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The rise in the number of young women suffering mental health

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New research suggests women aged between 16 and 24

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It's horrible because as much as you may look calm and like fine,

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you feel like everything's going to collapse and

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We'll be looking at what might be causing this rise in problems

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A double manhunt after a young girl is abducted and raped on her way

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Over a hundred people are injured - some trapped - when a commuter train

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crashes into a station just outside New York.

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How taking common painkillers if you're elderly can

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And an embarrassing start to the Ryder Cup after the brother

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of one British golfing star calls US fans a braying mob of imbeciles.

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And coming up in the Sport on BBC News:

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More on the crisis hitting football as Barnsley assistant Tommy Wright

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is dismissed after being named in a Daily Telegraph investigation.

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Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at Six.

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There's been a sharp rise in the number of young women

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New figures show that in England, one in four 16

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That's an increase from one in five - seven years earlier.

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The findings come in a big survey of mental health in England -

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so what's causing so many young women to suffer problems

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Young women are seen as a high risk group, according to this

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comprehensive new survey for England and Alice Thompson, who's 17, can

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She's suffered from mental health problems, including

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anxiety, self-harm and eating disorders.

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She's in treatment now, but says that her conditions have

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Anxiety feels like you are in a stream

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or even an ocean and there's just waves crashing at you

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constantly and you're treading water and the more you tread water,

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the harder it is to keep going because you just get tired and you

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get lethargic and you just end up drowning eventually.

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The mental health survey covering England,

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carried out every seven years, highlights important trends.

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Amongst 16-24-year-olds, 21% of women

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experience symptoms of mental illness in 2007.

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In contrast, 11.9% of men experienced symptoms in 2007,

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With self-harm there is a widening gap with 11.7% of women in 2007

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saying they'd self-harmed, rising to 19.4% in 2014.

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For men, it was 6.3% in 2007 and a slower

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The report's authors say it's not their

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job to look for causes, but the growth in social media

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With teenagers feeling under more peer group

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pressure and potentially being vulnerable to online bullying.

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This is the first cohort to come of age

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We don't yet understand what social media means

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for the mental health of

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This is something that perhaps this study

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suggests warrants further investigation.

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Students beginning a new term are potentially vulnerable

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to mental health challenges and many colleges and universities are doing

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At Bradford College there's room set aside for

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young people to relax and escape from every day stresses with local

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guide dogs brought in as a welcome distraction.

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I don't know, it has his affect, it makes me feel calm,

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relaxed and forget about all the

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problems we've got and just focus on this dog.

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A recent Scottish survey found what was said to be

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significantly lower levels of mental well-being amongst young women,

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problem for policy makers, the NHS and young people.

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Hugh if this was a physical illness, we would call it an epidemic. Yes,

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one expert used that word epidemic. There is more awareness of self-harm

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so, that might increase reporting. But it is a major problem. We heard

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of social media and they say that the context tot this seven-year

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period, there was a recession and an increase in domestic abuse and

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violence and that may have affected young women. The Government said it

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is investing more in mental health and set up new waiting time

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performance targets and I understand there will be a major policy

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announcement for England covering areas like self-harm and suicide.

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But there is a long way to go and everyone who feels there should be

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parity of esteem between mental and physical health would say there is a

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lot of work to be done. Thank you. A 14-year-old girl

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was abducted and raped on her way to school yesterday

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morning in Oxford. Police say she was forced into a car

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during a four-hour ordeal. Officers are looking for two

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white male suspects. They've appealed for anyone

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with footage from helmet or dashboard mounted

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cameras to come forward. This was where the 14-year-old girl

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was taken to and where police are concentrating their investigation.

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She was missing for three and a half hours and had been raped. Local

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people were horrified. Disgusting, awful. Frightening. Devastating. Can

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you imagine what the girl is going through? I'm extremely worried and

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horrid to hear this. My thoughts go to the girl's family. The girl had

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been in her school uniform when she was taken. It happened during the

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height of yesterday's morning rush hour. She was in the Sommer town

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area of Oxford. Two white men drove her away in a silver hatchback.

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Police found her a mile away. She was knocking on doors, seeking help.

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How shocking and unusual is this? It is exceptionally unusual. I know how

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shocking this is. The reassurance I can give is wif a large inquiry.

