as you had, david cameron _ secretary had to say.you had, david cameron is _ secretary had to say. as you had, david cameron is pretty - secretary had to say. as you had, david cameron is pretty clear- secretary had to say. as you had, | david cameron is pretty clear that the uk is looking closely at what is

baron, david cameron, now the head of mid-britain, and previously the prime minister, who lost his post to a corruption scandal, is not going to stop, making money on literally everything. bonded loan ukraine under the name. it’s not so bad that cameron’s wife, samantha, does not hesitate to use her husband’s name, promoting her personal clothing brand, women, guns and big money, that’s david cameron’s motto. marya butina is with you , this is the puppet heir to tuti, we are starting. we cannot ignore the threat, we need to take a tougher position in a tougher world if the ukrainian conflict is anything to go by. what it teaches us is that small and belated actions only spur russia on. cameron's speech in the british parliament, which he timed for victory day, word for word, repeated the document leaked into the hands of guardian reporters, a document previously written by its speechwriters. entirely from blinkered russophobic and provocative formulations, glued together according to a formula, we confront the enemy in order to prevent his advance. and then, out of the blue, another lea

, david cameron said yourfirst letter, david cameron said the uk cannot intervene in the judicial affairs of other countries. what they can do is say that the treatment— what they can do is say that the treatment of this british national is not _ treatment of this british national is not acceptable. they can look into the — is not acceptable. they can look into the way he has been treated, they can _ into the way he has been treated, they can ask questions as to why his medication — they can ask questions as to why his medication was withdrawn. is now on different— medication was withdrawn. is now on different medication and he is not able to— different medication and he is not able to get the tests he need to even _ able to get the tests he need to even know what his hiv status is now _ even know what his hiv status is now |_ even know what his hiv status is now. , , , ., , even know what his hiv status is now. , ,., , now. i suppose the question is, arain, now. i suppose the question is, again. as _ now. i suppose the question is, again. as i _ now. i suppose the question is, again, as

it was after that that david cameron changed position, and, you know, david cameron on his own doesn't change government position, but parliament can change the government position. but put that to one side. labour needs to communicate much better. it needs to listen hard to the voters. there is lost, but it should be proud of what it's donein should be proud of what it's done in winning in every part of the country north east, north west, east midlands, west midlands, in peaks across the country, west midlands . country, west midlands. >> do you think labour is going to win, i doubt it, because they're not winning. they're no. >> look labour won in redditch. won in big time in redditch. it looks as though it looks it looks as though it looks it looks as though all of the incumbent mayors are going to

think, is what you've just heard from david cameron, ithink, was is what you've just heard from davidretion and right now for whatever reason it might be they do not want to apply the criteria at all, that�*s what it seems like. t all, that's what it seems like. i again go back to you and say to you you've _ again go back to you and say to you you've heard — again go back to you and say to you you've heard the foreign secretary describe _ you've heard the foreign secretary describe in — you've heard the foreign secretary describe in detail to law of the process, — describe in detail to law of the process, it's a rolling process... six weeks. _ process, it's a rolling process... six weeks, six weeks. nevertheless it's a rolling — six weeks, six weeks. nevertheless it's a rolling process _ six weeks, six weeks. nevertheless it's a rolling process and _ six weeks, six weeks. nevertheless it's a rolling process and it's - it's a rolling process and it's rigorous _ it's a rolling process and it's rigorous. it's a disservice parliament to say the committee doesn't _ parliament to say the co

he became an mp in 2005 and was a close ally of david cameron, - was a close ally of david cameron, atst until they fell out over brexit. as a reforming education secretary he made friends and not a few enemies and he was a central figure in the psychodrama is of the conservative party over the last ten years. he managed to strangle boris johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister. johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister.— johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister. i've realised that while ifloris _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have those - prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have those very| while boris does have those very special abilities to communicate and to reach out, what he did not have was the capacity to build and to lead that team and to provide the leadership the country needs at this critical moment. mr leadership the country needs at this critical moment.— critical moment. mr gove ran unsuccessfully _ c

