rather than brave the m 40, m42 heading — rather than brave the m 40, m42 heading back to the midlands at about— heading back to the midlands at about 1030—11 heading back to the midlands at about 1030-11 pm heading back to the midlands at about 1030—11 pm tonight. but i think— about 1030—11 pm tonight. but i think it — about 1030—11 pm tonight. but i think it is — about 1030—11 pm tonight. but i think it is hard to know with these — think it is hard to know with these forecastsjust how think it is hard to know with these forecasts just how bad things— these forecasts just how bad things will get. worst case scenario? it is going to be really— scenario? it is going to be really heavy snow with quite a hi i really heavy snow with quite a big accumulation, causing major disruption — big accumulation, causing major disruptio

live from london, this is bbc news.the strip "a demolition site" where "something needs to happen". i would like egypt and jordan to take people, you are talking about probably 1.5 million people and we just clean up that whole thing. these are live pictures from gaza — where israel is continuing to stop tens of thousands of palestinians returning to the north of the strip after accusing hamas of a second ceasefire violation. chancellor rachel reeves hints a third runway at london's heathrow airport could get government support — as part of plans to grow the economy. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanthan. president trump says he'd like to see a—million—and—a—half of gaza's residents taken in

this is london. this is _ welcomed in the new year. this is london.his is london. 100,000 people lined the banks of the river thames as big ben sounded for the first time this year, and auld lang syne rang out. the display lasted 11 minutes and included 12,000 fireworks and 420 lights. paris rang in the new year in spectacularfashion with a firework display on the champs elysee and the arc de triomphe. all the landmarks being to off. —— ticked off. now let's take you to berlin. residents attended a massive open—air party at the brandenburg gate. it's considered to be one of the biggest new year's eve parties in the world. and these were the scenes in brazil over rio's legendary copacabana beach. thousands of people packed onto the beach to watch the annual new year fireworks there. but not all new year's events went ahead. in scotland, edinburgh's outdoor hogmanay celebrations were cancelled for the first time in nearly 20 years because of strong winds and rain. the event, which usually includes a street party and fireworks, was called off due to safe

your in-q-tel is your record on the london market as well. are you seriously thinking about delisting from london, perhaps going somewhere else, perhaps going to the united states where a energy companies are treated at a premium as well? be you don't have the same criticisms labeled at the resource industry that we get on this side of the atlantic. >> i mean, the uk market. >> already is. >> a is a challenge market in terms. >> of. >> the london stock exchange shrinking. >> and you're absolutely spot on, steve. even more of a challenge. >> for. >> oil and. >> gas companies. >> the issue. we're looking at is pivoting towards asia. so we've made great progress. >> over the last. >> year in asia. we've signed an agreement to sell gas. >> into malaysia using one of our. >> resources. >> the two and a half tcf. >> we've just purchased harbors. >> energies. >> vietnam assets. >> we've we. >> have a joint venture. >> now for exploration. >> and in indonesia. >> we're also. looking at with some majors there. so we are expanding in. in in the region.

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ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end.n a hammer.

live from london, this is bbc news.riously injured. israel is preparing to receive the first three hostages due to be released on sunday under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. iam in i am in hostages square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment that they hope their loved ones will be heading home. thousands of --eole will be heading home. thousands of people are _ will be heading home. thousands of people are expected _ will be heading home. thousands of people are expected to - will be heading home. thousands of people are expected to join - of people are expected to join a march in washington ahead of the inauguration of donald trump. we will be there live. hello, welcome to bbc news. at least 17 people have been seriously injured after a chairlift accident in northern spain near the french border. astun, the ski resort in the spanish pyrenees where the accident happened, has been closed and rescue services are at the scene. these are the latest pictures of helicopters ferrying the injured to

in central london. full of many hundreds of protesters. a common presence at these protests over the past year or so has usually been smaller counter—protests. as you can see, you can see the israeli flag. you can also see yellow balloons, the sign of hope for the safe return of hostages from gaza. now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over the past year or so, is under review. that was nickjohnson now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over

ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end.ll on a hammer. commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4-1. _

here in london, we up on the, on the ring of it, but there is. so i sense of worry from people the respect into that what is being discussed is a ceasefire agreement rather than nothing piece. and they also say they worry, without donors, we're committed to the monument, the task of rebuilding dogs up without any guarantee. so nothing you say, oh, so if you will say one to a complete and 2 on straight with israel, take a listen to what some of the protests my fault guys are probably spinning people because at least they're going to get some really well. i don't know, but it's a step in the right direction. so hopeful is the word, silvery side for all the lives lost. hopefully they'll be paid for awhile, but other things can be last thing. and i think we still need to really see what the american governments apple out of the new take of them to go and stay with prices. if it isn't like everyone says, well then would be fox for today's charges was meant to be a march. like every all the time this event organize and run here in london is the past 15

dry studio in london. . ., ., ., london.oving. i am not swapping. thank you - london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you very l not swapping. thank you very much. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in decades. five states have declared a state of emergency but at least 25 more are under weather alerts as the storm is expected to begin in the centre of the country before spreading eastwards. even places that do not typically see cold weather such as florida and mississippi are being told to be braced for treacherous conditions. our north america correspondent rowan bridge is following the story — and told us just how bad it could get. you're talking parts of the united states that could get as much as a0cm of snowfall. and that is going to come in some places with wind as well, creating blizzard like conditions, making travel extremely treacherous. american airlines, the biggest airline carrier to carrier in the united states, has already said it'

the third runway will mean instead of circling london, flights can land at heathrow.osition politicians are circling. so there is no economic case for expanding heathrow and we know how damaging it will be to the environment and the noise impact on everyone living all across west and south—west london. economic growth matters because it can help fund public services without the need for tax increases but the rate of growth has been glacially slow some members of of growth has been glacial so some members of rachel reeves's own party are now worried big and unpopular spending cuts could be on the horizon. and some labour mps are concerned that the government's green agenda will be downgraded in the pursuit of elusive growth, but the chancellor insists there should be no conflict between boosting the economy and protecting the environment. the conservative leader says labour doesn't have a credible plan for the economy. your hearing announcements, not plans. when you say what people want to hear without saying how you will deliver it, then you run into trouble after you

i'm still london breed from the projects.'m still london breed from san francisco. >> reporter: the election was about change at city hall and change there will be, but whether a new mayor will change the tenderloin is yet to be seen. >> breed once again mentioned she would often speak with glide's long time pastor, the late cecil williams, whenever she was faced with a difficult problem. >>> back to that huge budget issue in oakland, today the city closed two fire stations, 25 and 28 closed the next six months in oakland hills. station 10 which was already closed will stay that way. our kevin ko was outside city hall where firefighters were not shy about the potential consequences. >> these cuts are a tragedy waiting to happen. >> what could have been a small fire near your house will become a conflagration leaving tragedy in its wake. >> the amount of money it will save is not worth the potential cost in lives. >> reporter: the firefighters who arrive to help when oakland calls 911 called on city officials to keep fire stat

and coming up — london's annual new year's day parade gets under way in a few hours.join one group's rehearsal. hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme and a happy new year. across the world, people have been celebrating the start of 2025. right now it's just turned midnight in the us state of alaska and in parts of french polynesia. and an hour ago the west coast of america entered the new year — these pictures are from las vegas in nevada where the world—famous strip with all those hotels and casinos was lit up with fireworks. it's one of the last big displays to welcome in 2025. despite ongoing conflicts and tensions around the world, the new year is always a moment for optimism and celebration — and lots and lots of fireworks. greg mckenzie has been looking at the pictures. five, four, three... ..two, one. big ben chimes the biggest show in europe. tens of thousands of people lined the river thames to bring in the new year and watch a spectacular 12 minutes of fireworks. well, 100,000 people managed to get tickets to experience the fireworks show and m