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Police have apiled to cyclists and -- appealed to cyclists and

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motorists with dashboard cameras. They say they're putting more police

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into the area to reassure parents and that the girl is now receiving

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specialist support. The UK's trade with

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the European Union can be 'at least as free' following Brexit

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as it is now, according to the International

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Trade Secretary Liam Fox. He said introducing tariffs

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on trade would be bad not just for Britain,

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but for all of Europe. But in this pre-negotiation period,

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politicians on the continent have been keen to warn that Britain

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will not get any kind of special Here's our Economics Editor Kamal

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Ahmed. Taking back control. Lee fox today

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at a flight simulation business, trying to plot smooth landing. I

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believe the UK is in a prime position to become a world leader in

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free trade, because of the brave decision of British people to leave

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the EU. Those who believe that the referendum was a sign of Britain

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looking inwards have it completely 100% wrong. Yesterday car

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manufacturers in Britain warned that if there were tariffs between

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Britain and the EU, once we had left, that would, could mean job

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losses. Do you agree? Who does it harm more? If we end up in a new

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tariff environment? It is in everybody's interests that as we

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move forward we have at least as free a trading environment as we

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have today. Anything else may not harm the politicians and the

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institutions, but it will harm the people of Europe. This is Manchester

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Town Hall, a monument to the glories of our free trade past and it was

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here that Liam Fox gave the strongest signal about the future.

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Not only would Britain be leaving the EU, but leaving the single

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market. This looks and feels like a hard Brexit. At the Paris motor show

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concern, if Britain leaves the single market, that could mean

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tariffs and for the Nissan boss and that company runs a huge factually

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in Sunderland, tariffs mean one thing. It means Sunderland would

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lose competitiveness when it comes to choosing a place to source

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products for Europe. Then you have a 10% higher cost for tax reasons.

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From big to small business. These conveyors are going to Sweden. This

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one near Manchester makes conveyor belts. The message is the same.

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Tariff-free trade is important us to. We don't want to be put at a

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disadvantage by incurring additional costs. Because in a competitive

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market you can't put your prices up to reflect it. Britain's trade

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exports are one of the fundamental drivers of economic growth. We

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export ?222 billion worth of goods to the EU. That is nearly ten times

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the ?26 billion wort of exports that go to China. The UK's trade with the

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EU matters. Dr Fox came to Manchester to send the message that

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Britain wants free trade deals, but negotiations with the EU won't start

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for years. Yes, the tone of the moment is tough, but this journey

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has a long way to go. Live to Rome and our

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Europe Editor, Katya Adler. Katya, Liam Fox is setting

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out his negotiating position, but you've been speaking

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to the Italian Prime Minister Matteo Well, Mr Renzi is an Anglo file, I

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can't imagine the EU without the UK he said, but he's euro file and a

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believer in the European project. While we focus on Brexit, elsewhere

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there are other EU matters that are crying out to be dealt with. In

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Italy, they're stuck in the migrant crisis and the eurozone stagnation.

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He reflects the frustration that EU leaders feel they're waiting as they

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must for the UK to start formal Brexit talks.

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There is the need to solve as soon as possible the problem of the UK.

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Because from 2015 to today, from the first

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months of 2015 to today, we

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discussed a lot of times about Brexit.

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So, now it's time to solve the question.

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And just how tough should or could those, how tough should or could the

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EU/UK negotiations get I asked him. Of course, help said they should

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remain cordial and constructive and don't forget thaechlt U leaders are

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worried if the U. K gets a great deal, others may want to jump ship,

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to the UK could not expected a better deal. But these are

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pre-Brexit negotiation talks. They're talks about talks and all

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sides in the UK and the rest of the EU are talking tough and once the

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real process starts, you can expect some wheeling and dealing. Thank

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you. Rescue teams in New Jersey

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are trying to free passengers on a packed train which has crashed

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into a station during At least one person has died

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and more than 100 were injured when the train came off the rails

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and smashed through the concourse. Our New York Correspondent Nick

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Bryant has the latest The packed train entering a crowded

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station at the peak of rush hour. A routine commute changing in an

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instant into a terrifying ordeal. Passengers said the train just

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didn't slow down as it entered the station. Ploughing through ticket

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areas and into the reception area. It was light a big crash and then

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everything from the ceiling fell in. I think it hit people on, in the

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Hoch Ken terminal -- Hoboken terminal. This car kind of like

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jumped a bit on to the, like, where we were standing and crushed that

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centre where people would be standing and through them into where

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we were. Ran and looked and saw a guy bleeding from the head and a

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couple of people, I didn't see many bodies, until I ran there and I saw

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people getting up and bleeding all over. Such was the impact of the

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crash that part of roof caved in, making it more difficult for the

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emergency services to reach people trapped. There are reports of people