and i asked the foreign secretary, david cameron, that this morning.se _ is that we have a very strict system based on legal advice i to the foreign secretary. and ourjob is not to publish that legal advice or comment - on the legal advice. it's to act consistently with it. and that's what we do. it's a rolling process that looks at what israel is doing, - looks at humanitarian aid, _ looks at the treatment of detainees, and crucially looks at the behaviour of the israeli defence forces - and asks that central- question is there a serious risk of a serious breach _ of international humanitarian law? and the answer to that is| the answer up to now has been that we've allowed the export licensing to continue, _ but that's a rolling process and we work on the basis i of the advice. so for now, the uk is not going as far as the americans in this. now we should say, and the government tried to sort of use this as a defence, although i think a lot of our newscasters would think, you know what, it's a matter of principle, but what the government says is, look

secretary, david cameron.got a picture of him the size of a building on one of the main streets there. union flags awash throughout the country for this official visit. would you, if you were foreign secretary, want to run home early from this trip where you were being venerated this much by a country? >> well, i think i'd be a little embarrassed by all of that. but if you've got an ego, you'd absolutely love it. you would not want to leave that. >> so david cameron's had to leave this trip early to come back to london for this cabinet meeting this afternoon. well, there you go. what could that mean? >> well, should we speak to gb news political correspondent olivia utley olivia , you are in olivia utley olivia, you are in the heart of westminster. what are you hearing? >> well, we just don't know. is the honest answer . there is the honest answer. there is mounting speculation that there is going to be a podium moment, as tom called it this afternoon, and we can see why that speculation is going a bit insane

. we help ukraine in other ways, well , we also asked david cameron about why they still don't want to shoot down, he said, the fundamentally different situation, the difference between the situation between ukraine and, for example, in israel, when britain helped shooting down hamas rockets, and further quote: we can do a lot to help the ukrainians, and this will not be a step towards escalation, well... a fundamentally different situation, because those who attacked israel are not a country that has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, a country that keeps billions in the banks of the countries of the european union and not only london as well, and therefore, of course , a fundamentally different position, i agree on this in this sarcasm, completely. the next five years will be the most dangerous in the history of great britain, that's all. prime minister of the country, rishi sunak said today, according to him, london faces, will face, both internal and external challenges, in particular, he says, from authoritarian states. at the same time, he called the changes that can take

well, they also asked david cameron about why they still don't want to shoot down? he said, fundamentally different situation, difference of situation. israel, when britain helped shoot down hamas rockets, and further quote: we can do a lot to help the ukrainians, and this will not be a step towards escalation, well, although fundamentally, a different situation, because those who attacked israel is not a country that has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, a country that keeps billions in the banks of the countries of the european union and not only london as well, and therefore of course it is fundamentally different. position of principle pgidny in this in this sarcasm, completely. the next 5 years will be the most dangerous in the history of great britain. the prime minister of the country, rishi sunak, said this today. according to him, london faces and will face both internal and external challenges. in particular, he says, from the side of authoritarians of states at the same time , he called the changes that may take place in great britain itself and a

david cameron, minister of foreign affairs of great britain, made such a statement in kyiv.s one of the first to start supplying kyiv with long-range weapons, storm shadow missiles. more. such missiles on the eve and in the predicted and most recent package of british aid ukraine. david cameron also confirmed great britain's commitment to provide ukraine with 3 billion pounds of aid every year, which is almost 4 billion dollars. as long as it takes. more about the visit of the chief british diplomat to kyiv and the meaning of his statements. let's talk with bohdan tsyupin, who joins the broadcast from london. hello, bohdan. let's first listen to exactly what david cameron said in ki. about the use of weapons from partners, and we will discuss it further with you. in our opinion, they should decide how to use this one weapons, they are defending their country, they have been illegally invaded by putin, and they have to take these steps. we're not discussing any caveats about these things, but let's be very clear. russia attacked ukraine and ukraine undoubtedly has the right t

i asked foreign secretary david cameron that this morning.case is that we _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a very i this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a very strict| case is that we have a very strict system — case is that we have a very strict system based on legal advice to the foreign— system based on legal advice to the foreign secretary, and ourjob is not to— foreign secretary, and ourjob is not to publish that legal advice or comment— not to publish that legal advice or comment on the legal advice, it is to act— comment on the legal advice, it is to act consistently with it, and that— to act consistently with it, and that is— to act consistently with it, and that is what we do, it is a rolling process— that is what we do, it is a rolling process that looks at what israel is doing. _ process that looks at what israel is doing, looks at humanitarian aid and the treatment of det

