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- Las Vegas shooting: death toll rises to 20 in Mandalay Bay casino attack – latest updates
- Catalan referendum: preliminary results show 90% in favour of independence
- Forgotten in life and death: inequality for Mexico's invisible underclass after quake
- Trump says Rex Tillerson 'wasting his time' with North Korea negotiations
- Cameroon soldiers shoot independence activists dead
- Man shot dead by French army after killing two people at Marseille train station
- Puerto Rico: Trump spat with San Juan mayor escalates as all sides double down
- First same-sex couple to marry in Germany celebrate after long wait
- Planes, ships, barges: the DIY evacuation of Vanuatu's volcano island
- Edmonton terror attacks: suspect was known to Canadian security services
- Pregnant refugees must have access to better care, say doctors
- Kamala Harris' powerful riposte to Trump: 'Racism is real in this country'
- 'Equality for all': Macklemore issues emotional plea during NRL grand final
- Salvage firm hopes to net gold worth £125bn sunk by German U-boats
- Mandalay Bay shooting: more than 20 dead and 'suspect down' near Las Vegas casino
- Terror support trial of 2012 gunman's brother to open in France
- Rise of the yimbys: the angry millennials with a radical housing solution
- Death in Bollywood: who killed Jiah Khan?
- Birmingham man charged with attempted murder of teenager
- Iranian Shia Muslims attend mud-rubbing ritual – in pictures
- Bad medicine: the toxic fakes at the heart of an international criminal racket
- Sri Lankan Tamil refugee found dead on Manus Island
- Tell us how you have been affected by Monarch Airlines going into administration
- Kim Jong-nam poisoning trial: accused women plead not guilty
- Monday briefing: Sky fall – first the Ryanair debacle, now Monarch goes bust
- Ripples from Catalan referendum could extend beyond Spain
- Donald Trump dedicates golf trophy to Puerto Rico amid disaster response criticism
- Locals evacuate Ambae island as Vanuatu volcano threatens to erupt – video
- Canada's Jagmeet Singh becomes first non-white politician to lead major party
- ‘It shows how desperate the situation has become’: the rapper who fled Libya
- Catalonia and Spain need a compromise, but who can deliver one?
- Our newspaper was irrelevant to Peoria's South Side. Here's how we changed that
- Vegas shooting: Route 91 music festival attack - in pictures
- Witness footage of gun attack on Las Vegas music festival - video report
- Spanish PM open to talks with Catalan separatists – video
- Catalan leader opens door to unilateral declaration of independence – video
- Catalan referendum: hundreds injured as police attack protesters – video
- Sunday's best photos: erupting volcanoes and racing pigs
- Riot police attack protesters in Girona – video
| Las Vegas shooting: death toll rises to 20 in Mandalay Bay casino attack – latest updates Posted: 02 Oct 2017 01:58 AM PDT Suspected shooter dead after attack that injured more than 100 people at country music festival. Follow the latest developments
Lombardo said "20 plus" people were killed and "100 plus" were injured. Police officers were among the dead, he said.