a third runway will mean that instead of circling london, flights can land at heathrow.aviation and economic growth go hand in hand. we're an open trading economy, we need to bring investment in. demand to travel is growing and heathrow is almost at capacity. but opposition to heathrow�*s expansion is well established, with recent objections reaching the courts. it's a long time since we last had a proper economic analysis of what heathrow expansion would deliver, and even when that was last done, it was marginal at best. and i don't think that picture is going to have improved. so there is no economic case for expanding heathrow, and we know how damaging it will be to the environment and to the noise impact on people living all across west and south west london. in the last fortnight, rachel reeves has promoted the uk's aims for growth in china and davos to politicians and business leaders. on wednesday, we'll hear more about those plans, including reforms to the planning and infrastructure bill to axe red tape that slows down approvals for major building projects. buil

at least 70 people were arrested during the london protest. that's the largest number since raleigh's began in october 2023, relating to investigative, which was there to gauge the mood among the demonstration or the courses of all that all to him on doing a ceasefire to 15 months. here in london, we up on the, on the ring of it, but there is. so i sense of worry from people to respect into that what is being discussed is a ceasefire agreement rather than nothing piece. and they also say they worry without donors would cause me to the monument, the task of rebuilding dogs up without any guarantee. so nothing you say, oh, so if you will say one to a complete and to oh, on straight with israel, take a listen to what some of the protests my fault guys are for the public opinion people because at least they're going to get some relief. well, i don't know, but it's a step in the right direction. so hopeful is the word, silvery side for all the lives lost. hopefully they'll be pace for a while of other things going to be last thing and i think we st

and this is what has been a major point of attention in london at this protest today. without the reasoning to reach out to 0, the just 2 days out of donald trump's evaluation, thousands of processes i failed to 3. so all of the us capitol, they're calling it the march. the people's march demonstrate is concerned about what comes next. presidency may mean for women, migrant sand, refugees submit a protest, supply and across major us cities throughout the day on saturday. john henry and reports from washington. this is a new phase, is the resistance in america. this is the people's march thousands. the organizers say, tens of thousands of demonstrators are here, and they're here for different causes, abortion rights, l g, b, t rights, human rights. but they're all united in opposing the trump administration. it's modeled on the women's march in 2016 when more than a 1000000 people march here in washington, dc, and in a number of other cities against the 1st the not the ration of donald trump, what he was a 45th president. now he's the $47.00 president and they're doing

live from london.eles break out as the number of confirmed dead rises to 5. more than 130,000 people have been evacuated. this is the scene live from los angeles, where firefighters are struggling to contain at least six separate fires. mps in the uk have voted to reject the conservatives�* demand for a fresh national inquiry into grooming gangs. we hear stories of venezuelan migrants who are trying to reach the us through the darien gap, ahead of trump's return. hello, i'm sally bundock. we start in the us where the death toll from california's wildfires has risen to five.

i'm still london breed. that's going to be there for glide no matter what. >> breed has served as mayor for six and a half years. tuesday is her last day in office. the city of oakland will have a new interim mayor tomorrow, but it's unclear who exactly that person will be. it's currently nikki fortunato bass, who is the city council president, but she's leaving that position to become an alameda county supervisor. that means the city council, which has four new members, will have to elect a new president. that person will then serve as acting mayor until oakland holds a special election for a new mayor in april. well, it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito. down home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years. it shares the building with two nonprofits that preserve and catalog historic albums and films. now, when the building went up for sale in october, the trio of businesses worried they'd have to find a new home. n