as you had, david cameron _ secretary had to say.as you had, david cameron is pretty - secretary had to say. as you had, david cameron is pretty clear- secretary had to say. as you had, | david cameron is pretty clear that the uk is looking closely at what is happening in gaza. there has been some nervousness in the uk government, i think it is fair to say, that the actions of the israeli government. there is real concern about the prospect of a ground invasion or a more substantial ground invasion in rafa over the next few days. —— rafah. the thing that the uk could do to put more pressure on israel is not doing. there has been speculation for weeks over whether or not there would be a changing of the position on arms licences. that has not happened yet. you had the foreign secretary said this morning that doing that now could strengthen hamas and the uk government believes it would not be our wise path, it would make getting our wise path, it would make getting our stitches out even less likely. despite the uk government continuing

he was friends with david cameron, borisjohnson, fell he was friends with david cameron, boris johnsonll out and he was friends with david cameron, boris johnson, fell out and fell back borisjohnson, fell out and fell back in. he was one of the architects of voting leave, he was a neo—con on foreign policy, loved bashing lefties and bureaucrats and experts in terms of domestic policy and of course he led the leap campaign, was one of the architects, with borisjohnson, so an extraordinarily colourful character and rather popular even with those who foully disagree with him politically but he's going and i think many will see that as a sign, along with the other mps you mentioned, as a sign that they think maybe it's a sinking ship. it’s mentioned, as a sign that they think maybe it's a sinking ship.— maybe it's a sinking ship. it's not 'ust maybe it's a sinking ship. it's not just about _ maybe it's a sinking ship. it's not just about 70 _ maybe it's a sinking ship. it's not just about 70 conservative - maybe it's a sinking ship. it's not just about 70 conservative mps l maybe it's a si

david cameron just complicated. david cameron just would have thought i've, i've had the call.sked and i've got a duty to do this for my country. if people think i've got something to ask something to, to offer, then i should do that. and i think that's all it was, really. and i'm delighted that he's back, because i think he's brought some gravitas to our foreign policy position. i think he's carefully recalibrated our stance on israel and gaza. it's very difficult. but i think early on there was a danger that the government weren't quite getting that right. they were. you know, a bit too much on israel's side and not enough recognising the illegal settlements and some of the things that israel had got wrong. and i think david cameron's carefully recalibrated that actually, in a good way. so i'm delighted that he's back. i think he's throwing himself at it with an immense amount of energy. but i would be surprised if he wanted to return to being leader. >> i know you're also quite close to boris johnson. would you be surprised if he wanted to return as leader ? return as leader

david cameron is undoubtedly a class act . now, undoubtedly a class act.t agree with him about all his policies and everything. he's done, but he is a conservative and he is a class act. but i don't think the future of the conservative party lies necessarily in going back, and i think he'd see that as well. the future of the conservative party, whether in government or in opposition after the next general election, lies in going forward. >> but he was if you asked me, he was neglectful in his role because, of course, he gave us that brexit referendum . but that brexit referendum. but there seemed to be no planning whatsoever as to what we'd actually do as a country if people voted to leave the european union, then everyone will remember at the morning of that result, he just packed his bag and ran away . bag and ran away. >> well, i think that's a little unfair. i think. i think what's unfair. i think. i think what's unfair about that, because i think actually, if you are the prime minister and you have a policy and that policy is rejected , major policy.

