alastair campbell is here. as we heard, he's piling pressure on the labour leaderahip.toms union orfree alex phillips, no single market, a customs union or free market, alex phillips, no single market, a customs union orfree market, this is the hardest brexit you were going to get? it is the hardest brexit you were going to et? , ., , ., is the hardest brexit you were going toet? , ., , ., , to get? it is really not in this discussion — to get? it is really not in this discussion about _ to get? it is really not in this discussion about the - to get? it is really not in this discussion about the bonfire | to get? it is really not in this i discussion about the bonfire of to get? it is really not in this - discussion about the bonfire of 4000 regulations, which is a gimmick, is a huge distraction and the elephant in the room which is trade and co—operation agreement and as a result we find ourselves unable to give state a two critical sectors and we find ourselves unable to deviate from the eu in any significant way that could be part of an ambitious industrial strategy.

so alastair campbell actually. so alastair campbell coyo— actually.hem campbell's literal ideas. and also he could learn some debating skills because he's incredibly but incredibly rude in debates. but i'm concede , although i'm going to concede, although he's terrible person, he's a terrible person, he has made point here. you made a good point here. you should skills in should learn these skills in state schools. i mean, you go to eton. it's understanding you eton. it's my understanding you learn in learn the names of everyone in cabinet and basically cabinet and you're basically groomed in the good sense the groomed in the good sense of the word in the word to run the country in the future. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. youthat you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. you need ou word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. you need to need debate skills. you need to know everything a

so alastair campbell actually. so alastair campbell seis— actually.kids. well, _they don't teach . well, i hope they don't teach them campbell's literal ideas. and also he could learn some debating skills because he's incredibly but incredibly rude in debates. but i'm concede , although i'm going to concede, although he's terrible person, he's a terrible person, he has made point here. you made a good point here. you should skills in should learn these skills in state schools. i mean, you go to eton. it's understanding you eton. it's my understanding you learn in learn the names of everyone in cabinet and basically cabinet and you're basically groomed in the good sense the groomed in the good sense of the word in the word to run the country in the future. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. youthat you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. you need ou word to run the country in the futuredebate skills

it is- completely-campbell completely alastair campbell itiastair— completely alastair campbell alastairrt— allegations which was upheld in this report was— allegations which was upheld in this report was that he spoke adoot— this report was that he spoke adoot iris— this report was that he spoke about his opposition to same sex marriage— about his opposition to same sex marriage in— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a maths lesson . if marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo— marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo san— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn woke indoctrination, can you condemn misa— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally just said i ton-t— this? i i literally just said i ton-t mint— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's in the right protession— don't think he

it is- completely-campbell completely alastair campbell itiastair— completely alastair campbell alastairrt— allegations which was upheld in this report was— allegations which was upheld in this report was that he spoke adoot— this report was that he spoke adoot iris— this report was that he spoke about his opposition to same sex marriage— about his opposition to same sex marriage in— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a maths lesson . if marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo— marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo san— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn woke indoctrination, can you condemn misa— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally just said i ton-t— this? i i literally just said i ton-t mint— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's in the right protession— don't think he

alastair campbell tore into one of alastair campbell tore into one on my— alastair campbell tore into then he sort of when the camera goes off and he's yanking at microphone he's yanking at his microphone and storm out of the and trying to storm out of the studio know, my animal studio and, you know, my animal instincts kicked in and i had the going up at the back the hairs going up at the back of neck. sort of shrinking of my neck. i sort of shrinking away him thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this him thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is m thinking, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is getting ing, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is getting a g, oh, of my neck. i sort of shrinking away this is getting a bityh, gosh, this is getting a bit hairy. and many respects it hairy. and in many respects it was frightening. and when was quite frightening. and when ithen was quite frightening. and when i then left the studio, i just wanted get out as quickly as wanted to get out as quickly as possible . he then sort of came possibl

we don't do cor .— alastair campbell? we don't do get . he— alastair campbell? in now.- language. let's crack on. i'll bring you in now. harry so eemh— bring you in now. harry so eerrw. hvhet— bring you in now. harry so sorry. what do— bring you in now. harry so sorry. what do you do, harry? is he tee— sorry. what do you do, harry? is he tee eht— sorry. what do you do, harry? is he tee eit te— sorry. what do you do, harry? is he too old to be— sorry. what do you do, harry? is he too old to be a— sorry. what do you do, harry? is he too old to be a dad? not at alb— he too old to be a dad? not at eh. — he too old to be a dad? not at eh. here— he too old to be a dad? not at all, no. here at— he too old to be a dad? not at all, no. here at the- he too old to be a dad? not at all, no. ti ”ti [3th ti all, no. here at the oldie, we salute older fathers and older mothers . and in fact, i think mothers. and in fact, i think he's broken a record. we had a donald trelford, the former editor of the observer, wrote an article in the oldie a few years ago saying he thought his

