let's talk about bury south- _ dedicated people. let's talk about bury south.the conservative - dedicated people. let's talk about i bury south. the conservative prime minister made much about the party winning it in 2019. tell us about the constituency and the party�*s relationship with constituents because it�*s not a place where historically the party has done well. it historically the party has done well. , . . . historically the party has done well. , . ., ., , ., historically the party has done well. ., ., , ., ., well. it is a marginal seat, a bellwether _ well. it is a marginal seat, a bellwether seat. _ well. it is a marginal seat, a bellwether seat. it - well. it is a marginal seat, a bellwether seat. it was - well. it is a marginal seat, a i bellwether seat. it was created well. it is a marginal seat, a - bellwether seat. it was created in 1983 when i was elected and ever since then it has been the sort of seat which determines who rules britain. there are many of those seats in the north west of england and bury south is one of them. if we win bury

no sin bury south at the next election. sign there of bury south at the next election. was en'oying this. bury south is now a _ starmer was enjoying this. bury south is now a labour— starmer was enjoying this. el"; south is now a labour seat, mr speaker. south is now a labour seat, mr seaker. ., ., speaker. the labour leader then said mrjohnson's — speaker. the labour leader then said mrjohnson's defence _ speaker. the labour leader then said mrjohnson's defence did _ speaker. the labour leader then said mrjohnson's defence did not - speaker. the labour leader then said mrjohnson's defence did not sound l mrjohnson's defence did not sound credible. it mrjohnson's defence did not sound credible. ., , , ., ., credible. it also requires us to ask us to accept _ credible. it also requires us to ask us to accept that _ credible. it also requires us to ask us to accept that as _ credible. it also requires us to ask us to accept that as he _ credible. it also requires us to ask us to accept that as he lady - credible. it also requires us to ask i us to accept that as he lady t

and as for bury south, mr speaker... in - boris johnson. and as for bury south, mr speaker... d as for bury i south, mr speaker... in a union boris johnson. and as for bury - south, mr speaker... in a union jack mask, the south, mr speaker... in a union jack mask. the new _ south, mr speaker... in a union jack mask, the new labour _ south, mr speaker... in a union jack mask, the new labour mp _ south, mr speaker... in a union jack mask, the new labour mp opposite, | mask, the new labour mp opposite, not sitting behind the prime minister this time. irate not sitting behind the prime minister this time.— not sitting behind the prime minister this time. we will win aaain in minister this time. we will win again in bury _ minister this time. we will win again in bury south. _ minister this time. we will win again in bury south. there - minister this time. we will win | again in bury south. there was minister this time. we will win - again in bury south. there was more ener: again in bury south. there was more energy from — again in bury south. there was more energy from the _ again

sir keir starmer warmly welcomed him and said bury south is now a labour seat. an, editor of the bury times. did this come as a surprise to you as it did to most other people in the country? it as it did to most other people in the country?— as it did to most other people in the country? it certainly did. we were not expecting _ the country? it certainly did. we were not expecting it _ the country? it certainly did. we were not expecting it at - the country? it certainly did. we were not expecting it at all - the country? it certainly did. we were not expecting it at all but l were not expecting it at all but delighted to be able to break the exclusive. �* , , ., , exclusive. and 'ust tell us a bit about the — exclusive. and just tell us a bit about the constituency, - exclusive. and just tell us a bit about the constituency, a - exclusive. and just tell us a bit about the constituency, a very| about the constituency, a very marginal seat. about the constituency, a very marginalseat. i about the constituency, a very marginal seat. i think his majority in 2020 was

and as for bury south, mr speaker, as far as for bury south, let me say it...mask, the new labour mp opposite, not behind, the prime minister this time. we will win again in bury south at the next election. there was more energy from the prime minister today in a chaotic prime minister's questions as he sought to stand and fight, mocked by the labour leader. doesn't the country deserve so much better than this out of touch, out of control, out of ideas and soon to be out of office prime minister? mr speaker, when the history of this pandemic comes to be written and the history of the labour party comes to be written — and, believe me, they are history and will remain history, mr speaker — it will show... it will show... it will show that we delivered while they dithered and we we vaccinated while they vacillated, mr speaker. then, just when he thought he might have got through without a new wound, a brutal blast from his own side. a prominent tory quoting cromwell to try to oust the leader of the tories' 21st century revolution. i expect my leaders to shoulder