"The primary aggressor is dead ... the scene is static," Lombardo confirmed. The dead man lived locally and his motives were not known. There were no explosives involved in the attack but police used a controlled explosion to get to the suspect, he said. Continue reading... |
| Catalan referendum: preliminary results show 90% in favour of independence Posted: 01 Oct 2017 04:04 PM PDT Spanish prime minister defends violent response to poll, as raids on ballot stations by riot police leave hundreds of Catalans injured Catalan officials have claimed that preliminary results of its referendum have shown 90% in favour of independence in the vote vehemently opposed by Spain. Related: Catalonia referendum: 90% voted for independence, say officials – live updates Continue reading... |
| Forgotten in life and death: inequality for Mexico's invisible underclass after quake Posted: 01 Oct 2017 11:00 PM PDT A collapsed factory in a working class area, and the lack of information about who died there, is a poignant reminder that in Mexico City not all deaths are equal A small crowd pay its respects in front of a huge crater where a misshapen white mannequin, stacks of plastic buckets, and a dozen crushed vehicles are all that is left of the four-storey factory building which collapsed onto a packed car park. At least 21 people were killed here in Colonia Obrera, one of Mexico City's historic working class neighbourhoods, after it was instantly flattened by this month's powerful earthquake. Continue reading... |
| Trump says Rex Tillerson 'wasting his time' with North Korea negotiations Posted: 01 Oct 2017 07:22 PM PDT US officials attempt to strike unified tone after president's Twitter outburst threatens to undermine Rex Tillerson's position during crucial Beijing visit US officials have attempted to play down Donald Trump's opposition to the possibility of talks with North Korea, saying the president and his secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, were in agreement on how to deal with the regime. A day after Tillerson said the US had direct lines of communication to North Korea and was "probing" to find ways to resolve escalating nuclear tension between the two countries, Trump tweeted that his top diplomat should "save his energy" as "we'll do what has to be done!" Continue reading... |
| Cameroon soldiers shoot independence activists dead Posted: 01 Oct 2017 01:39 PM PDT Deaths come as English-speaking regions seek to break away, claiming they have been marginalised by francophone-dominated government Soldiers shot dead at least eight people and wounded others in Cameroon's restless English-speaking regions on Sunday during protests by activists calling for its independence from the majority francophone nation, an official and witnesses said. The demonstrations – on the anniversary of anglophone Cameroon's independence from Britain – came as a months-old movement against perceived marginalisation by the francophone-dominated government gathered pace. Continue reading... |
| Man shot dead by French army after killing two people at Marseille train station Posted: 01 Oct 2017 06:34 AM PDT Assailant with knife killed by paramilitary forces after stabbing two people to death at main Saint-Charles station A man armed with a knife fatally stabbed two women at the main train station in the southern French city of Marseille on Sunday afternoon before soldiers on patrol shot him dead. One of the victims was stabbed while the other had her throat slit by the man who is believed to have shouted "Allahu Akbar" ("God is greatest") at the start of the attack, a source close to the investigation told Agence France-Presse. Continue reading... |
| Puerto Rico: Trump spat with San Juan mayor escalates as all sides double down Posted: 01 Oct 2017 10:02 AM PDT Trump defended the US response as Puerto Ricans queue for basic supplies and 95% remain without power – but Carmen Yulín Cruz fired back just as strong The war of words between the president of the United States, population 324 million, and the mayor of Puerto Rico's capital San Juan, population 400,000, intensified on Sunday as the island continued to struggle in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Related: Carmen Yulín Cruz: San Juan's outspoken mayor in Donald Trump's crosshairs Continue reading... |
| First same-sex couple to marry in Germany celebrate after long wait Posted: 01 Oct 2017 07:51 AM PDT Karl Kreile and Bodo Mende, the first to take advantage of the country's new law, walked down the aisle in Berlin As they entered the golden room of Schöneberg town hall to the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, Bodo Mende and Karl Kreile were only doing what tens of thousands of other couples had done before – tying the knot in front of friends and family in the southern Berlin district. But they were also making history as the first same-sex couple able to marry in Germany, after a new law came into force which finally puts gay and lesbian couples on an equal legal footing with heterosexuals. Continue reading... |