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i'm still london breed. that's going to be there for glide no matter what. >> breed has served as mayor for six and a half years. tuesday is her last day in office. the city of oakland will have a new interim mayor tomorrow, but it's unclear who exactly that person will be.ho it's currently nikki fortunato bass, who is the city council president, but she's leaving that position to become an alameda county supervisor. that means the city council, which has four new members, will have to elect a new president tomorrow. that person will then serve as acting mayor until oakland holds a special election for a new mayor in april. an emotional, week long public goodbye to former president jimmy carter is underway. we'll have a look at how people are paying their respects during a public visitation today in atlanta. plus, some people will soon see higher social security payments. the move today by the president, that means more money for 3 million people. >> i'm spencer christian, looking at the week ahead, the firs

and this is what has been a major point of tension in london at this protest today. that there was a need to reach out to 0 london, hundreds of people in boss known as also marched in solidarity with promising means in gaza. 73 to say they don't trust caesar of just stick to the tools. public support for palestinian statehood has risen in spain since the one guys have the gas and in stockholm, sweden, demonstrators were industries demanding that israel be held accountable for it to pass on the straight fail. so call some more aid into guys. in other world news sedans, army leader identified todd for han, has ordered an investigation into the killing of dozens of south so the needs nationals that desk triggered protests and booting and neighboring south. so then the army and power military rapids support forces have been battling for control of don for almost 2 years. catherine, so a report from ranking sausage on a wayne rank town border area in south. it says on a where there was a bit of tension and unrest on a friday a when some people tries to protest against the

and this is what has been a major point of tension in london at this protest today. without the rest of the night out, is there a lot of the are i just 2 days ahead of donald trump? to know gratian thousands of protests as a field. the streets of the us capital demonstrate is concerned about what trumps next presidency may mean for women, for migrant and for refugees. similar protests were planned across other major us cities throughout the day on saturday to 100 reports from washington dc. this is the new phase of what these demonstrators are calling the american resistance. tens of thousands of demonstrators from disparate groups across the united states are united by their opposition to donald trump. they banded together in the nation's capital on saturday for what they called the people as much. the organizers are democrats and independents from leading, assuming rights, racial justice, and abortion rights. organizations drawn together to oppose the incoming administration of republican president elect. donald trump. these women came by bus from connecticut in ma

live from london this is business today.let's get down to business and once again the headlines are dominated by president donald trump. later this afternoon, he'll be addressing global leaders at davos virtually and many are unsure what to expect. the world economic forum pushes for collaboration — a place where leaders and company bosses come together and try to find middle ground. but president trump is clear his policy is "america first" and has already threatened to raise tariffs for his country's major trading rivals and partners. here's the latest from our economics editor faisal islam, who is in davos. so much of the talk here has been trying to divine exactly what the us administration and donald trump will do on trade, because the consequences of the tit—for—tat trade war are very severe. but he suggested originally that maybe the trade tariffs he planned would be certainly slower in coming and less than expected. that has led to less apprehension than you might expect but there is generally uncertainty. on the oth

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ian palmer, bbc news, christies, in london. for many areas, particularly towards central and eastern england, but generally through the weekend, a quiet picture. dry for most of us. feeling colder than it did through the week and still some mist and some fog patches. more particularly, i think, by tomorrow morning. we've got high pressure that's dominating our weather, that's sitting across continental europe here. weather front trying to move in from the west. and ahead of that, we're just drawing in this milderflow of air that's pushing in across northern ireland, parts of north west scotland too. many of us are still sitting with that colder air mass, particularly across parts of england and wales, where you're going to keep quite a lot of low cloud through the day. some mist and murk, a few holes in that cloud, some brighter spells developing, especially so for northern england, parts of north wales, southwest england and also northern ireland and scotland will brighten up too, especially anywhere to the north of the centra

it is not as much a transit city as new york is, london, paris. you mentioned budapest some i haven't been there. copenhagen, stockholm. it is strikingly more easy to fund and run an efficient transit system in those places. it is to do here and so that has to do with all sorts of things from funding to splitting the politics between or among three different levels of government. you know, there's no real transit advocacy community, paris, in london, there's not much a bicycling advocacy community, but the city and in other levels of government, just of know to do all of these things, you know, you don't need 50 people being paid to advocate for transit to know you should kind of run the trains frequently. so there are many ideas creative differences among these places. i think it may too easy to say if we were the political capital, our problems would be solved. yes, this is it's not just about policy history. it's also about people. shirley hayes was such a dynamic character. but can you speak about some of the other more colorful characters in

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