and as for bury south, mr speaker, as for bury south, let me say it...n a unionjack mask, the new labour mp opposite, not behind, the prime minister this time. we will win again in bury south at the next election. cheering there was more energy from the prime minister today in a chaotic prime minister's questions as he sought to stand and fight, mocked by the labour leader. doesn't the country deserve so much better than this out of touch, out of control, out of ideas and soon to be out of office prime minister? mr speaker, when the history of this pandemic comes to be written and the history of the labour party comes to be written — and, believe me, they are history and will remain history, mr speaker — it will show... ..it will show that we delivered while they dithered and we...we vaccinated while they vacillated, mr speaker. then just when he thought he might have got through without a new wound, a brutal blast from his own side. a prominent tory quoting cromwell to try to oust the leader of the tories�* 21st century revolution. i expect my leaders t

and as for bury south, mr speaker, as far as for bury south, let me say it...ionjack mask, the new labour mp opposite, not behind, the prime minister this time. we will win again in bury south at the next election. there was more energy from the prime minister today in a chaotic prime minister's questions as he sought to stand and fight, mocked by the labour leader. doesn't the country deserve so much better than this out of touch, out of control, out of ideas and soon to be out of office prime minister? mr speaker, when the history of this pandemic comes to be written and the history of the labour party comes to be written — and, believe me, they are history and will remain history, mr speaker — it will show... it will show... it will show that we delivered while they dithered and we we vaccinated while they vacillated, mr speaker. then, just when he thought he might have got through without a new wound, a brutal blast from his own side. a prominent tory quoting cromwell to try to oust the leader of the tories�* 21st century revolution. i expect my leaders to

the labour party won _ talking about bury south.g an exaggeration after lying an exaggeration from this prime minister, and i think he's a dead man— minister, and i think he's a dead man walking. one thing that's interesting about david davis, it shows— interesting about david davis, it shows the — interesting about david davis, it shows the range of anger from different— shows the range of anger from different wings of the conservative party. _ different wings of the conservative party. and — different wings of the conservative party, and that hasn't gone away. to our party, and that hasn't gone away. our viewers party, and that hasn't gone away. trr our viewers around the world, what we're watching as the 1922 committee, the committee of backbench mps. the number that would tip a vote in the house would be 5a. i suppose it's useful in one way that christian wakeford was left. crosstalk let's not forget that sue gray's report— let's not forget that sue gray's report is— let's not forget that sue gray's report is about _ let's not f

i mp4 bury south, 'ust misread the mood music?— mp4 bury south, 'ust misread the mood music? achieve — depends what they were trying to achieve i— depends what they were trying to achieve. i think they achieved their objectives — achieve. i think they achieved their objectives. whether or not they were trained _ objectives. whether or not they were trained to— objectives. whether or not they were trained to persuade her colleagues was another matter. both of their actions _ was another matter. both of their actions ended up changing the conservative party. i was told fascinatingly, as christian wakeford walked _ fascinatingly, as christian wakeford walked into the chamber, to the labour— walked into the chamber, to the labour benches, opposite all of his friends, _ labour benches, opposite all of his friends, who i am told spent a lot of time _ friends, who i am told spent a lot of time trying to make and happy about— of time trying to make and happy about life. — of time trying to make and happy about life, remaining in the conservative party, they saw their friend _ conserv

and as for bury south, mr speaker, as for bury south, we will win again in bury south at the next election this prime minister. but then listen to this, from one of his own mps, a former brexit ally. i expect my leaders to shoulder the responsibility for the actions they take. yesterday, he did the opposite of that. so i will remind him of a quotation. "you have sat there too long for all the good you have done. in the name of god, go." cheering. rumours are flying around here about whether the prime minister will face a confidence vote. the chances of that happening this week appear to have receded, and some think it would be a bad idea. colleagues are coming out now strongly and supporting the prime minister as the right man to lead our country. and on all the big decisions, you know, he's got the call right, whether it's covid, brexit, or creating the fastest—growing economy in the g7. but plenty of conservatives are angry. and some may move next week when a report into lockdown parties is published. and i think there is a real sense of stepping back and realising that the right thing t

