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  • Farnborough opens with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn for UK industry
  • Iceland boss quits No 10 job: ‘damn hard to get anything done’
  • Burnham scraps VAT on electricity bills but most firms miss out
  • Borrowing beats forecasts at last, handing Healey an early win
  • Reynolds returns to a beefed-up business brief as Burnham axes DSIT
  • Defence rebel Healey handed No 11 in Burnham’s shock first move
  • Burnham calls Trump as Labour’s North Sea drilling ban wobbles
  • Liz Kendall exits government as her tech department faces the axe
  • Peter Kyle sacked, leaving SME late payment law without its champion
  • £750m UKEF deal backs 2,000 GE Aerospace jobs in Wales and Scotland
Jamie Dimon has handed Andy Burnham's day-old government both a vote of confidence and a warning shot. The JP Morgan chief executive says he wants London to remain the US bank's home "for a long period of time", but whether Britain stays attractive as a place to do business rests on the new prime minister and his chancellor reviving growth.

‘I’m praying they get policy right’: Dimon puts Burnham on notice

Jamie Dimon says he is praying Andy Burnham’s new chancellor gets growth policy right as JP Morgan weighs its UK future. What it means for UK SMEs.

Andy Burnham has been in Downing Street for barely a day, and rural Britain has already presented him with his first invoice. Farmers, landowners and the wider countryside economy are demanding that the new Prime Minister and his surprise Chancellor, John Healey, reverse the inheritance tax changes that have convulsed British agriculture since 2024.

Farmers to Burnham: you said the family farm tax ‘needs looking at again’

Farmers and rural businesses urge Andy Burnham and new Chancellor John Healey to reverse the farm inheritance tax changes. What it means for family firms.

I went to the Hacienda exactly once, in the early nineties, a Londoner up for the weekend who queued for an hour, paid over the odds for a warm lager and was condescended to all night by men in bucket hats. Years later, as an investor in an online recruitment marketplace based in Manchester, the walk to board meetings took me past the site of the club, by then reborn as apartments.

Definitely maybe: what PM Andy Burnham means for British business

Richard Alvin argues Andy Burnham’s premiership must be Heaton Park, not the Hacienda: Manchester swagger is no use to UK business without someone on the tills.

Britain's business owners are quietly Googling their way through VAT season. Searches for "VAT definition" have jumped 23 per cent in the past week, new research from Hiscox shows, as firms with VAT quarters ending 30 June face a 7 August filing deadline.

Searches for ‘VAT definition’ leap 23% as filing deadline looms

VAT confusion is rising ahead of the 7 August filing deadline, with searches up 23% and half of owners unsure of key terms.

Rightcharge is now Visa's only home charging reimbursement partner in Europe, with 73% of fleet EV charging at home. What the deal means for UK fleets.

Visa turns to Rightcharge as 73% of fleet charging moves home

Rightcharge is now Visa’s only home charging reimbursement partner in Europe, with 73% of fleet EV charging at home. What the deal means for UK fleets.

The head of one of Britain’s best-known law firms has warned that Rachel Reeves’s reported plan to raise taxes on limited liability partnerships (LLPs) could drive professionals and entrepreneurs out of the UK, undermining London’s status as a global business hub.

British Business Bank triples profit as SME finance hits record £9.4bn

British Business Bank profit triples to £426m as SME finance hits £9.4bn. What the state-backed lender’s record year means for UK small firms.

The Farnborough International Airshow closed its opening day with $48.8 billion (£36.2 billion) of deals at list prices, and an estimated £7.7 billion of that work is heading to UK industry, a bigger slice than in 2024 despite a smaller global total.

Farnborough opens with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn for UK industry

Farnborough Airshow 2026 opened with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn of work for UK aerospace. What day one’s blockbuster deals mean for UK suppliers.

British SMEs operating in one of the country's fastest-moving aviation frontiers have been handed a significant vote of confidence, after the Government today committed almost £50 million to accelerate the rollout of commercial drones and flying taxis, while bringing in tougher rules to ground the rogue operators clouding the sector's reputation.

