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It was not ostensible to finish similar to this. After long negotiations, the rumpled maestro motionless he could cling to on in bureau no longer and resigned, clearing the approach for a younger, some-more snappily ready to go incumbent.

So what can we design of "Match of the Day 2" subsequent deteriorate right away that the earlier presenter, Adrian Chiles, has shipped off to ITV in a well-paid huff, to be transposed by Colin Murray?

There were clues to be had examination the Europa League Final (Five, Wednesday), presented by Murray. Expect a some-more mad character as Chiless chummy, Brummie tones give approach to Murrays buzzsaw Northern Irish brogue. But afterwards Murray had copiousness to be vehement about last week. Apart from his new job, he contingency have been as gay as the Fulham true that instead of, as expected, the big guns of ITV and Sky hogging the European headlines with their Champions" League coverage, it was the feisty underdogs at Five who had a fairytale last to shade as the Cottagers took on Atl�tico Madrid.

During the build-up, the great and the great of English government Fabio Capello, Sir Alex Ferguson and Harry Redknapp plus, er, Sam Allardyce and Ray Wilkins lined up to compensate reverence to Fulhams manager, Roy Hodgson. Proceedings took on a clearly showbiz air with a poem from Craven Cottages matchday compère, "Diddy" David Hamilton (younger readers: hes a 70-something DJ) and one after an additional during the compare with glimpses of the floppy-haired thesp Hugh Grant and impertinent chanteuse Lily Allen, Fulham fans both.

The star-spotting one after an additional down on the touchline: Atl�ticos darkly brooding manager, Quique Flores, gimlet an supernatural similarity to Hugh Laurie in "House", whilst in the presenting counter Fives analysers, Stan Collymore and Pat Nevin, had both motionless on a dim suit, dim tie, "Reservoir Dogs" look. Add in Murrays Buddy Holly eyeglasses and events seemed to be receiving place in a extraordinary lookalike pick universe.

Sadly, notwithstanding Fulham chants of "Are you Brentford in disguise?", the red-and-white-stripe-shirted antithesis valid some-more clever than the Cottagers" west London neighbours, nonetheless it still took them 116 mins to prevail. A philosophical Hodgson pronounced afterwards: "Its a sour blow. As far as my destiny goes, I"ve regularly been committed to Fulham and still am."

In contrast, over at ITV the following day, an additional seasoned maestro motionless he could cling to on no longer and resigned, clearing the approach for a younger, less snappily dressed, incumbent. Steve Rider had approaching to anchor the channels coverage of the World Cup, but the attainment of Chiles altered all that. So alas for Steve, no fairytale finale for him either.

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With Labour and the Liberal Democrats each doubtful to secure an altogether infancy in the Commons tomorrow, tactical choosing by casting votes could fool around a vital purpose in interlude David Cameron reaching Downing Street. Here, we benefaction a guide to the key seats in that tactical choosing by casting votes might be consequential in securing a on-going infancy in the Commons.

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Number of over 65s to space station in twenty years

Richard Ford, Home Correspondent & ,}

The UKs fast ageing race is set to enlarge the series of over 65s by dual thirds in dual decades to some-more than fifteen million.

More than a fifth of the race will be over 65 by 2031 with big increases in the series of the really old, according to central total published today.

The greying of the nation will move outrageous hurdles for governments as they seek to yield a caring complement to await and caring for the elderly.

People over 50 already have up at slightest a entertain of the race in each of the regions in the country, with the top commission in the normal retirement area of the South West.

The series of people elderly 65 and over is projected to climb from 9.6 million in 2006 to 15.7 million in 2031. Those elderly 75 and over will climb by 77 per cent from 4.6 million to 8.2 million and those elderly 85 and over will climb by 131 per cent from 1.2million to 2.8 million.

Age UK, the gift operative for comparison people, pronounced that the fast ageing population meant that politicians had to residence amicable caring for the elderly as a priority.

Social caring for the elderly is the big amicable process issue of the time. We have an ageing race and their needs are not going to go away. They system we have cannot cope, a mouthpiece said.

The mouthpiece pronounced some-more indispensable to be finished to concede comparison people to go on working together with abolishing forced retirement.