levelling up and delivering for the people of bury south, and we will win again in bury south, and weard with — other side. expect both sides to be heard with courtesy. bur}r other side. expect both sides to be heard with courtesy.— heard with courtesy. bury south is now a labour— heard with courtesy. bury south is now a labour seat, _ heard with courtesy. bury south is now a labour seat, prime - heard with courtesy. bury south is| now a labour seat, prime minister. order. did somebody want me to apologise? somebody shouted apologise ? somebody shouted apologise. apologise? somebody shouted apologise. i hope it wasn't aimed at me. apologise. i hope it wasn't aimed at me so _ apologise. i hope it wasn't aimed at me so we — apologise. i hope it wasn't aimed at me. so we will also have less from that corner~ — me. so we will also have less from that corner. keir starmer.- that corner. keir starmer. thank ou, mr that corner. keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker. _ that corner. keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker. not _ that corner. keir starmer. thank you, mr speaker. not only - that corne

let�*s talk about bury south. about the party winning it in 2019. tell us about the constituency and the party�*s relationship with constituents, because it�*s not a place where historically the party has done well. it�*s a marginal seat, a bellwether seat. it was created in 1983 when i was elected and ever since then, it�*s been the sort of seat which determines who rules britain. there are many of those seats in the north west of england, and bury south is one of them. one mp whose cross to the labour party. doesn�*t make a huge amount of difference to the situation. let me explain how they might go about getting rid of the prime minister. the method by which the conservative party can remove a leader is by a vote of no confidence by the party�*s mps in parliament. 15% of the party�*s mps would need to submit a letter of no confidence to sir graham brady. he�*s the head of the 1922 committee of backbench mps. there are 360 tory mps, so 5a letters would be needed to trigger a vote. remember, though, the process i

laughter it was the mp for bury south, the bury times had it.the sort of newspaper writing you live to write for. well done, the bury times. great stuff. i am going to be talking to you both in about an hour's time, but for now, tom newton—dunn, polly mackenzie. they will be back at 11:30pm, but goodbye for now. good evening. this is your update from the dc sports centre. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. there was a sensational finish in the match at the king power stadium in tonight's premier league action, with tottenham moving into the top five with a late turnaround win over leicester. the home side had looked on course for the three points — james maddison put them 2—1 up with 75 minutes played and they held that lead right up until the last minute of stoppage time. but with just a few seconds left, stephen bergwijn equalised for spurs. and they still somehow got time to steal the ball straight from the leicester kick—off, and in the 97th minute, bergwijn squeezed it in again to win the match for spurs, 3—2 in the most dramati

and as for bury south, mr speaker, as for bury south, we will win again in bury south at the next electionminister. but then listen to this, from one of his own mps, a former brexit ally. i expect my leaders to shoulder the responsibility for the actions they take. yesterday, he did the opposite of that. so i will remind him of a quotation. "you have sat there too long for all the good you have done. in the name of god, go." cheering. rumours are flying around here about whether the prime minister will face a confidence vote. the chances of that happening this week appear to have receded, and some think it would be a bad idea. colleagues are coming out now strongly and supporting the prime minister as the right man to lead our country. and on all the big decisions, you know, he's got the call right, whether it's covid, brexit, or creating the fastest—growing economy in the g7. but plenty of conservatives are angry. and some may move next week when a report into lockdown parties is published. and i think there is a real sense of stepping back and realising that the right thing to do is to w

what are the people of bury south telling you about the defection of their mp to labour?rprising. i think what we said locally as we welcome the fact that christian has seen the labour party and keir starmer is the best way forward. we've done a lot of rebuilding since our pretty bad election defeat in 2019 and to see that happening, we also had on the same day completely unrelated, a local council defection as well to labour so right across the political spectrum, we are seeing people coming back to labour and i think that's positive. quite what everyone else in the constituency will think, i suppose we will find out in the next few years. we will find out in the next few ears. 9 :, y :, we will find out in the next few ears. 9 :, y:, ., we will find out in the next few ears. 9 :, ., ., years. would you want and potentially _ years. would you want and potentially to _ years. would you want and potentially to stand - years. would you want and potentially to stand on - years. would you want and potentially to stand on a i years. would you want and - potentially to stand on