| Planes, ships, barges: the DIY evacuation of Vanuatu's volcano island Posted: 01 Oct 2017 03:27 PM PDT Eruption threat means all 11,000 people of Ambae in the Pacific need to leave – and with sparse official help, they are getting off any way they can Vanuatu is no stranger to the rumblings, shakings, flood waters and wrecking winds of natural disaster. The south Pacific island nation was rated the most at-risk country in the world in a 2016 United Nations study. Its 83 islands are stuck right in the middle of hurricane alley and they dot the border of the "ring of fire" – a belt around the Pacific prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Despite their precarious situation being a day-to-day reality, the country has been galvanised by the prime minister Charlot Salwai's order to evacuate the entire island of Ambae because of the threat that the volcano at its centre will blow. Continue reading... |
| Edmonton terror attacks: suspect was known to Canadian security services Posted: 01 Oct 2017 09:01 PM PDT
Canadian police have arrested a Somalian man suspected of stabbing an officer and deliberately ramming pedestrians during a high-speed chase in a rented truck, injuring four in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau denounced as a "terrorist attack". Authorities in Edmonton confirmed the 30-year-old had applied for asylum and was known to the security services following a complaint in 2015. Continue reading... |
| Pregnant refugees must have access to better care, say doctors Posted: 01 Oct 2017 09:29 AM PDT Exclusive: charity Doctors of the World call for greater pre- and post-natal care after finding inadequate treatment for vast number of health problems Pregnant refugees who have fled across the Mediterranean to Greece are at risk of harm to themselves and their babies because they are not routinely given the care they need before, during and after the birth, say doctors. A report from the charitable organisation Doctors of the World calls for pre- and post-natal care for refugee women across the whole of Europe as well as safe delivery, arguing that it is not only humanitarian but also cost-effective. Continue reading... |
| Kamala Harris' powerful riposte to Trump: 'Racism is real in this country' Posted: 01 Oct 2017 01:47 PM PDT Democratic rising star lamented 'assault on our deepest values' in strongly worded speech that alluded to Trump's spat with NFL Kamala Harris, a rising star within the Democratic party who is being closely watched as a possible presidential candidate in 2020, delivered a powerful riposte from the altar to Donald Trump on Sunday, accusing him of waging "an assault on our deepest values". Speaking in a historically-charged venue, the First Congregational Church of Atlanta, one of the oldest African American churches in the US founded in 1867 by freed slaves, the California senator gave a blunt account of the problems facing the nation. Continue reading... |
| 'Equality for all': Macklemore issues emotional plea during NRL grand final Posted: 01 Oct 2017 02:03 AM PDT US rapper performs Same Love after a week of controversy in Australia due to his support for marriage equality The US rapper, Macklemore, issued a call for equality after an emotional performance of his hit single, Same Love, in a much-hyped pre-game show at the NRL grand final. The performance at ANZ Stadium in Sydney follows a bizarre week in which the hip-hop artist became the focus of national attention due to his decision to play the song as part of his setlist in the midst of the campaign surrounding Australia's non-binding, voluntary postal survey on marriage equality. Continue reading... |
| Salvage firm hopes to net gold worth £125bn sunk by German U-boats Posted: 01 Oct 2017 09:11 AM PDT Britannia Gold aiming to cash in on two decades of painstaking research into location and cargo of lost ships A transatlantic salvage operation will put to sea on Monday to recover some of the estimated £125bn worth of gold and other precious metals sunk by German U-boats while being shipped to pay for Britain's first and second world war efforts. Britannia Gold, a UK firm that has spent 25 years analysing cargo lost at sea, will set sail in secret from an unannounced port to explore the first cluster of shipwrecks it hopes will yield treasure. Continue reading... |
| Mandalay Bay shooting: more than 20 dead and 'suspect down' near Las Vegas casino Posted: 02 Oct 2017 02:03 AM PDT Police say suspect is 'down' after mass shooting at Route 91 Harvest country music festival on Vegas strip Las Vegas shooting: latest updates on the Mandalay Bay casino attack At least 20 people are dead and more than 100 injured after a mass shooting at a music festival near the Mandalay Bay casino on the Las Vegas strip. Police killed the gunman on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, said sheriff Joe Lombardo as he gave an updated death toll in a press briefing in the early hours of Monday morning. Continue reading... |