She pronounced homes would need to be built to concede elderly residents to sojourn in them as prolonged as probable with wider doors for wheelchair entrance and electricity sockets at waist tallness rather than nearby the floor.

In further to seeking after the earthy needs of old people, some-more concentration would need to be since to their romantic and mental well being, she said. It would embody ensuring that they were not removed and depressed.

The segment with the largest race elderly 50 and over was the South East, with 2.9 million or 35 per cent of the population. London and Northern Ireland had the lowest commission at twenty-six per cent and 31 per cent respectively. A net figure of roughly 25,000 people elderly 50 years and over left London in between midst 2007 and midst 2008.

The South West, the East, the South East, the East Midlands and Wales were the biggest beneficiaries of the inner emigration of over 50s, according to the Office for National Statistics report.

The collateral had the top proportions of men and women elderly 65 years and older who were singular and never tied together in 2008 compared with alternative UK regions, as well as the top suit of divorced and distant people in this age group.

Paul Vickers, emissary head of the centre for informal and internal census data at the ONS, said: London has the top suit of singular men and women aged 65 years and over, so sort of indicating that the emigration itself might be between tied together couples who are rebuilt to quit together since single people probably wish to stay put.

Moodys falls neatly after hazard of movement over $1bn mistake

Christine Seib New York & ,}

Shares in Moodys fell some-more than twelve per cent as investors reacted to headlines that the group was confronting charges over a $1 billion ratings blunder.

Moodys suggested last Friday that it had perceived a notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission that the regulator was deliberation bringing an coercion movement opposite the agency.

According to Moodys, the SEC had indicted the group of equivocating the 2007 focus to be one of only ten of Americas nationally recognized statistical rating organisations.

Shares in Moodys fell as low as $20.52 yesterday prior to shutting at $21.64, down $1.72 or 7.4 per cent.

In a matter released late on Friday, Moodys pronounced that it had perceived the SECs lawsuit warning, well known as a Wells Notice, on Mar eighteen and had already filed the defence.

Two years ago Moodys pronounced that a computer blunder caused it to give improper ratings to eleven investments value about $1 billion. It certified that the employees had not bound the computer blunder as shortly as they learnt of it. According to Moodys, the SEC has purported that this computer blunder might have caused Moodys to put fake report on the 2007 looseness application.

Ratings agencies, that are protected by the US Government, are already underneath review by politicians. They have indicted the companies of assigning wrongly high ratings to sub-prime mortgage-backed bonds in lapse for stability commercial operation with the investment banks that combined and sole the securities.

They are additionally being sued by investors that paid for the mis-rated investments, that subsequently went bust.

Yesterday, Michel Barnier, the European Unions inner markets commissioner, pronounced that he would pull for some-more foe between ratings agencies.

He said: There are as well couple of agencies in as well couple of hands. We will work with the players of the zone to enlarge competitiveness.

EU officials blamed ratings agencies for exacerbating the be scared over Greeces monetary incident by downgrading the nation but receiving in to comment the actuality that Greece was corroborated by the EU. Greece doesnt mount alone, Mr Barnier said. [Its] not the same as assessing the rating of an removed country.

Mr Barnier additionally pronounced he will betray in the subsequent month new legislation directed at preventing monetary crises, together with the issue of a fortitude account that would keep the deduction of a taxation imposed on banks.

France, Germany and Britain have called for a new bank taxation that would simulate the risks acted by opposite monetary institutions. Germany wants the levy to go in to a special bailout fund, but France and Britain wish the money for ubiquitous inhabitant coffers.

Mr Barnier reiterated he will introduce reforms for the derivatives marketplace this summer, probably in July, in together to US reforms for the sector.

European monetary ministers concluded over the week end to have fast swell on monetary marketplace regulation. The legislation on rating agencies would be in further to new manners that the EU plans to exercise this year.

Flight anathema halts Nissan car production

Emily Ford & ,}

Nissan will postpone prolongation at dual of the Japanese factories tomorrow after the volcanic ash clouded cover disrupted smoothness of a key piece alien from Ireland.

Japans third largest carmaker has not been means to get hold of consequential air vigour sensors due to the closure of European airspace.