in bury south, the seat of labour's newest mp who defected from the conservatives, the party seized onernment must govern in the national interest, not in its narrow party interests, and if this is the way the conservatives think they can get through this crisis, then they need to think again. and the people of this country are looking on, in dismay and disgust, that it is one rule for those at the top and another for everyone else, and this is just another example of that. all this is fallout from claims of parties in downing street that may have broken lockdown rules. one cabinet minister suggests it has shaken the public�*s faith in our whole political system. of course things like this damage our democracy and that is why... this downing street has damaged our democracy? no, the, the... from what we already know, from the people that have come forward and apologised for the parties that took place, so, for example, the one on the eve of prince philip's funeral, you know, that was completely wrong, it was wrong in every single way. yeah, it's a sorry situation... senior backbenchers

in bury south, the seat of labour's newest mp who defected from the conservatives, the party seized onovernment must govern in the national interest, not in its narrow party interests, and if this is the way the conservatives think they can get through this crisis, then they need to think again. and the people of this country are looking on, in dismay and disgust, that it is one rule for those at the top, and another for everyone else and this is just another example of that. all this is fall out from claims of parties in downing street that may have broken lockdown rules. one cabinet minister suggested it has shaken the public�*s faith in our whole political system. of course things like this damage our democracy and that is why... this downing street has damaged our democracy? no, the, the what we, from what we already know, from the people that have come forward and apologised for the parties that took place, so for example, the one on the eve of prince philip's funeral, you know, that was completely wrong, it was wrong in every single way. yeah, it's a sorry situation. senior backb

cheering this morning a dramatic defection, the conservative mp for bury south, christian wakeford, crossed commons floor to join the labour party. commons floor to 'oin the labour pa . ~ �* ., ., commons floor to 'oin the labour pa. ., party. we've got a party trying to defend the — party. we've got a party trying to defend the indefensible, - party. we've got a party trying to defend the indefensible, they - party. we've got a party trying to i defend the indefensible, they are doing so badly. it's not right, it's not fair and doing so badly. it's not right, it's not fairand it doing so badly. it's not right, it's not fair and it doesn't respect the country or the office. government outlines of _ country or the office. government outlines of relaxations _ country or the office. government outlines of relaxations of - country or the office. government outlines of relaxations of some i outlines of relaxations of some restrictions on england starting next thursday. we will bring you a news conference live from downing street shortly. the cost of living has risen at its fastest pace for nearl

also today, the mp for bury south, christian wakeford, has become the latest conservative known to have a letter of no confidence in boris johnson. and a group of around 20 tory mps who were elected in 2019 have held a meeting to discuss borisjohnson�*s leadership. it's understood they talked about submitting letters tomorrow afternoon calling for a vote of confidence in the prime minister. there has to be about 53 or so to automatically oblige, 50 42 oblige to former chairman of the 9022 committee to initiate a process of no confidence. that could mean the premised or does not leave office for certain as he could win a vote. today, mrjohnson again apologised for misjudgments after days of criticism. here's our deputy political editor vicki young. prime ministers are surrounded by people offering advice. but in the end, they have to use their own judgment. borisjohnson has admitted joining colleagues for drinks in the garden when the country was locked down, something he now regrets. i carry full responsibility for what took place, but nobody told me, i'm absolutely categorical about it

we have heard it since then from the formative conservative mp, now labour mp for bury south in greatergovernment in a vote, a long hoped—for new secondary school in his constituency would not happen. he is clearly irritated by that and has gone public, having crossed the floor to labour. the question is whether any existing conservative mps are willing to do the same, because this is a subplot in the context of all of the questions being asked about the culture of the government boris johnson leads.— culture of the government boris johnson leads. ., ., , ., johnson leads. how common is that this sort of— johnson leads. how common is that this sort of pressure _ johnson leads. how common is that this sort of pressure is _ johnson leads. how common is that this sort of pressure is applied? - johnson leads. how common is that this sort of pressure is applied? is l this sort of pressure is applied? is it the cut and thrust of politics we do not always hear about?- it the cut and thrust of politics we do not always hear about? there is a fair amount — do not always hear about? there is a fa

think of winter snowstorms, grease certainly does not come to mind, but be again, island of south race was buried and meters of snow. this weekend firefighters had to be called in to rescue villagers trapped in their homes. authorities scrambled to clear roads and there were sporadic power outages. a cold front has swept through greece and ascent temperatures warming. and that's the latest on d w. news of this our stay tuned for shift. i'm marion evans, dean from me and the entire team. thanks for watching what secrets lie behind these was discover new adventures and 360 degrees.