david cameron the 're are dealing with. david cameron they're speaking _ are dealing with.g to _ are dealing with. david cameron they're speaking to laura - they're speaking to laura kuenssberg. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has more. these were claims that emerged yesterday when hamas, as it has done repeatedly throughout this crisis, released a video in which they said that nadav popplewell, who's 51, was killed in an israeli airstrike. now, we have absolutely no way of verifying that. we don't know when the video that they released yesterday was shot. we need to be extremely careful about any assertions that hamas is making about the circumstances surrounding his death or indeed whether indeed nadav popplewell is dead. but that is what hamas said. we know that his brother was killed on 7th october. they were both attacked on 7th october. their mother was also abducted, but she was released later in the first of the ceasefire hostage negotiations. the foreign office, as you say, is looking into this. but this kind of goes to the heart of one of the issues that

so what do you make of what david cameron just said its task? we see that as a lot of people are busy and what, uh, let's say the less than what i was doing in the moment in that role. if that would be really pressure. oh, well, let's say the whole and domestic. busy community, the united nations and the best of nations, which supply of costs if you do licenses for weapons and production, your support as well. so that shouldn't be that simple critic attempt to say, we all know if it's possible, but there shall be in the attempt to really make crash on them. you know, the government to say follow the majority of your people, follow the majority off the was hope your relation which is bringing forward a bit of a ceasefire over the month of stopping a genocidal wolf out. we're just going to right in the direction of the general side. so we'll put you back to with the you are a vision song contest in full swing in sweden voices. supposing palestine has been very loud, thousands of protesters gab, so the positions who as well as participation people

david cameron will engage in lobbying and help bypass china. those sanctions that he accepted duringr example, a person will stay, but she has a safe district, she is not in danger of defeat in her own district, but some grandshaps is most likely for sure will merge, so of course we will observe such a funny life of insects there, but it was correctly noted that of course it is worth keeping an eye on this, because well, there are indeed certain processes of transformation... there are yes in the usa in britain, well, from the change of one party to another, especially in the united kingdom, nothing monumental will change for us, yes, between libarists and conservatives, unfortunately, there is complete consensus there regarding the continuation of all this militarism against russia, yes, of course, among the libarists there will be some nuances in their foreign policy, and there relations with asia, with china will change slightly, they are more europhiles, so i think that, of course, israel... and it will not be as easy to work in these conditions as it is now in britain, and so on

david cameron, dear liar.declare you husband and wife, anxiety, sorry, i’m on hour, maximum one and a half well, what happened, an intruder’s plane crossed the border, no matter how much it would be shot down. francis, i know you are not a coward, but you must know the whole truth, they can still get you. the target is captured, the target is in the launch zone. do you realize the moment? still would? the ring fell, a bad omen. seryozha, fourth, answer third. something happened? i'm so sorry, maine. harry powers' interrupted flight on saturday, on the first. since it is impossible to deny the presence of pronounced nationalism in ukraine, the ukrainian version of nationalism is usually called integral nationalism, because no one knows what it is. and it sounds nice, like it’s not fascism, but the most striking thing about ukrainian fascism is the lack of understanding that for europe, be it latin or german, as well as for all the world’s anglo-saxons, ukrainians have always been and will be second class, ukrai

we'll talk about david cameron, who should have disappeared from public life forever, but the fact. so let's talk about the liquor of the person. for us city, right, the lift, it's a very head scratching experience. 11 has one been listening to these interviews with back wrong because he expounds at great length without ever really explaining what he means. so he declares that, oh, well, he wants these introduction. as you say, it's not clear with his french troops or a native truth. i assume you would like nato chose, but as a backup, just in case he doesn't get the major troops that he just as french troops. well, because he wants to create strategic ambiguity. so he wants pull to, uh, to be on something in his own mind. what he wants to do, and then he says, and then he just the by side by side. oh yeah, but um, you know, with the, we've been putting all these limits on what we've done in the past. but protein has no limits on what he does, which of course is complete nonsense because the boot and as shown itself to be extremely limited in his goals in the ukraine. and then he sa

so, i mean it's so for david cameron, too. so spouses, you know, it's very difficult to, to, to consider, to think about david cameron without thinking of that terrible article that somebody wrote about him. where at each and a party does something quite basically with a picks head, but moving away from the house. that's so sexual x, i think he's really also cavities and days. and he noticed that in 6 months time is going to be out of a job. so it raises myself. what he said, obviously he's gonna support bite and, and this idea to the helps, you know, the, he's just put going on the rack or the saying, you know, the idea of, uh, friendship. so i'm a trips in the ukraine is completely out of the question because that which is spock a world war, but he doesn't come up with any oh, tons of cloud is still very concrete except the signing of more and more money unless they can us a huge on so your question, i think people are tired of these policies in the u. k, which doesn't make any sense, which doesn't add up a tool via politica