The car manufacturer pronounced it would stop prolongation on one of dual lines at the Oppama bureau nearby Tokyo and on both lines at the bureau in Kyushu in the south of Japan, on Wednesday.

The sensors acknowledge any dump of air vigour in the cars tyres and issue a notice to the motorist if the vigour falls as well low.

Production of 2,000 cars from Nissans Cube, Murano and Rogue models are affected. These are especially headed to North America, a orator said.

Nissan would not divulge the cost of the stoppage.

Meanwhile Fujitsu, the wiring manufacturer, pronounced exports of cover computers to Europe had been at the moment dangling due to the disruption.

The association was incompetent to contend how prolonged the European bonds would last or how most it stood to lose if the intrusion continued.

Haiti assist bid injured by delayed U.N. reply

Tom Brown PORT-AU-PRINCE Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:13pm EST Related News Haiti preserve puncture as sleet turns camps to mudThu, Feb eighteen 2010U.N. assist arch chides agencies on Haiti reliefThu, Feb eighteen 2010Sarkozy visits Haiti, unveils vital assist packageWed, Feb seventeen 2010Tarps, toilets are priorities for quake-hit Haiti: U.N.Mon, Feb fifteen 2010One month after quake, Haitians stick on to weep deadFri, Feb twelve 2010 < 1 / 7 >

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Clutching involuntary attack rifles, truckloads of U.N. infantry patrolled the streets of Haiti"s cracked collateral on the day after the trembler strike last month, clearly preoccupied to the wretchedness around them.

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Cries for assistance from people digging for survivors in collapsed buildings were drowned out by the bark of heavy-duty engines as the infantry plowed by Port-au-Prince but interlude to stick on rescue efforts, majority less lead them.

A usual steer since they were deployed in 2004, the U.N. infantry huddled in the shade of their canopied vehicles.

There were about 9,000 uniformed U.N. peacekeepers stationed in Haiti when the upheaval struck on Jan twelve and they were the judicious "first responders" to the mess in the bankrupt Caribbean country, whose notoriously diseased executive supervision was impressed by the scale of the tragedy.

Initially, however, nothing of the peacekeepers appeared to be concerned in hands-on charitable service in what puncture healing experts report as the vicious initial 72 hours after a harmful trembler strikes.

Their reply to the abominable pang was singular to you do security and seeking for looters after the bulk 7.0 upheaval intended majority of the collateral and took what Haitian President Rene Preval says could be as majority as 300,000 lives.

There was looting in the capital, but it paled in some-more aged with the astringency of the charitable crisis.

Horribly-injured patients flooded overstretched hospitals, forcing healing staff to confirm that patients to yield and that were already as well far left to try saving.

"Doctors played God," pronounced Tyler Marshall, a maestro former Los Angeles Times match operative with an general assist organisation that helped out in a tent city erected at the tallness of the destruction on the drift of Port-au-Prince"s University Hospital, the country"s largest.

Scores of U.N. crew died in the quake, together with Hedi Annabi, head of the U.N. mission that was set up in 2004. That helps insist what majority have criticized as a glacially delayed kickoff of service operations after one of history"s misfortune healthy disasters.

But in the days and weeks that followed it mostly seemed that lessons from alternative disasters were abandoned in Haiti as fears of rioting or anarchy overshadowed concerns about removing assist out quickly.

The U.N."s tip charitable assist official, John Holmes, is between those who have chided service agencies, together with the United Nations itself, for you do as well small to assistance Haiti.

"We cannot ... wait for for for the subsequent puncture for these lessons to be learned," Holmes wrote in a trusted email initial published on the website of the biography Foreign Policy.

"There is an obligatory need to progress significantly genius on the ground, to urge coordination, vital formulation and sustenance of aid," pronounced Holmes.

Edmond Mulet, behaving head of the U.N. mission, concurred in an talk that it played a singular charitable purpose in the initial couple of days after the trembler since the operations were effectively decapitated.

"At the unequivocally commencement it was unequivocally formidable since all the domicile was utterly broken and all the care of the mission was killed," Mulet told Reuters.

"CRIMINALS AND BANDITS"

Mulet gained prominence for wielding an iron fist during a prior army as head of the U.N. mission when he led mostly Brazilian "blue helmet" infantry in a successful crackdown on Haiti"s heavily armed gangs.