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pinned under collapsed pillars. Hoboken is in New Jersey, many use

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the station to travel into New York. Many tend to pack the front

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carriages of the train. Hospitals were told to prepare for a mass

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casualty situation. There are three serious patients and some who have

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been treated by trauma surgeons and in addition there are a handful of

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others who are being evaluated for their injuries in the emergency

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room. 40 are being treated as well for walking types of injuries and

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they're being evaluated as well. The cause of the crash isn't yet

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known but New Jersey transit hasn't yet installed automatic system

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control, that stops trains going too fast T had been ordered to install

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the system by the Government. But there have been repeated delays. Now

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there have been a spate of train crashes in America's north-east

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corridor in recent years and the speed of locomotive has often been

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the cause. So commuters here are inevitably asking - why has to taken

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so long to install this basic safety mechanism, especially when America's

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national safety transportation board was calling for its introduction

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over 25 years ago. Thank you, Nick.

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The number of people in England receiving treatment for mental

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health issues has risen to one in three.

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And, still to come - the investigation into alleged

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football corruption claims another scalp, this time

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Aaron Ramsey will not be returning from his hamstring injury in time

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to play in Wales in the next two World Cup qualifiers.

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He'll miss next month's games with Austria and Georgia.

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Elderly people who regularly take common painkillers such as ibuprofen

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are at increased risk of heart failure.

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New research analysed the effects of anti-inflammatory drugs given

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But younger patients are unlikely to be affected, as our

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Medical Correspondent Fergus Walsh explains.

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For 40 years, Anne Nut, has struggled are rheumatoid arthritis.

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She needs medication to help her control chronic joint pain.

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Anne is prescribed diclofenac, but research says these,

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and similar pain killers, like ibuprofen and naproxen

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naproxen, increase the risk of heart failure.

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Do I stop taking them and lose part of my independence?

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Or do I carry on taking them and, perhaps, put

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That's a decision that lots of us out there are going to have to make

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The researchers examined 27 non-steroidal anti-inflammatory

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drugs being taken on prescription by 10 million people in Europe.

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Overall, the drugs increase the risk of being admitted to hospital

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with heart failure by 19%, compared with those not taking them

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but the study did not show the underlying or absolute risk.

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All medicines have potential side effects.

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But the warnings from this research really only apply to the elderly.

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The average age of the people in this study was 77.

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For them, doctors need to be careful when prescribing pain killers.

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As always, it is balance between risk and benefit.

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A leading pharmacist sought to reassure the public.

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Younger patients occasionally take these drugs, short courses,

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and there is no evidence this is a problem.

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Older patients are generally getting these drugs prescribed

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by their doctor and they are being monitored closely anyway.

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If people do have concerns they should speak to their GP

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Ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatories are very

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effective medicines but for the elderly and those

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at risk of heart disease, they need to be used with care.

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A brief look at some of the day's other other news stories:

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And police have charged a man with the fatal stabbing

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The bodies of Zoe Morgan and Lee Simmons were discovered

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close to the branch of Matalan - where they worked -

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just before 6 o'clock yesterday morning.

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Andrew Saunders will appear before magistrates tomorrow.

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The bodies of a man and a woman have been found on the Norfolk coast.

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The alarm was raised at Breydon Water estuary by a member

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of the public who saw the bodies on a mud bank.

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Police say the deaths of the pair, who are believed to be

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aged between 40 and 50, are so far unexplained.

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A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of his father,

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whose body was found in the boot of a car in County Antrim.

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44-year-old Gerald John Mulligan, from Lisburn, is accused

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Another person has lost his job following an investigation

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According to the Daily Telegraph, the assistant manager

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of Championship side Barnsley, Tommy Wright, agreed to take

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The chairman of Premier League Stoke City has also called

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for a clampdown on agents and their fees - he's been talking

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If you thought envelopes stuffed through of cash had been consigned

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to football's bad old days, think again. This is saisant Barnsley'

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manager, Tommy Wright, secretly filmed apparently being given ?5

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thou.d - this is Barnsley's assistant manager.