Vertical’s flying taxis stay British as £10m seals 1,000 jobs

Vertical Aerospace will build its flying taxis in Britain after a £10m boost, creating 1,000 jobs and up to 3,000 more in the SME-heavy supply chain.

Rishi Sunak should extend free school meals to all families on universal credit to help with the cost of living crisis, the boss of the UK supermarket chain Iceland has said.

Iceland boss quits No 10 job: ‘damn hard to get anything done’

The businessman brought in to fix Britain’s cost of living crisis has quit, declaring it “damn hard to get anything done” in Whitehall, the day before Andy Burnham sets out measures to give families more “breathing space” on rising bills.

  1. ‘I’m praying they get policy right’: Dimon puts Burnham on notice
  2. Farmers to Burnham: you said the family farm tax ‘needs looking at again’
  3. Definitely maybe: what PM Andy Burnham means for British business
  4. Searches for ‘VAT definition’ leap 23% as filing deadline looms
  5. Visa turns to Rightcharge as 73% of fleet charging moves home
  6. British Business Bank triples profit as SME finance hits record £9.4bn
  7. Farnborough opens with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn for UK industry
  8. Vertical’s flying taxis stay British as £10m seals 1,000 jobs
  9. Iceland boss quits No 10 job: ‘damn hard to get anything done’

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The Farnborough International Airshow closed its opening day with $48.8 billion (£36.2 billion) of deals at list prices, and an estimated £7.7 billion of that work is heading to UK industry, a bigger slice than in 2024 despite a smaller global total.

Farnborough opens with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn for UK industry

Farnborough Airshow 2026 opened with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn of work for UK aerospace. What day one’s blockbuster deals mean for UK suppliers.

Rishi Sunak should extend free school meals to all families on universal credit to help with the cost of living crisis, the boss of the UK supermarket chain Iceland has said.

Iceland boss quits No 10 job: ‘damn hard to get anything done’

The businessman brought in to fix Britain’s cost of living crisis has quit, declaring it “damn hard to get anything done” in Whitehall, the day before Andy Burnham sets out measures to give families more “breathing space” on rising bills.

Andy Burnham has scrapped VAT on household electricity bills in the first economic act of his premiership, a cut worth around £45 a year on a typical bill and paid for by pulling the plug on Sir Keir Starmer's digital ID scheme. For most business owners, though, the relief stops at the domestic meter.

Burnham scraps VAT on electricity bills but most firms miss out

Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills takes £45 off the October Ofgem price cap. We explain which small businesses qualify and who misses out.

Government borrowing fell to £16 billion in June, undershooting official forecasts for the first time since April

Borrowing beats forecasts at last, handing Healey an early win

UK borrowing fell to £16bn in June 2026, below OBR forecasts, handing chancellor John Healey an early win. What the figures mean for SMEs and the Budget.

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Reynolds returns to a beefed-up business brief as Burnham axes DSIT

Jonathan Reynolds returns as business secretary with science added to his brief as Burnham scraps DSIT. What the shake-up means for UK SMEs and founders.

Defence rebel Healey handed No 11 in Burnham’s shock first move

John Healey is Andy Burnham’s shock pick as chancellor. What his arrival at No 11 means for UK SMEs on tax, energy costs, fiscal rules and growth.

President Donald Trump has reignited global trade tensions after announcing a fresh wave of tariffs on European exports, a move that businesses warn could disrupt supply chains, dent confidence and push up inflation in the United States.

Burnham calls Trump as Labour’s North Sea drilling ban wobbles

Andy Burnham has used one of his first acts as Prime Minister to speak to Donald Trump, Downing Street has confirmed, as speculation mounts that Labour’s block on fresh North Sea oil and gas operations could be about to soften. For the thousands of UK firms in the offshore supply chain, the stakes are anything but abstract.

Liz Kendall departs as Technology Secretary in Andy Burnham's reshuffle, leaving SMEs to weigh the future of Sovereign AI, DSIT and the under-16 ban.