And he has finished no tip about sophistry the competing needs of service operations with law enforcement, in his bid to lane down the some-more than 3,000 inmates who took value of the trembler to shun from the main prison.

"We are here additionally to yield security," he pronounced when asked about the mess of convoys of rifle-wielding U.N. infantry to poke for people trapped in the rubble of the busted capital.

"I still have to patrol, I still have to go after all these criminals and bandits that transient from the inhabitant penitentiary, the squad leaders, the criminals, the killers, the kidnappers. I cannot unequivocally confuse myself from you do that."

The service mission shifted in to higher rigging after U.S. infantry deployed in large numbers and set up a supply sequence to get food and disinfectant in to areas great out for aid.

But there were still majority bottlenecks and setbacks, mostly involving U.N.-linked food distributions hobbled by unsound organization, reserve and throng control.

Unfortunately, U.N. infantry in Haiti have over the years gained a repute for toughness and abuse some-more than for easing pang in the lowest nation in the Americas.

"The usually time I"ve seen one of these U.N. infantry burst out of the behind of a lorry was to kick up on somebody or take a shot at them," pronounced a piece of the U.S. Army"s 82nd Airborne Division, as he worked security during a new assist handout.

"These guys have since all of us in unvaried a bad repute here," he said, asking not to be identified.

Haiti"s wrecked infrastructure and bad ride links finished it formidable to get assist out and keep it flowing, but that frequency finished the incident opposite from that in alternative new disasters around the globe.

"POOREST AND MOST VULNERABLE"

"The lowest and the majority exposed people lend towards to live in the regions that are strike the majority by healthy disasters," pronounced Solomon Kuah, an puncture healing medicine formed in New York who outlayed 4 weeks in Port-au-Prince after the quake.

There are no arguable estimates for the series of survivors who died from injuries due to unsound healing supplies.

But Henriette Chamouillet, the World Health Organization"s deputy in Haiti, pronounced all from staff shortages to bureaucracy and a miss of make-up lists embroiled the smoothness of containers full of medicines from Port-au-Prince"s airfield to doctors on the ground.

Port-au-Prince sits usually 700 miles off the seashore of Miami, that is home to a large Haitian-American community, and it seemed ludicrous that so couple of the U.S. infantry rushed there spoke French or were accompanied by translators.

One retaining picture of pell-mell food distributions came when U.S. helicopters offloaded boxes of MREs (Meals Ready to Eat) at a site in the capital. Many Haitians non-stop them up usually to toss them afar in offend since no French or Creole-language instructions were enclosed with the assumingly invalid packets of dust, explaining that they indispensable to be churned with H2O as piece of their preparation.

Rajiv Shah, head of the U.S. Agency for International Development, has touted the Haiti service mission as "the largest and majority successful general poke and rescue bid ever fabricated in history."

But some-more than 6 weeks after the upheaval hit, the mission is still mostly in an puncture reply mode. The U.N."s World Food Program is tying the food rations to 55-pound (25 kg) bags of rice and the Haitian supervision estimates that a million upheaval survivors are still vital in the streets in temporary encampments with no using H2O or toilets.

Doctors are roughly finished traffic with dire injuries but reconstruction for a little 40,000 amputees and rebuilding Haiti"s health infrastructure are between long-term challenges.

"This is unequivocally a mess of Biblical proportions," pronounced Lewis Lucke, who was the USAID executive in Iraq prior to entrance to Haiti as U.S. ambassador.

U.N. and alternative officials have pronounced the tellurian reply to Haiti"s upheaval was quicker and some-more in effect than in alternative new disasters, together with the Asian tsunami that killed 226,000 people in thirteen countries in Dec 2004.

But experts contend the United Nations has a lot to sense from smaller, some-more nimble healing groups similar to International Medical Corps, or IMC, and Paris-based Medicins Sans Frontieres, along with charities some-more experienced in distributing aid, such as CARE and Catholic Relief Services.

Kuah, who concurrent service efforts for IMC, a California-based organisation that had rarely learned doctors treating patients in Haiti twenty-three hours after the trembler struck, stressed the "need for speed" when it comes to saving lives.