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Wright denied breaking any rules but having been suspended, today he was

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sacked. Other names revealed today, include Queen's Park Rangers

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manager, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, filmed aparentedly trying to

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negotiate a fee to speak to the firm. And Leeds''s owner. And this

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man from Leeds. Zmrnchts we know there has been

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bungs, brown paperenvelopes. We know it has gone on. There is enough

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evidence out there, to suggest, but there never has been a prolonged

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investigation perhaps by the correct authorities. This crisis has already

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cost the England manager his job, embroiled several unnamed Premier

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League bosses and now claimed a second scalp here at barnsly. The FA

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are investigating but' admit their powers to fully police a globalised

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multi-billion pound sport are limited and it is notoriously

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difficult to prove corruption. George Graham, sacked by Arsenal in

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1995, remains the only manager in the English game to be punished for

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accepting underhand payments. Lord Stevens headed up a Premier League

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bungs inquiry in two #240u6d but found no evidence clubs or officials

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had taken illegal payments. - in 2006. What can be done? Today one

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club owner told me the sport must get a grip on the amounts paid to

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agents. I wondered if collectively we could

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agree we would not say, pay more than 10%, or we have parameters

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between 5% and 10% and try and bring some better order into T although

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these things are coming out, and we are going to have to judge them on

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their merits, in my view, the game has never been cleaner. But with the

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sport bracing itself for more allegations, confidence in the whole

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of the game is now on the line. The independent inquiry

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into historical child sex abuse has suffered another set back today,

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after a second senior lawyer quit. It comes just a day

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after the lead lawyer, Three chairs of the inquiry

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have also stepped down Europe begins its defence

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of golf's Ryder Cup tomorrow, with the US team losing eight

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of the last ten meetings. But the start of the competition has

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been overshadowed by an article written by the brother

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of the Masters champion, Peter Willett called American fans,

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amongst many other things, a "baying mob of imbeciles"

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who were also "fat, stupid, Enter America's new pantomime

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villain. Danny Willetts, emerging to cheers, boos and heckles, after his

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brother had landed him in a spot of bother. Hey, Danny, you want some

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cookie doe,? In an article, he called stuffed cookie doe,

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classless, greed. When you are about to faced thousands of them, not

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helpful. I would like to apologise for what has been said. It is not

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the thoughts of myself and the team and of captain Darle. I said to

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Peter I was obviously disappointed in what was said and what was

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written about the American fans. This is the ride Cup. Our country,

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our course... The team have already been firing up their fan was a

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celebrity-backed campaign. We are 13. But if they needed any extra

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motivation, they've now got it. I think it is very inappropriate. I

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don't think we represent that at all. The of US crowd will remember

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it and use it to their advantage to try to rattle him I think he might

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get a rowdy round and boos, I think. Well, fair to say it'll be a pretty

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lively atmosphere over the next few days but can Europe's players

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silence the American fans with another win?

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Europe's strike, in the last Ryder Cup at Gleneagles was their third in

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a row and it left American golf searching for answers but the hosts

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will start as favourites here, with, on paper, the stronger team, and, of

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course, home advantage. Europe will have to be beat not just their

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players but their fans and thanks to one man's mischievous brother, that

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could be tougher than ever. Prince George and Princess Charlotte

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were star guests at a tea party in Canada. They are on an official

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eight-day visit to Canada. This is the first time the children were

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seen since the earlidies when they arrived when they were seen

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exchanging hand shakes and high fives with the Prime Minister. Very

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sweet they are too. Let's take a look at the weather with tomorrow

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as. - with Thomas, equally as sweet. Oh, please!

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, overthe next few nights there is the chance of seeing the spectacular

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light displays even as far as southern Britain.

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Back to the weather, the jet stream soefr us. Powerful. A nastly low

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pressure sweeping across Scotland. Stormy weather over the coasts.

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Wrinds easing to. Not as strong with a few showers around. You can see

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this stretch of wind blowing showers in. In the last couple of hours we

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have had thunder stoornlsd come brieia, parts of southern Scotland.

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They may rumble through for a time but eventually fizzle away. For

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most, a clear night and a chance of catching a glimpse of the northern

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lights. This is the weather for tomorrow.

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Fairly fresh, 12-15 across the northern half. The upper teens in

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the south. A scattering of showers, sunshine for sure. Friday night into

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Saturday, this low pressure approaches our shores. That is going

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to spoil the weather for Saturday so the weekend, at this stage, the

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thinking s is looking very split. Saturday not so good. It is going to

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be often cloudy at the very least. Sunshine around. The best in western

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Scotland and Northern Ireland but for Wales, parts of northern

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England, into Lincolnshire, East Anglia, heavy showers, hail and

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thunder possible but there will be sunshine from time to time. And

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then, as if by magic that bad weather pours out into the North

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Sea. We say goodbye to it and we are in between weather systems. That

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means we get this sandwich ofshine on Sunday, and it'll feel that bit

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warmer after a fairly fresh start to Sunday. Well, that at least is

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something to

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