| Terror support trial of 2012 gunman's brother to open in France Posted: 02 Oct 2017 01:56 AM PDT Criminal trial of Abdelkader Merah will be first time French court considers charges in attacks that killed seven people The older brother of a French extremist who killed seven people in a series of attacks on a Jewish school and soldiers in 2012 is to go on trial for complicity in the shooting spree. The criminal trial of Abdelkader Merah, 35, starting on Monday, will be the first time a French court considers charges in the attacks that killed three Jewish children, a teacher and three paratroopers in the Toulouse region over nine days. Continue reading... |
| Rise of the yimbys: the angry millennials with a radical housing solution Posted: 01 Oct 2017 11:15 PM PDT They see themselves as progressive housing activists. Critics call them stooges for luxury developers. Meet the new band of millennials who are priced out of cities and shouting: 'Yes in my back yard' When a woman stood up and waved a courgette in the air at a City of Berkeley council meeting this summer, complaining that a new housing development would block the sunlight from her zucchini garden, she probably felt confident that the community was on her side. After all, hers was the kind of complaint – small-scale, wholesome, relatable – that has held up housing projects for years in cities around the world. She didn't expect the wrath of the yimbys. |
| Death in Bollywood: who killed Jiah Khan? Posted: 01 Oct 2017 12:00 AM PDT Jiah Khan was one of India's rising film stars. But at just 25 she was found dead in her family's apartment. The question of whether it was suicide or murder has now pitted two of Bollywood's leading families against each other On 3 June 2013, Jiah Khan planned to spend the evening at home in Mumbai binge-watching Game of Thrones. The 25-year-old British Bollywood star wanted to stay awake to greet her youngest sister, Kavita, who was arriving at 3am on a flight from Heathrow. Jiah had been shopping that day and bought Kavita some gold jewellery. The sisters texted non-stop before the plane took off. "We bombarded each other with emojis," says Kavita. "We couldn't wait to see each other." Rabbiya Khan, their mother, left Jiah alone in the family's apartment in the affluent beach suburb of Juhu at around 9pm to have dinner with friends. At 9.37pm she spoke to Jiah on her mobile. "I said the typical mummy-ish things about how she mustn't forget to eat," says Rabbiya. "She needed to gain weight for a film role. We laughed about how she could have any food she wanted. She sounded relaxed and happy." Continue reading... |
| Birmingham man charged with attempted murder of teenager Posted: 02 Oct 2017 01:56 AM PDT Dominic Palmer, 29, to appear in court over fatal stabbing of 15-year-old boy outside Idaara Maarif-e-Islam mosque A man is to appear in court for the attempted murder of a 15-year-old boy, who was stabbed several times outside a mosque in Birmingham at the weekend. The teenager was left in a critical condition after being dropped off at the Idaara Maarif-e-Islam mosque, commonly known as Hussainia, by his father shortly after after 1am on Saturday. Continue reading... |
| Iranian Shia Muslims attend mud-rubbing ritual – in pictures Posted: 02 Oct 2017 01:00 AM PDT Kharrah mali, or 'mud rubbing', is a ritual that is held in Iranian city of Khorramabad every year to commemorate the death of the prophet Muhammad's grandson Hussein ibn Ali in AD680 (AH61 in the Islamic calendar). Shia Muslims roll over in mud and dry themselves by gathering around the bonfires before flagellating themselves Continue reading... |
| Bad medicine: the toxic fakes at the heart of an international criminal racket Posted: 02 Oct 2017 12:00 AM PDT The trade in counterfeit drugs is a lucrative and dangerous global industry, but there are hopes that on-the-spot screening technology can provide a remedy Sometimes the vials are filled with dirty water. Occasionally they contain saline and a tiny amount of antibiotic, so as not to infect the site of the vaccination and draw attention to its true ingredients. But however good or bad the disguise, the fact is that these "vaccines" will actually have no effect at all. The recent news that another batch of fake meningitis vaccine had been discovered in Niger is just the most recent incidence of a particularly dangerous and cruel criminal racket. As many as 1,500 cases have been reported to a surveillance database launched by the World Health Organization in 2013, and that's probably an underestimate, says Mick Deats, head of the substandard and falsified medicines group at WHO. Continue reading... |
| Sri Lankan Tamil refugee found dead on Manus Island Posted: 02 Oct 2017 01:12 AM PDT The man, who was facing rape charges, was found at Lorengau hospital where he had been receiving treatment for mental illness Another refugee has died in Australia's offshore detention regime, with a man found dead, apparently by suicide, on Manus Island. The body of the man, whose name the Guardian has chosen not to publish at the request of his family, was found on the grounds of the Lorengau hospital, where he had been sent after a previous suicide attempt. Continue reading... |