"When you ask yourself if there were ways you could have prevented some-more mortalities or discontinued additional mortality, with earthquakes, in particular, it"s some-more timing than anything else," pronounced Kuah.

(Additional stating by Catherine Bremer, Jackie Frank, Patricia Zengerle, Mica Rosenberg and Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Kieran Murray)

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Haiti assist bid injured by delayed U.N. reply

Tom Brown PORT-AU-PRINCE Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:13pm EST Related News Haiti preserve puncture as sleet turns camps to mudThu, Feb eighteen 2010U.N. assist arch chides agencies on Haiti reliefThu, Feb eighteen 2010Sarkozy visits Haiti, unveils vital assist packageWed, Feb seventeen 2010Tarps, toilets are priorities for quake-hit Haiti: U.N.Mon, Feb fifteen 2010One month after quake, Haitians stick on to weep deadFri, Feb twelve 2010 < 1 / 7 >

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Clutching involuntary attack rifles, truckloads of U.N. infantry patrolled the streets of Haiti"s cracked collateral on the day after the trembler strike last month, clearly preoccupied to the wretchedness around them.

World&&&&Natural Disasters

Cries for assistance from people digging for survivors in collapsed buildings were drowned out by the bark of heavy-duty engines as the infantry plowed by Port-au-Prince but interlude to stick on rescue efforts, majority less lead them.

A usual steer since they were deployed in 2004, the U.N. infantry huddled in the shade of their canopied vehicles.

There were about 9,000 uniformed U.N. peacekeepers stationed in Haiti when the upheaval struck on Jan twelve and they were the judicious "first responders" to the mess in the bankrupt Caribbean country, whose notoriously diseased executive supervision was impressed by the scale of the tragedy.

Initially, however, nothing of the peacekeepers appeared to be concerned in hands-on charitable service in what puncture healing experts report as the vicious initial 72 hours after a harmful trembler strikes.

Their reply to the abominable pang was singular to you do security and seeking for looters after the bulk 7.0 upheaval intended majority of the collateral and took what Haitian President Rene Preval says could be as majority as 300,000 lives.

There was looting in the capital, but it paled in some-more aged with the astringency of the charitable crisis.

Horribly-injured patients flooded overstretched hospitals, forcing healing staff to confirm that patients to yield and that were already as well far left to try saving.

"Doctors played God," pronounced Tyler Marshall, a maestro former Los Angeles Times match operative with an general assist organisation that helped out in a tent city erected at the tallness of the destruction on the drift of Port-au-Prince"s University Hospital, the country"s largest.

Scores of U.N. crew died in the quake, together with Hedi Annabi, head of the U.N. mission that was set up in 2004. That helps insist what majority have criticized as a glacially delayed kickoff of service operations after one of history"s misfortune healthy disasters.

But in the days and weeks that followed it mostly seemed that lessons from alternative disasters were abandoned in Haiti as fears of rioting or anarchy overshadowed concerns about removing assist out quickly.

The U.N."s tip charitable assist official, John Holmes, is between those who have chided service agencies, together with the United Nations itself, for you do as well small to assistance Haiti.

"We cannot ... wait for for for the subsequent puncture for these lessons to be learned," Holmes wrote in a trusted email initial published on the website of the biography Foreign Policy.

"There is an obligatory need to progress significantly genius on the ground, to urge coordination, vital formulation and sustenance of aid," pronounced Holmes.

Edmond Mulet, behaving head of the U.N. mission, concurred in an talk that it played a singular charitable purpose in the initial couple of days after the trembler since the operations were effectively decapitated.

"At the unequivocally commencement it was unequivocally formidable since all the domicile was utterly broken and all the care of the mission was killed," Mulet told Reuters.

"CRIMINALS AND BANDITS"

Mulet gained prominence for wielding an iron fist during a prior army as head of the U.N. mission when he led mostly Brazilian "blue helmet" infantry in a successful crackdown on Haiti"s heavily armed gangs.

And he has finished no tip about sophistry the competing needs of service operations with law enforcement, in his bid to lane down the some-more than 3,000 inmates who took value of the trembler to shun from the main prison.