it is- completely-campbell completely alastair campbell itiastair— completely alastair campbell alastair— allegations which was upheld in this report was— allegations which was upheld in this report was that he spoke adoot— this report was that he spoke adoot iris— this report was that he spoke about his opposition to same sex marriage— about his opposition to same sex marriage in— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a— about his opposition to same sex marriage in a maths lesson . if marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo— marriage in a maths lesson. if yoo san— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn— marriage in a maths lesson. if you can condemn woke indoctrination, can you condemn misa— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally— indoctrination, can you condemn this? i i literally just said i ton-t— this? i i literally just said i ton-t mint— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's— this? i i literally just said i don't think he's in the right protession— don't think he's

alastair campbell is a great— themselves. alastair campbell is a great evambte— themselves.f society? motty my argument— rest of society? motty my argument here - rest of society? motty my argument here is that i think mttttems— argument here is that i think mttttems et— argument here is that i think millions of people, including tbese— millions of people, including those watching— millions of people, including those watching this show , feel those watching this show, feel tbat— those watching this show, feel tbat tbey-re — those watching this show, feel that they're not— those watching this show, feel that they're not in the national conversation. _ that they're not in the national conversation. and— that they're not in the national conversation. and if they are , conversation. and if they are, tbey-re— conversation. and if they are, they're certainly— conversation. and if they are, they're certainly not respected . maybe— they're certainly not respected . maybe brexit— they're certainly not respected . maybe brexit voters feel that tbey— . maybe brexit voters feel that tbe

right that ooiiiioo— alastair campbell right that politics should— alastair campbell right thatm io— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre— wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for?— wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for? if you'd ooii— research centre for? if you'd ooii iioi— research centre for? if you'd said that early— research centre for? if you'd said that early in the pandemic, if said that early in the pandemic, ii you— said that early in the pandemic, ii you iioi— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said that covid came iom— if you had said that covid came iiom o— if you had said that covid came iiom o tar,— if you had said that covid came iiom o ioi, you— if you had said that covid came from a lab, you would have been ooiioi— from a lab, you would have been ooiioi o— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy theory loon. woo— called a conspiracy the

right that ooiiiioo— alastair campbell right that politics should— alastair campbell right thatm io— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre— wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for?— wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for? if you'd ooii— research centre for? if you'd ooii iioi— research centre for? if you'd said that early— research centre for? if you'd said that early in the pandemic, if said that early in the pandemic, ii you— said that early in the pandemic, ii you iioi— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said that covid came iom— if you had said that covid came iiom o— if you had said that covid came iiom o tar,— if you had said that covid came iiom o ioi, you— if you had said that covid came from a lab, you would have been ooiioi— from a lab, you would have been ooiioi o— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy theory loon. woo— called a conspiracy the

,— remember the famous spin doctor, alastair campbell, worked by the ten tay— alastair campbell, workedominee for gb joint? kevin— pierce. and who's your nominee for gb joint? t“ “titi for gb joint? kevin sinfield, former captain of leeds rhino rugby club and his scrum half rob burrow, who tragically developed motor neurone disease . kevin pushed rob round the leeds rob burrow marathon at the weekend , picked him out of the weekend, picked him out of the wheelchair, carried him over the finishing line. team mates together, scoring to the last. what an absolute . we've got to what an absolute. we've got to have a what an absolute. we've got to nave a ttttte— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look we've- jtit“? ?“ we've got to have a little look we've got to nave— have a little look we've got to nave a— have a little look we've got to have a little— have a little look we've got to have a little look. so beautiful . this one. this. one depher. oh, what a moment. sean bailey, yea— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, yea nentnee— oh,