| Tell us how you have been affected by Monarch Airlines going into administration Posted: 02 Oct 2017 12:26 AM PDT With 410,000 customers affected by the airline failing to renew its Air Travel Organiser's Licence (Atol) licence, we'd like to hear your experiences The British airline has been placed into administration, and is being called the country's biggest ever airline collapse, after emergency talks with the Civil Aviation Authority broke down. Related: Q&A: Monarch Airlines has shut down – what happens next? Continue reading... |
| Kim Jong-nam poisoning trial: accused women plead not guilty Posted: 01 Oct 2017 10:34 PM PDT Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong are accused of smearing face of North Korean leader's estranged half-brother with VX nerve agent Two women accused of killing the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader with a banned nerve agent have pleaded not guilty at the start of their trial in Malaysia's high court, nearly eight months after the assassination. Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, 28, are suspected of rubbing VX agent in Kim Jong-nam's face and eyes on 13 February at an airport terminal in Kuala Lumpur, killing him within about 20 minutes. The women allege they were duped into believing they were playing a harmless prank for a hidden-camera show. Continue reading... |
| Monday briefing: Sky fall – first the Ryanair debacle, now Monarch goes bust Posted: 01 Oct 2017 10:10 PM PDT Monarch Airlines cancels all flights … shock as Spanish police stage violent crackdown on Catalonia vote … and perils of DNA evidence Hello, it's Warren Murray with the first briefing of the week. Continue reading... |
| Ripples from Catalan referendum could extend beyond Spain Posted: 01 Oct 2017 10:00 PM PDT Catalonia is not unique: all over Europe groups are seeking to redefine identity and rejecting the centralised state The Spanish government's attempted suppression of Catalonia's independence referendum by brute force has raised urgent questions for fellow EU members about Spain's adherence to democratic norms, 42 years after the death of the fascist dictator, Francisco Franco. Charles Michel, Belgium's prime minister, spoke for many in Europe when he tweeted: "Violence can never be the answer!" Madrid's pugnacious stance, while widely condemned as a gross and shameful over-reaction, has nevertheless sent a problematic message to would-be secessionists everywhere. It is that peaceful campaigns in line with the UN charter's universal right to self-determination, campaigns that eschew violence and rely on conventional political means, are ultimately doomed to fail. In other words, violence is the only answer. Sorry, Charles. |
| Donald Trump dedicates golf trophy to Puerto Rico amid disaster response criticism Posted: 01 Oct 2017 09:45 PM PDT Trump presents Presidents Cup to winner and says situation in hurricane-hit territory is 'under really great control' The US president, Donald Trump, has dedicated a golf trophy to the hurricane victims of Puerto Rico, Texas and Florida, amid a worsening war of words between him and the mayor of Puerto Rico's capital San Juan, over the US response to the disasters. Related: Puerto Rico: Trump spat with San Juan mayor escalates as all sides double down Continue reading... |
| Locals evacuate Ambae island as Vanuatu volcano threatens to erupt – video Posted: 01 Oct 2017 08:49 PM PDT Crowds of islanders on Vanuatu's Ambae island begun boarding ferries and commercial vessels for the safety of surrounding islands Maewo, Pentecost and Santo.. About 1000 people were moved off the island over the 24 hours to Sunday evening with another 900 expected to leave Monday (October 2) The Vanuatu Government wants all 11,000 islanders evacuated by October 6. Continue reading... |
| Canada's Jagmeet Singh becomes first non-white politician to lead major party Posted: 01 Oct 2017 06:56 PM PDT Justin Trudeau congratulates 38-year-old Sikh lawyer on election to lead New Democratic party into 2019 federal election Jagmeet Singh, a 38-year-old lawyer and practising Sikh, was elected on Sunday to lead Canada's left-leaning New Democrats, becoming the first non-white politician to head a major political party there. The Ontario provincial lawmaker, whose penchant for colorful turbans and tailor-made three-piece suits made him a social media star, was elected on the first ballot to lead the New Democratic party (NDP) into the 2019 federal election against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals. Continue reading... |
| ‘It shows how desperate the situation has become’: the rapper who fled Libya Posted: 01 Oct 2017 11:00 PM PDT MC Swat rapped against Gaddafi and railed against extremists – until the polarisation of the Libya conflict persuaded him it was too dangerous to stay The boat that pulled away from the shore near Tripoli one night in July was different from the usual vessels that leave Libya packed with as much human cargo as the smugglers can fit in. It was a proper boat, not one of the flimsy, dangerously overloaded dinghies that so often capsize in the Mediterranean. From the smuggler who steered, Kalashnikov slung across his back, to the 17 passengers, all on board the boat were Libyan. Those who risk this crossing to Europe are typically from sub-Saharan Africa. Some come from countries like Bangladesh. Until recently, however, Libyans were a rarity. One caused a particular stir when he hoisted himself into the boat. "Wow, Libya is so messed up even MC Swat is leaving," quipped another passenger, as all onboard began to recognise one of the country's best known rappers. Continue reading... |