the archbishop, who was a key figure in south africa's liberation struggle, chose to be buried in a simpleeko reports. family, friends and politicians bidding farewell to a man who became one of the most important voices of the 20th century. this was a final sendoff for archbishop desmond tutu, following a week of events to honour him. speakers shared memories of the anglican priest who did all he could to expose and to heal the wounds of south africa's brutal past. many of the messages we received have said, "thank you for sharing him with the world." well, it actually is a two—way street. because we shared him with the world, you shared part of the love you held for him with us. south africa's president delivered the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our moral compass, but he has also been our national conscience. it was during south africa's long and violent struggle against the country's brutal regime that he rose to prominence. we will be free! after the country became a democracy, he presided over the tumultuous reconciliation process. in accordance with his wishes, the a

airbase is called bien hoi cemetery and a lot of people who fought for the south are buried in that cemetery. and when i arrived it was a mess there were tree roots growing through the graves and sometimes when it rained really heavily the graves would wash away they weren't being honored and in vietnamese tradition, it's really important to honor the dead and be able to go back to where they've been. buried and pay respects and so i went to leadership in hanoi and said what about letting this american ngo? clean up this cemetery it will build a lot of trust that will allow vietnamese who suffer great vietnamese americans except for great losses to feel more trust if you do that isn't just about money. it isn't just about welcoming and welcoming american investment. it's also about building trust and the first answer i got was that's really really difficult. so but i am pretty stubborn and i went back and i went to the chairman of benzung province where it's located and i said listen, we're investing your province. we're doing everything i kept the real reason. i came to see you chairman. is

also coming up a good bye to archbishop desmond to, to south africa prepared to bury its anti apartheid hero, will be live in cape town. hundreds of homes destroyed and thousands evacuated. boss have foss, moving wildfire in colorado is almost out. and the evolution of the year, or 20 years since its creation. we take a look at one of the most important carn seats of the world. ah. most of the world has now welcomed in the new year, but the shadow of the army con variance still loans. lodge victoria gate, and be reports on the scout back celebrations across the globe. and how cove it as crash the party again ah, in capital cities around the world, new year's eve celebrations were more muted than they would be normally in london, official events were cancelled. so too, in berlin, where uneasy party at the brandenburg gate took place without a live audience as a tv show only. ah, madrid is one of the few cities in europe to celebrate new year's eve. but there the crowd was limited to less than half its usual size. thailand welcomed the new year with the fireworks display in bangkok on the

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he said archbishop desmond tutu who was buried last week often prayed for parliament unfair. it's key role in south africa's hard one freedoms. well. busy this is devastating you terrible and devastating event, particularly after we gave the arch what i would call the best to send off yesterday. the historic building houses thousands of national treasures from important books to works of art. officials say these of all been saved. but it will be months before south african lawmakers commit turned to the heart that the countries democracy. little earlier we asked journalist selim fired in cape town was being said about how the fire code flare up again. they think i'm, if i was it under control. however, the temperatures were still too high, and that's something that they want even before the emergence of the fire. and the winds re, let's remember, the k comes up very windy, very windy part of the car. and that's the cost of many buyers here. that happened very often, so the wind from the high temperatures didn't allow it like the fire to be completely extinguished inside the, in the roof of the parl

falling the discovery of the army cron buried many sciences ter, also optimistic. despite the low back to mation rate. paralogistic wolfgang pricer says that most south africans had already been infected with the corona virus before the omicron wave. hospital data showed that a prior corona, virus, infection, or vaccination, provides protection against severe illness. with the army kron buried in london on his intro to an ice to viet side, or a potash. and you get to a situation like this, where nearly everyone has had it worse been vaccinated than you can relax. all things fallen under resides, of course, on the other hand, it is summer here, hope host and the big school break to place over most of the 4th wave. as you know, hopa vacation will shorter in europe, if it quits in school, starting again and, and it's winter when people spend much more time together endorse them to shoot them off. and those are considerable differences. price or hopes that the pandemic could become endemic. as with other corona viruses, if most of the population has a basic immunity from a previous infection or vaccination. util galati off. no, that's how you still had a