, preferable to david cameron, which i guess is a compliment.ean, i have heard david lammy compared to david cameron on the internet , but, that was for internet, but, that was for different reasons. >> fair enough. okay, yeah . >> fair enough. okay, yeah. initially i thought, well, how can the republicans like labour? oh hang on. and then they just lay into cameron. he's moralising . they're sick of him moralising. they're sick of him telling them what to do. you don't like being told what to do, lewis? do you, do you think this is fair? is it fair? >> well, i think this is what happens. you know, they got to. i mean, the tories, the tories . i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, trump has to be nice to somebody. these are the people coming in that they're moving in next door. of course, he's not going to say we expect these people to be horrible people because they're moving in next doon >> but they didn't have to be that warm, did they? they didn't have to say far preferable. i

so, i mean it's so for david cameron, too. so spouses, you know, it's very difficult to, to, to consider, to think about david cameron without thinking about terrible articles to somebody wrote about him way at each. and he probably does something quite basically with a picks head, but moving away from the house that's such sexual x. i think um, he's really also cavities and days. and he knows that in 6 months time is going to be out of a job. so it raises myself, what he said, obviously he's going to support bite and, and this idea to the helps you know, the is just put going in the rack or the saying, you know, the idea of friendship. so a native trips in ukraine is completely out of the question because that which is the bulk of world war, but he doesn't come up with any oh, tons of cloud is still very concrete except the signing of more and more money. unless thing that's a huge on so your question, i think people are tired of these policies in the u. k, which doesn't make any sense, which doesn't add up a tool via politic

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everyone remember is what happens with david cameron. weill. happens with david cameron.ameron. well, look, the question of— happens with david cameron. -ii look, the question of whether there is a coalition or not is something thatis is a coalition or not is something that is down to the voters, and if that... ., , ., , ., ., that... no, it is not, it is down to ou. that... no, it is not, it is down to you. no. — that... no, it is not, it is down to yom no. no. _ that... no, it is not, it is down to yom no. no. no. _ that... no, it is not, it is down to you. no, no, no, the _ that... no, it is not, it is down to you. no, no, no, the voters- that... no, it is not, it is down to i you. no, no, no, the voters decide how many mps, it is for parties like yourselves to decide whether you go into coalition. i am saying to you at the start of the campaign, do you rule out any sort of potential for coalition or not? i rule out any sort of potential for coalition or not?— coalition or not? i think it is hiuhl , coalition or not? i think it is highly. highly _ coalition or not? i t

uniform, that is , everything is clear here too, here is the head of the forein office instead of david cameron will be david lamia, by the way, a representative of british guyana. there is posedun, yes, well, well, that is, here in britain, well, we shouldn’t expect any changes at all, yes, nofis, as it formulated its strategy back in the tens of years on the confrontation with russia in eastern europe, he won’t give it up, of course, david cameron is now trying to create certain problems for us, it was correctly noted here that even in the cis space, he drives it as if it were his own home, there the central asian country distributes , albeit small, but to those no less grants, but 50 million pounds, it seems to us that this is not very much. then there will be no agreement, so there is no need to be modest, this is the only person, no, these are all, this is all the hope that they themselves, no, let me remind you, we will achieve liberation with our own hand, very there were wise words, mikhail mikhailovich, when i hear when some hopes are associated with a change in the political course in

it is only a decade or so ago under the prime ministership of david cameron, now the foreign minister here, the uk was talking of a golden age of relations with china. that has moved a long way. the uk is now much more sceptical about cooperation with china but nevertheless still important economic ties. this case could throw that into some jeopardy. earlier we spoke to ciaran martin the former head of the uk's national cyber security centre. from the information currently available it is a significant incident probably at the lower end of serious.