,— remember the famous spin doctor, alastair campbell, worked by the ten tnw— alastair campbell, workedw marathon at the weekend , picked him out of the weekend, picked him out of the wheelchair, carried him over the finishing line. team mates together, scoring to the last. what an absolute . we've got to what an absolute. we've got to have a what an absolute. we've got to nnwe n ttttte— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look— what an absolute. we've got to have a little look we've- jti“?. ’?“ we've got to have a little look we've got to tnwe— have a little look we've got to nnwe n— have a little look we've got to have a little— have a little look we've got to have a little look. so beautiful . this one. this. one depher. oh, what a moment. sean bailey, wewe— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, wewe nentnee— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, wewe . — oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee . my— oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee . iig oh, what a moment. sean bailey, your nominee. iig your nominee. my nominee is prime minister rishi sunak for signing a deal with japa

so when alastair campbell said to alex and he shouted it down that these were debated in parliament and stutt, tne— our sovereignty and all of this stuff, the tories— our sovereignty and all of this stuff, the tories have dropped tnts— stuff, the tories have dropped tnts toeo— stuff, the tories have dropped tnts toeo ot— stuff, the tories have dropped this idea of going, we're going to tote— this idea of going, we're going to tote rt— this idea of going, we're going to take it down— this idea of going, we're going to take it down to— this idea of going, we're going to take it down to tens of tnousonos— to take it down to tens of thousands migration into this country.— thousands migration into this country. were— thousands migration into this country. we're now looking at a ntttton— country. we're now looking at a ntttton peopte— country. we're now looking at a million people. what happened to rent— million people. what happened to rent ont— million people. what happened to brexit and reclaiming our borders — brexit and reclaiming our borders. it— brexit and reclaiming our borders. it is

so when alastair campbell said to alex and he shouted it down that these were debated in parliament and, tne— our sovereignty and all of this stuff, the tories— our sovereignty and all of this stuff, the tories have dropped tnts— stuff, the tories have dropped tnts toeo— stuff, the tories have dropped tnts toeo ot— stuff, the tories have dropped this idea of going, we're going to tote— this idea of going, we're going to tote rt— this idea of going, we're going to take it down— this idea of going, we're going to take it down to— this idea of going, we're going to take it down to tens of tnousonos— to take it down to tens of thousands migration into this country.— thousands migration into this country. were— thousands migration into this country. we're now looking at a ntttton— country. we're now looking at a ntttton peopte— country. we're now looking at a million people. what happened to rent— million people. what happened to rent ont— million people. what happened to brexit and reclaiming our borders — brexit and reclaiming our borders. it— brexit and reclaiming our borders. it is- brex

i mean, look, it's the old alastair campbell school of crisis— alastair campbell school of crisis_right why it took cops was cops two weeks until he was elected snp leader to raid nicola sturgeon's and the nicola sturgeon's home and the party's headquarters in the missing probe . listen as missing money probe. listen as he delivered a truly embarrassing word. salad response when quizzed by the snp bbc about the delay , it has bbc about the delay, it has emerged that there was a two week gap between police scotland asking for warrants to search nicola sturgeon peter morales home. we would never dream of intertering— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither— home. we would never dream of interfering, neither in— we would never dream of interfering, neither in a live potioe— interfering, neither in a live police investigation. it's reaiiv— police investigation. it's really important , of course, really important, of course, ttat— really important, of course, ttat ttese— really important, of course, that these processes and these gnestions— that these processes and these questions

i mean, look, it's the old alastair campbell school of srisis— alastair campbell school of crisis managementolice investigation. it's reeiiv— police investigation. it's really important , of course, really important, of course, ener— really important, of course, rner rnese— really important, of course, that these processes and these gnesriens— that these processes and these questions that— that these processes and these questions that you've got around nesess— questions that you've got around eesess rer— questions that you've got around process are for the— questions that you've got around process are for the crown . i process are for the crown. i een-r— process are for the crown. i don't believe _ process are for the crown. i don't believe that there would be env— don't believe that there would be any particular— don't believe that there would be any particular reason out of the be any particular reason out of tire ereinew— be any particular reason out of the ordinary that— be any particular reason out of the ordinary that it would take iner— the ordinary that it would take rner tine.— the

i'd have to say alastair campbell. he was— really? i'd have to say alastair campbell.

i'd have to say alastair campbell. he was— really? i'd have to say alastair campbell.