Liz Kendall exits government as her tech department faces the axe

Liz Kendall departs as Technology Secretary in Andy Burnham’s reshuffle, leaving SMEs to weigh the future of Sovereign AI, DSIT and the under-16 ban.

Peter Kyle has been sacked as business secretary on Andy Burnham's first day in Downing Street, leaving the government's flagship late payment crackdown without the minister who built it while the bill is still midway through parliament.

Peter Kyle sacked, leaving SME late payment law without its champion

Peter Kyle has been sacked as business secretary in Andy Burnham’s reshuffle. What his exit means for SMEs and the 60-day late payment bill in parliament.

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Jamie Dimon has handed Andy Burnham's day-old government both a vote of confidence and a warning shot. The JP Morgan chief executive says he wants London to remain the US bank's home "for a long period of time", but whether Britain stays attractive as a place to do business rests on the new prime minister and his chancellor reviving growth.

‘I’m praying they get policy right’: Dimon puts Burnham on notice

Jamie Dimon says he is praying Andy Burnham’s new chancellor gets growth policy right as JP Morgan weighs its UK future. What it means for UK SMEs.

Andy Burnham has been in Downing Street for barely a day, and rural Britain has already presented him with his first invoice. Farmers, landowners and the wider countryside economy are demanding that the new Prime Minister and his surprise Chancellor, John Healey, reverse the inheritance tax changes that have convulsed British agriculture since 2024.

Farmers to Burnham: you said the family farm tax ‘needs looking at again’

Farmers and rural businesses urge Andy Burnham and new Chancellor John Healey to reverse the farm inheritance tax changes. What it means for family firms.

Britain's business owners are quietly Googling their way through VAT season. Searches for "VAT definition" have jumped 23 per cent in the past week, new research from Hiscox shows, as firms with VAT quarters ending 30 June face a 7 August filing deadline.

Searches for ‘VAT definition’ leap 23% as filing deadline looms

VAT confusion is rising ahead of the 7 August filing deadline, with searches up 23% and half of owners unsure of key terms.

Rightcharge is now Visa's only home charging reimbursement partner in Europe, with 73% of fleet EV charging at home. What the deal means for UK fleets.

Visa turns to Rightcharge as 73% of fleet charging moves home

Rightcharge is now Visa’s only home charging reimbursement partner in Europe, with 73% of fleet EV charging at home. What the deal means for UK fleets.

The head of one of Britain’s best-known law firms has warned that Rachel Reeves’s reported plan to raise taxes on limited liability partnerships (LLPs) could drive professionals and entrepreneurs out of the UK, undermining London’s status as a global business hub.

British Business Bank triples profit as SME finance hits record £9.4bn

British Business Bank profit triples to £426m as SME finance hits £9.4bn. What the state-backed lender’s record year means for UK small firms.

Goalhanger, the independent British production company behind The Rest Is Football, has converted a 40-day World Cup experiment into a two-year deal with Netflix, in a move that offers a masterclass for any UK business looking to punch above its weight with a global partner.

Lineker’s Rest Is Football scores two more years on Netflix

Netflix extends Goalhanger’s Rest Is Football Netflix deal to 2028 after its World Cup No. 1 run. What the podcast firm’s streaming win teaches UK SMEs.

UK businesses are being asked to cut the carbon footprint of workforce travel while the information they need to do it arrives after the room has already been booked, new research suggests.

Firms flying blind on hotel carbon as data arrives after booking

UK businesses are being asked to cut the carbon footprint of workforce travel while the information they need to do it arrives after the room has already been booked, new research suggests.

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The founders of UK fintech GoCardless are set for a significant financial windfall after the payments company agreed to be acquired by Dutch rival Mollie in a deal valued at €1.05bn (£920m).

Monzo founder Blomfield joins Anthropic as AI talent war escalates

Monzo founder Tom Blomfield has joined Anthropic’s compute team, the latest coup in the AI talent war. What his move signals for UK founders and SMEs.