this is what david cameron is talking about.t the same time, it is clear that, having a dominant position, "london allows possible negotiations, who will initiate it, of course, it will be decided by ukraine, including ukraine will determine possible mediators or, say, an organization that can conduct this conversation the subtext of this article clearly suggests that aid is necessary for ukraine to be such that ukraine achieves its strategic result." and forced the kremlin to accept ukraine's conditions, this is what is important to emphasize, not only the material itself, which was voiced, speaks about it, including the materials in the newspaper the guardian, including some analytical british publications, have already been writing about this for the past three months, and we must give credit that cameron is gradually changing his position, from that... frightened gesture that nato should not shoot down russian planes and nato should not shoot at russian soldiers, you can see how cameron's position is transforming quite stron

but i think strong signals about the importance of respect for international law — david cameron said couple days ago that hamas should accept the very generous offer which was on the table. hamas did accept that cease—fire and truce agreement, get the israelis have ignored it. so i think conveying strong behind—the—scenes messages in conjunction with the americans and now other european allies is an important way to get across to the israelis that the sort of activities we've seen in the past should not be repeated in rafah, and that in the end, there needs to be a cease—fire, the hostages need to be released, and we have to get back to a process of thinking about how to provide long—term security for both the palestinian people and the israeli people. palestinian people and the israeli --eole. . ~' , palestinian people and the israeli

i just wanna briefly take a listen to what david cameron said in response to that question. a very fundamental difference between the us situation case the us is a mess. state license is significantly less than one percent. some interesting comments that well, mister cameron claiming that the intake government doesn't actually supply almost to b r a d. yes. but as we know, that is not entirely true in fact, downing street is responsible for granting individual licenses to companies that do exports weapons to as well. so what do you make of what david cameron just said the joe is very look at that. the other thing we receive at this level because even what, uh, i see the less than one screen and at the moment in that role there is some kind of some bully steps. like the u. s. government says no. if you walk into rough uh, with the 6 troops, even that was the call for a ceasefire, like almost splits acceptance uh, some idea of egypt and comes up. and then the us does the stuff and that means something very good that full lips. but do there is no real pressure if that would be r

british foreign secretary david cameron actually lifted this taboo. he came to kyiv and declared that ukraine can do this with british weapons for its own protection. as for the ukrainians, in our opinion, it is their decision how to use these weapons. they are defending their country, putin invaded them, violating international law. they are forced to take measures. we do not discuss the relevant caveats. let's be absolutely clear. russia attacked ukraine, and ukraine has the right to retaliate against russia, including on russian territory. this is ukraine's decision. ukraine has this right. russia strikes on the territory of ukraine, so it is clear that ukraine feels the need show that she is defending herself. this is to drive the russians out of the country and have the ability to strike back. britain provides ukraine with stormshadow missiles, which have a range of approximately 250 km. these are cruise missiles that are designed to hit large buildings and complexes, such as port infrastructure, headquarters, warehouses, bunkers, missile sites,

so what do you make of what david cameron just said fast? we see that as a lot of people, se, and what uh, let's say the less than let us do it in the moment in that role. if that would be really pressure. oh, well, let's say the whole entire. busy community, the united nations and the best of nations, which supply of costs if you do licenses for weapons back and production just support this role. so there shouldn't be that simple, frantic attempt to say we are not responsible. official be in attempt to really make crash on them. you know, the government to say follow the majority of people, follow the majority of the bones of population, which is bringing up a ceasefire of the month of stopping the genocide will wolf a which is going during the direction of the general side. so we'll put you back to the president of china has paid his 1st visit, the hungry and 20 years marketing, developing relations between the countries. she didn't thing and the prime minister victor or bond spoke with the news media and highlighted the mutual goals that

time writes that the head of the foreign ministry of great britain, david cameron, in closed negotiations with donald trump, a potential candidate for the presidency of the united states of america, says that he said that the new american aid will help ukraine hold the front line and provide the best possible conditions for concluding an agreement with the russian federation in january 25, i quote: what are the best conditions, the publication writes, with which can you as the president? to conclude an agreement in january, this is when both sides get their positions and pay the price for it, commenting on this article, british prime minister rishi sunak emphasized that london's position has not changed and that the british government is on the side of ukraine. what agreement did cameron talk about with trump that trump would negotiate with putin in case of victory in january 25th to end russia's war in ukraine? no, mr. serhiy, but... this is about creating conditions under which ukraine will dominate the war and the strength and results of battles. so, ah, david cameron talks about creat

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