fans who have made dreadful decisions , namely dreadful decisions, namely alastair are still alastair campbell think. what did he say the other day is that in order for the conservatives to win, doing all win, we need to stop doing all of culture war stuff and go of the culture war stuff and go after youth vote . i mean, i after the youth vote. i mean, i think is why the think it is why the conservatives are doing badly conservatives are doing so badly is want try and is because we want to try and get the votes of people who, no matter do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, ever. ever going to vote for us, ever. i think flawed strategy . think it's a flawed strategy. why go after the why are we going to go after the votes that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe do as that matter why are

fans who have made dreadful decisions , namely dreadful decisions, namely alastair are still alastair campbelll. but i feel like the lib dems is definitely a place i think. what did place for him, i think. what did he say the other day is that in order for the conservatives to win, doing all win, we need to stop doing all of culture war stuff and go of the culture war stuff and go after youth vote . i mean, i after the youth vote. i mean, i think is why the think it is why the conservatives are doing badly conservatives are doing so badly is want try and is because we want to try and get the votes of people who, no matter do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote do, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, never get the votes of people who, no matte to vote forio, ever. ever going to vote for us, ever. i think flawed strategy . think it's a flawed strategy. why go after the why are we going to go after the votes that matter why are we going to go after the voteswe that matter why are we going to go after the vo

,-said,- to a very rude tweet by alastair campbell, said, oh, that campbell, and she said, oh.— it really stereotyping back of the bus, this— it really stereotyping back of the bus, this lgbt area that oney-re— the bus, this lgbt area that they're talking— the bus, this lgbt area that they're talking about is going to they're talking about is going o hare— they're talking about is going to have firstly,— they're talking about is going to have firstly, it's going to be to have firstly, it's going to he hee. — to have firstly, it's going to be free. it's— to have firstly, it's going to be free. it's going- to have firstly, it's going to be free. e grtr “g r: ”t; be free. it's going to have drag , drag, drag, drag performances, drag free, queer literature, which of course would be highly politicised . oh, god. and politicised. oh, god. and a festival style tent in the centre of the race with a bar and a dj and this is this is a quote. it says the horse meat that the intention is to blend entertainment and education. the whole thing just strikes me as deeply , deeply offensive. i

and in politics, alastair campbell, who used to be tony blair's pugnacious but aggressive rottweilerhe taking asaais— operates, isn't it? the taking asaais asnina— operates, isn't it? the taking people behind the screen, isn't it? people behind the screen, isn't iss — people behind the screen, isn't iss ana— people behind the screen, isn't is and assass— people behind the screen, isn't it? and people are- people behind the screen, isn't it? and people are often fascinated what goes on behind the scenes that the hierarchy and the duty of care tv has as well? well, all the people that nass— well? well, all the people that ssass insss— well? well, all the people that work there well,— well? well, all the people that work there well, all— 7 well, all the people that work there well, all employers nays — work there well, all employers nays a— work there well, all employers nays a say— work there well, all employers nays a day as— work there well, all employers have a duty of care, especially to have a duty of care, especially is yaangss— have a duty of care, especially to younger employer

.— of witnesses, including alastair etmptett . ttt— of witnesses, including alastair campbell .nce admitted phone ttettt— has since admitted phone ttetmg. te— has since admitted phone hacking. he says that on this occasion the— hacking. he says that on this occasion the same guy, dan tvtts— occasion the same guy, dan tvtts tts— occasion the same guy, dan evans, has said— occasion the same guy, dan evans, has said that he did not met— evans, has said that he did not ttet ttv— evans, has said that he did not ttet ttv et— evans, has said that he did not hack any of these— evans, has said that he did not hack any of these four more high peette— hack any of these four more high profile individuals— hack any of these four more high profile individuals phone . he profile individuals phone. he stvs— profile individuals phone. he stvs tttt— profile individuals phone. he stvs tttt tte — profile individuals phone. he says that the evidence in this ts sttm— says that the evidence in this case is slim in— says that the evidence in this case is slim in relation to one of case is slim in relat

favour- off cruella, you've got your vile party favour at alastair sonpieii— vile party favour at alastair campbelld detectives and securithave been ivhole thing bodyguard and detectives and securithave been completely. would have been completely. iis— would have been completely. is o— would have been completely. is o vosie— would have been completely. it's a waste of— would have been completely. it's a waste of a— would have been completely. it's a waste of a whole- would have been completely. it's a waste of a whole day as well. a government minister shouldn't do the same. shouldn't have to do the same. rules apply to all. didn't rules apply to all. she didn't do rules apply to all. she didn't is i. — rules apply to all. she didn't is i. sne— rules apply to all. she didn't do it. she didn't— rules apply to all. she didn't do it. she didn't ask- rules apply to all. she didn't do it. i: i: “ e do it. she didn't ask for the rules to be changed. she sought advice and the civil are advice and the civil service are so desperate depose her. and advice and the civil service are sthink)erate depose her. a