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Banker who bought Northern Rock named to lead audit watchdog

Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia, ex-Virgin Money chief, is the government’s pick to chair the FRC. What the audit watchdog’s new leadership means for UK firms.

Marketing & Social Media

For decades, television advertising has been the preserve of brands with deep pockets and a media agency on retainer.

Small firms can buy ITV, Sky and Channel 4 airtime in minutes as Universal Ads launches in the UK

The owner of Facebook and Instagram will cut another 10,000 jobs, months after laying off 11,000 staff, as the technology group prepares for years of economic disruption.

Meta launches high court challenge against Ofcom over online safety act fines

Mark Zuckerberg

Meta to axe 8,000 jobs in May as Zuckerberg bets the house on AI

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The head of one of Britain’s best-known law firms has warned that Rachel Reeves’s reported plan to raise taxes on limited liability partnerships (LLPs) could drive professionals and entrepreneurs out of the UK, undermining London’s status as a global business hub.

British Business Bank triples profit as SME finance hits record £9.4bn

British Business Bank profit triples to £426m as SME finance hits £9.4bn. What the state-backed lender’s record year means for UK small firms.

The Farnborough International Airshow closed its opening day with $48.8 billion (£36.2 billion) of deals at list prices, and an estimated £7.7 billion of that work is heading to UK industry, a bigger slice than in 2024 despite a smaller global total.

Farnborough opens with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn for UK industry

Farnborough Airshow 2026 opened with $48.8bn in orders and £7.7bn of work for UK aerospace. What day one’s blockbuster deals mean for UK suppliers.

British SMEs operating in one of the country's fastest-moving aviation frontiers have been handed a significant vote of confidence, after the Government today committed almost £50 million to accelerate the rollout of commercial drones and flying taxis, while bringing in tougher rules to ground the rogue operators clouding the sector's reputation.

Vertical’s flying taxis stay British as £10m seals 1,000 jobs

Vertical Aerospace will build its flying taxis in Britain after a £10m boost, creating 1,000 jobs and up to 3,000 more in the SME-heavy supply chain.

Goalhanger, the independent British production company behind The Rest Is Football, has converted a 40-day World Cup experiment into a two-year deal with Netflix, in a move that offers a masterclass for any UK business looking to punch above its weight with a global partner.

Lineker’s Rest Is Football scores two more years on Netflix

Netflix extends Goalhanger’s Rest Is Football Netflix deal to 2028 after its World Cup No. 1 run. What the podcast firm’s streaming win teaches UK SMEs.

Steve and Dave Jolliffe, the creators of Topgolf and Puttshack, have persuaded investors to hand them $55 million to do for pool what they once did for golf, and their London flagship is the proving ground.

Topgolf founders pot $55m to drag pool into the digital age

Topgolf founders Steve and Dave Jolliffe land $55m from Bluestone for Poolhouse and its BillyQ pool technology. What it means for UK hospitality SME

The company behind UKREiiF, the Leeds forum that has grown in four years into the UK's largest gathering for real estate and infrastructure, is taking its model overseas. Australia has been chosen as the venue for its first international event, launching in 2027.

Leeds-born UKREiiF takes its £4bn dealmaking model to Australia

UKREiiF will launch its first overseas event in Australia in 2027, exporting the Leeds model behind £4bn of UK deals. What it means for UK business owners.

Manchester has been named the UK's most AI-ready city for the third year in a row, and the message for business owners is hard to miss: the country's AI economy is no longer a London story.

Manchester tops UK AI index again as Southampton leaps 19 places

Manchester tops the SAS AI Cities Index 2026 for a third year. What the UK’s most AI-ready city, and fast risers Southampton and Derby, mean for SMEs.

British businesses, universities and researchers can now bid for a share of more than £62 million in government funding to develop homegrown satellite communications and space technologies, in a push ministers say is needed to stop the UK becoming dangerously dependent on others for capabilities it cannot do without.