"We are here additionally to yield security," he pronounced when asked about the mess of convoys of rifle-wielding U.N. infantry to poke for people trapped in the rubble of the busted capital.

"I still have to patrol, I still have to go after all these criminals and bandits that transient from the inhabitant penitentiary, the squad leaders, the criminals, the killers, the kidnappers. I cannot unequivocally confuse myself from you do that."

The service mission shifted in to higher rigging after U.S. infantry deployed in large numbers and set up a supply sequence to get food and disinfectant in to areas great out for aid.

But there were still majority bottlenecks and setbacks, mostly involving U.N.-linked food distributions hobbled by unsound organization, reserve and throng control.

Unfortunately, U.N. infantry in Haiti have over the years gained a repute for toughness and abuse some-more than for easing pang in the lowest nation in the Americas.

"The usually time I"ve seen one of these U.N. infantry burst out of the behind of a lorry was to kick up on somebody or take a shot at them," pronounced a piece of the U.S. Army"s 82nd Airborne Division, as he worked security during a new assist handout.

"These guys have since all of us in unvaried a bad repute here," he said, asking not to be identified.

Haiti"s wrecked infrastructure and bad ride links finished it formidable to get assist out and keep it flowing, but that frequency finished the incident opposite from that in alternative new disasters around the globe.

"POOREST AND MOST VULNERABLE"

"The lowest and the majority exposed people lend towards to live in the regions that are strike the majority by healthy disasters," pronounced Solomon Kuah, an puncture healing medicine formed in New York who outlayed 4 weeks in Port-au-Prince after the quake.

There are no arguable estimates for the series of survivors who died from injuries due to unsound healing supplies.

But Henriette Chamouillet, the World Health Organization"s deputy in Haiti, pronounced all from staff shortages to bureaucracy and a miss of make-up lists embroiled the smoothness of containers full of medicines from Port-au-Prince"s airfield to doctors on the ground.

Port-au-Prince sits usually 700 miles off the seashore of Miami, that is home to a large Haitian-American community, and it seemed ludicrous that so couple of the U.S. infantry rushed there spoke French or were accompanied by translators.

One retaining picture of pell-mell food distributions came when U.S. helicopters offloaded boxes of MREs (Meals Ready to Eat) at a site in the capital. Many Haitians non-stop them up usually to toss them afar in offend since no French or Creole-language instructions were enclosed with the assumingly invalid packets of dust, explaining that they indispensable to be churned with H2O as piece of their preparation.

Rajiv Shah, head of the U.S. Agency for International Development, has touted the Haiti service mission as "the largest and majority successful general poke and rescue bid ever fabricated in history."

But some-more than 6 weeks after the upheaval hit, the mission is still mostly in an puncture reply mode. The U.N."s World Food Program is tying the food rations to 55-pound (25 kg) bags of rice and the Haitian supervision estimates that a million upheaval survivors are still vital in the streets in temporary encampments with no using H2O or toilets.

Doctors are roughly finished traffic with dire injuries but reconstruction for a little 40,000 amputees and rebuilding Haiti"s health infrastructure are between long-term challenges.

"This is unequivocally a mess of Biblical proportions," pronounced Lewis Lucke, who was the USAID executive in Iraq prior to entrance to Haiti as U.S. ambassador.

U.N. and alternative officials have pronounced the tellurian reply to Haiti"s upheaval was quicker and some-more in effect than in alternative new disasters, together with the Asian tsunami that killed 226,000 people in thirteen countries in Dec 2004.

But experts contend the United Nations has a lot to sense from smaller, some-more nimble healing groups similar to International Medical Corps, or IMC, and Paris-based Medicins Sans Frontieres, along with charities some-more experienced in distributing aid, such as CARE and Catholic Relief Services.

Kuah, who concurrent service efforts for IMC, a California-based organisation that had rarely learned doctors treating patients in Haiti twenty-three hours after the trembler struck, stressed the "need for speed" when it comes to saving lives.

"When you ask yourself if there were ways you could have prevented some-more mortalities or discontinued additional mortality, with earthquakes, in particular, it"s some-more timing than anything else," pronounced Kuah.

(Additional stating by Catherine Bremer, Jackie Frank, Patricia Zengerle, Mica Rosenberg and Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Kieran Murray)

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