you, he said archbishop desmond tutu who was buried last week, often prayed for parliament. unfair. it's key role in south africa's hard one freedoms. well. busy this is devastating new turbo and devastating event, particularly after we gave the arch what i would call the best send off yesterday. the historic building houses thousands of national treasures from important books to works of art. officials say these have all been saved, but it will be months before south african lawmakers can be turned to the heart that the countries democracy. earlier we are asked journalists a sullen fe yard in cape town. what's being said about why the fire has laid up again. they think them if i was under control, however, the temperatures were still too high. and that's something that the one, even before the emergence of the fire and the wind re, let's remember that, take them to very when the cpp very windy part of the con, the cause of many problems that happened very often. so there when sunday high temperatures didn't allow the fire to be completely extinguished inside the, in the roof of the parliament. and that's

government believes the country has passed the peak for 4th way fuel by the con, buried it quickly became the dominant strain in south africa, where it was 1st identified, causing a surge in mid december. now people in south africa are also paying their respects to desmond tutu. his body lies in state for a 2nd day in cape town to to died on sunday age 90. his casket will remain in george's cathedral before his funeral on saturday to 2 preached and served as archbishop there for a decade. south africans have been saying their good byes to the anti apartheid leader who railed against white rule. in the country. tribute saw pouring in for hollywood actress m media, betty white who's died 3 weeks short of her. 100th birthday she'd been acting for over 80 years beginning world record named her the female entertainer with the longest television career, barbara and cooper reports in a youth driven film industry, betty white was a rarity. she was one of the few actresses who maintains tar power well into her ninety's. oh, it is something you did to mrs. miller that she began her career in the 19th thirty's on radio and in v

airbase is called bien hoi cemetery and a lot of people who fought for the south are buried in that cemetery. and when i arrived it was a mess there were tree roots growing through the graves and sometimes when it rained really heavily the graves would wash away they weren't being honored and in vietnamese tradition, it's really important to honor the dead and be able to go back to where they've been. buried and pay respects and so i went to leadership in hanoi and said what about letting this american ngo? clean up this cemetery it will build a lot of trust that will allow vietnamese who suffer great vietnamese americans except for great losses to feel more trust if you do that isn't just about money. it isn't just about welcoming and welcoming american investment. it's also about building trust and the first answer i got was that's really really difficult. so but i am pretty stubborn and i went back and i went to the chairman of benzung province where it's located and i said listen, we're investing your province. we're doing everything i kept the real reason. i came to see you chairman. is

then spread south into syria and lebanon, for example, was buried. being particularly sherry. bigger picture though, into north africa. apart from the wind, in this part is quiet and quite hot for some, especially nigeria. ah, one of the fastest growing nations in the money needed to open and developing international shipping company to become a key, middle east and trade money. 3 key areas of development, filling up from connecting the connecting future juanita cutter gateway to world trade. lou ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the world health organization says more than half of all europeans are likely to be infected with the army con variant of coven 19. within the next 2 months, 7000000 new cases were detect that on the continent in the 1st week of january. more americans are in hospital with crone of iris now than any other time during the pandemic underneath 32000 were in the wards on monday. that's higher than the previous peak last january. and the united nations has launched its largest ever humanitarian appeal for a singl

buried. many scientists are also optimistic despite the low vaccination rate. paralogistic both can pricer says that most south africans had already been infected with the corona virus before the army con, waive hospital data showed that a prior corona, virus infection or vaccination, provides protection against severe illness. with the arm a cron, buried them and, and on as it went to an ice to viet side will practice. and you can't do a situation like this where nearly everyone has had it worse been vaccinated, then you can relax. all things falling under resides. of course, on the other hand, it is summer here, hope it's you hadn't caused and the big school break took place over the most of the 4th wave. you know, hopa vacation was shorter in europe if you could. and school is starting again and, and it's winter when people spend much more time together endorse nutrition from a few. and those are considerable differences, price or hopes that the pandemic could become endemic. as with other corona viruses, if most of the population has a basic immunity from a previous infection or vaccination here. util. gal

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