Ministers hand UK space firms £62m to cut reliance on foreign tech

Ministers unveil £62m in UK space funding for satellite communications and innovation. How SMEs and start-ups can apply, plus key deadlines to note.

Microscopic water fleas, sewage-eating fly larvae and technology designed for a moon base are among 20 projects to win £100,000 each in the Water Innovation Fund's second Water Discovery Challenge, a £7.5 million competition designed to open the water industry to businesses that have never worked in it.

Water fleas, moon tech and sewage-eating larvae win £100,000 apiece

Water Discovery Challenge names 20 finalists winning £100,000 each from a £7.5m fund, opening the UK water sector to SMEs, from water fleas to moon tech.

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Legal

Alvin, Simon and Theodore are heading back to work, and the deal behind their return is a quiet masterclass in how a family business should treat its most valuable asset.

Chipmunks return: why waiting a decade for the right deal paid off

Alvin and the Chipmunks return in a digital-first reboot with a 2028 film. What the family-owned franchise teaches UK SMEs about IP and licensing.

Prince Harry and his fellow claimants could be facing one of the largest costs bills ever seen in British privacy litigation, a former Costs Judge has warned, after the High Court dismissed their claims against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, in full.

Prince Harry and fellow claimants face ‘eye-watering’ legal bill after Daily Mail court defeat, warns former Costs Judge

A former Costs Judge warns Prince Harry and his fellow claimants could face an eye-watering legal bill after losing their privacy case against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers.

A Northamptonshire couple who run a fairytale-style glamping retreat are taking soft drinks giant Britvic to court, claiming the J2O maker used a photograph of their cabin without permission to promote a national competition.

Glamping couple take Britvic to court over Magic Mushroom Cabin photo

A Northamptonshire glamping couple are suing J2O maker Britvic over the unauthorised use of a photo of their Magic Mushroom Cabin, in a case every SME should watch.

Chinese bubble tea chain Molly Tea must pay Louis Vuitton £1.1m after a court ruled its logo copied the luxury house's four-petal flower trademark, sparking a fierce online backlash.

Backlash in China as bubble tea chain Molly Tea ordered to pay Louis Vuitton £1.1m over logo

Chinese bubble tea chain Molly Tea must pay Louis Vuitton £1.1m after a court ruled its logo copied the luxury house’s four-petal flower trademark, sparking a fierce online backlash.

HMRC has confirmed it will not appeal the tribunal decision that football referees engaged by Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) are self-employed rather than employees, drawing a line under one of the longest-running employment status disputes the tax authority has pursued.

HMRC concedes defeat on referees as decade-long IR35 fight ends

HMRC will not appeal the PGMOL ruling that football referees are self-employed. Dave Chaplin says the decade-long case lays bare flaws in the CEST tool and mutuality of obligation.

The UK's 100 largest businesses are made up of more than 37,000 individual entities registered with Companies House, new analysis has found, laying bare just how hard it has become to see the full shape of Britain's biggest firms through the corporate registry alone.

The UK’s 100 biggest businesses hide behind 37,000 company registrations

Beauhurst analysis reveals the UK’s 100 largest businesses are built from more than 37,000 Companies House entities, with one registered over 3,800 times, obscuring the true picture.

New research from Allentra USA and Mathys & Squire reveals a consistent pattern of intellectual property exposure among growth-stage UK businesses planning, or already trading in, the United States.

Three in four UK firms heading for America have no US trademark protection, research finds

New research reveals 76% of UK companies expanding into the US have no USPTO trademark protection, leaving brands and patents dangerously exposed.

HM Revenue & Customs has fired a fresh warning shot at Britain’s flexible workforce, urging an estimated 700,000 umbrella workers, and the agencies and end-clients that engage them, to steer well clear of a rapidly growing scheme that claims, falsely, that personal IOUs can be used to settle a tax bill.

HMRC warns 700,000 umbrella workers over ‘bills of exchange’ tax avoidance scam

Promoters in the recruitment and temporary labour sector are pushing a bogus payment ‘trick’ that HMRC says has no legal foundation — and SMEs further down the supply chain risk being dragged in.