but should rama, who is best mates with alastair campbell, by the way, focus on stopping the mass exodusfor the nus onnong— sudanese doctors working for the nhs are among those passengers, a nhs are among those passengers, ototot— nhs are among those passengers, ototot ot— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly 2200 brits none — a total of nearly 2200 brits none teen— a total of nearly 2200 brits have been airlifted out of the county.— have been airlifted out of the county. tne— have been airlifted out of the country. the government says toyot— country. the government says ntoyot tony— country. the government says royal navy warship hms lancaster will royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt nennotn— royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt on— royal navy warship hms lancaster will remain on standby in the red will remain on standby in the net seo— will remain on standby in the net seo to— will remain on standby in the red sea to support any further enoeuotonst— red sea to support any further evacuations. sudan's army, nneonnttte— e

but should rama, who is best mates with alastair campbell, by the way, focus on stopping the mass exodusking for the nhs are among those passengers, a nhs are among those passengers, ototot— nhs are among those passengers, o totot ot— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly 2200 brits nono — a total of nearly 2200 brits nono noon— a total of nearly 2200 brits have been airlifted out of the oonntn— have been airlifted out of the oonntn. tno— have been airlifted out of the country. the government says tnot— country. the government says nnot non— country. the government says royal navy warship hms lancaster will royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt onnonn— royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt on— royal navy warship hms lancaster will remain on standby in the red will remain on standby in the not soo— will remain on standby in the not soo to— will remain on standby in the red sea to support any further otono— red sea to support any further evacuations. sudan's army, noonnntto,— evacuations. sudan's army, meanwhile, and- evacuatio

my dear alastair campbell, someone you might with . might think i would agree with.trans women go to the loo? i'm not talking about that. what are you not talking about that. what are wee—mem- not talking about that. what are you _then? what. you talking about then? what i'm rebbbme— you talking about then? what i'm remme—beer- you talking about then? what i'm talking _fact the - talking about is the fact the wbebe — talking about is the fact the wbebe _b— talking about is the fact the whole of identifying whole thing of identifying eemebebw— whole thing of identifying somebody trans as a whole thing of identifying- somebody-trans as a woman somebody who's trans as a woman wber— somebody who's trans as a woman wemmemb— i somebody who's trans as a woman wemmemb— sei when they're actually a man. so ebeebb— when they're actually a man. so ebeebb brewe— when they're actually a man. so should trans people— when they're actually a man. so should trans people not- when they're actually a man. so should trans people not allowed when they're actually a man. so shoultrans s pe

now a member of reform uk, and that scumbag alastair campbell. have a look at this.after that ne ewt me— last night. yeah. and after that ne ewt rte em— last night. yeah. and after that he put his arm right out across the he put his arm right out across tne tette— he put his arm right out across tne tette tn— he put his arm right out across the table in front— he put his arm right out across the table in front of alex enttttee. — the table in front of alex phillips. it— the table in front of alex phillips. it was- the table in front of alex phillips. . phillips. it was the most menacing physical gesture and you know, victoria derbyshire who actually let's be fair, is one of the bbc's better interviewers because she's pretty tough on everybody . i pretty tough on everybody. i actually think she's rather good . there are many that are not. and she did stand her ground against campbell, and she said to me personally she'd never come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug. come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug . he is in 25 years. he i

now a member of reform uk, and that scumbag alastair campbell. have a look at this.r that ne ewt me— last night. yeah. and after that ne ewt rte em— last night. yeah. and after that he put his arm right out across the he put his arm right out across tne tette— he put his arm right out across tne tette tn— he put his arm right out across the table in front— he put his arm right out across the table in front of alex enttttee. — the table in front of alex phillips. it— the table in front of alex phillips. it was- the table in front of alex phillips. . phillips. it was the most menacing physical gesture and you know, victoria derbyshire who actually let's be fair, is one of the bbc's better interviewers because she's pretty tough on everybody . i pretty tough on everybody. i actually think she's rather good . there are many that are not. and she did stand her ground against campbell, and she said to me personally she'd never come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug. come across an interview like it in 25 years. he is a thug . he is in 25 years. he is a

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oh could you tell me your back page baddie alastair campbell because the man's an . of disruption with workers again joining the picket lines . more strikes are picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of june. that's the day of the fa cup final at wembley . protesters have been wembley. protesters have been demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan .

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