| Catalonia and Spain need a compromise, but who can deliver one? Posted: 01 Oct 2017 11:09 AM PDT Spain is hit by a sudden crisis that could have been avoided. A German-style confederation could still work – if there are politicians prepared to try it Spain has seen sudden, violent confrontations in Catalonia in the past – occasionally with far more dramatic consequences than the chaotic scenes at voting stations on Sunday. But the ugly images emanating from Barcelona and elsewhere suggest it has lurched into a moment of deep crisis. Are five centuries of coexistence really under threat? The task of clearing up the mess begins on Monday, but there is no obvious way forward and nobody who looks capable at the moment of healing the wounds. Continue reading... |
| Our newspaper was irrelevant to Peoria's South Side. Here's how we changed that Posted: 01 Oct 2017 06:00 AM PDT The Journal Star's coverage of poorer, largely black neighborhoods used to focus on crime and feelgood stories. Then we started engaging with the community On an evening last September, I received a call from Robbie Criss, a member of a readership group my publication, the Journal Star in Illinois, started three years ago to improve coverage of Peoria's South Side, a neighborhood where many residents struggle with poverty. Criss told me his two teenage sons were arrested in a park at gunpoint and were brought into the Peoria police station because they "looked like" suspects in an armed robbery. About five hours later, after police determined the young men had nothing to do with the crime, they were released. Continue reading... |
| Vegas shooting: Route 91 music festival attack - in pictures Posted: 02 Oct 2017 12:40 AM PDT Police and emergency services attend the scene of a shooting at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival near the Mandalay Bay resort and casino on the Las Vegas strip. Multiple victims have been taken to hospital Continue reading... |
| Witness footage of gun attack on Las Vegas music festival - video report Posted: 02 Oct 2017 12:39 AM PDT At least two people have died and dozens been injured after the Route 91 Harvest country music festival near the Mandalay Bay casino came under gunfire. Video footage from witnesses shows the moment the shooting started, and the ensuing panic. The police have responded to the attack and locked down the area • Warning: some viewers may find this footage distressing • Las Vegas shooting - latest update |
| Spanish PM open to talks with Catalan separatists – video Posted: 01 Oct 2017 04:57 PM PDT In a television address after polls closed on Sunday in Catalonia, the Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy says the vote in the north-eastern region 'only served to cause serious harm to coexistence' among Spaniards but he is 'not going to close any door' to dialogue Continue reading... |
| Catalan leader opens door to unilateral declaration of independence – video Posted: 01 Oct 2017 04:50 PM PDT After a day of tensions in Catalonia where police were deployed in a failed attempt to thwart an independence vote, the head of the Catalan regional government, Carles Puigdemont, speaks out against the violence with a pointed address: 'On this day of hope and suffering, Catalonia's citizens have earned the right to have an independent state in the form of a republic ... We have earned the right to be listened to, respected and recognised' |
| Catalan referendum: hundreds injured as police attack protesters – video Posted: 01 Oct 2017 10:31 AM PDT Spanish police in riot gear stormed polling stations to prevent Catalonia's independence referendum from going ahead on Sunday. Schools housing ballot boxes were raided by the national police. The Catalan president, Carles Puigdemont, told crowds the 'police brutality will shame the Spanish state for ever', while the mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, demanded an end to the police actions and called for the resignation of the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy. Spanish authorities have declared the referendum illegal
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| Sunday's best photos: erupting volcanoes and racing pigs Posted: 01 Oct 2017 08:58 AM PDT A selection of the best photographs from around the world including spider blessings and cardboard cars Continue reading... |
| Riot police attack protesters in Girona – video Posted: 01 Oct 2017 04:25 AM PDT Video footage of police brutality against voters in Girona has appeared. The video shows police hitting people in the crowd with batons while voters hold up their hands. Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has told reporters that 'violence will not stop Catalans from voting'. Catalan referendum: 38 injured amid reports of rubber bullets fired by Spanish police Continue reading... |
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