The chief executive of US fintech Bolt has mounted a robust defence of his decision to sack the company's entire human resources department, telling a Fortune audience that the team "created problems that didn't exist" and that those issues "disappeared" the moment he showed them the door.

Bolt boss defends sacking entire HR team, claiming staff ‘invented problems that didn’t exist’

Bolt chief executive Ryan Breslow has defended axing the fintech’s entire HR department, claiming the team “created problems that didn’t exist” as the firm slashes headcount and pivots to an AI-first model.

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Made in Britain

An Argyll-based manufacturing firm is targeting 20 per cent year-on-year growth in the global awards sector after investing nearly half a million pounds in new production technology.

Custom acrylic manufacturer Midton targets 20% annual growth after £429,000 tech investment at Argyll foundry

Argyll-based Midton is expanding its acrylic awards manufacturing capacity following a £429,000 investment in new biomass-powered technology.

The Made in Britain organisation has raised concerns over Reform UK’s alleged use of a logo resembling its own, stressing political neutrality and lack of authorisation.

‘Made in Britain’ body challenges Reform UK over alleged unauthorised logo use

The Made in Britain organisation has raised concerns over Reform UK’s alleged use of a logo resembling its own, stressing political neutrality and lack of authorisation.

As the Labour Party Conference kicks off this weekend, Made in Britain, a trade association that unites domestic manufacturers through the official Made in Britain Trademark, has issued a cross-party call for MPs to actively support local manufacturers.

Made in Britain applications surge following Trump tariffs as businesses embrace UK-made goods

The UK’s leading manufacturing trade organisation, Made in Britain, has reported a 20% surge in membership applications in the wake of President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs on imported goods, as interest in “buying British” grows among businesses and consumers alike.

Made in Britain, the not-for-profit organisation behind the official trademark for UK manufacturing, has forged a new partnership with Lincoln-based digital marketing agency Carrington.

Made in Britain teams up with Carrington to drive UK manufacturing growth

Made in Britain, the official trademark for UK manufacturers, has appointed digital marketing agency Carrington to boost visibility for 2,100+ members, championing British-made products and sustainable growth.

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Newswire

Bitcoin has endured its worst week since the implosion of the FTX exchange in 2022, with the world's most heavily traded cryptocurrency rattled by a leading bitcoin treasury company's decision to trim its holdings.

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Opinion

I went to the Hacienda exactly once, in the early nineties, a Londoner up for the weekend who queued for an hour, paid over the odds for a warm lager and was condescended to all night by men in bucket hats. Years later, as an investor in an online recruitment marketplace based in Manchester, the walk to board meetings took me past the site of the club, by then reborn as apartments.

Definitely maybe: what PM Andy Burnham means for British business

The £4.8bn India deal is the starting gun, not the prize

Brown and pleasant land: will 2026 out-drought 1976 for UK farmers?

Technology

British businesses, universities and researchers can now bid for a share of more than £62 million in government funding to develop homegrown satellite communications and space technologies, in a push ministers say is needed to stop the UK becoming dangerously dependent on others for capabilities it cannot do without.

Ministers hand UK space firms £62m to cut reliance on foreign tech

Old Street roundabout in London's east end - The home to 'Tech City'

Burnham’s plan to scrap DSIT sparks tech industry revolt

Donald Trump has described it as “very dangerous” for the UK to do business with China, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Shanghai on the third day of his official visit to the country.

Traders will pay to see Trump’s posts before you do

Business

LinkedIn has become the latest tech firm to axe jobs, closing 716 roles out of a 20,000 workforce.

Why Your Team Is Your Most Underused Marketing Channel on LinkedIn

A mid-sized company can spend months perfecting a LinkedIn page that a few hundred people follow, while the audience it actually wants sits quietly in the contact lists of its own staff.

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Business Champion Awards | Finalists at Awards Awards 2023 | Cherry Martin

Business Champion Awards is a finalist in the Awards Awards 2023

Two years of rewarding SMEs across the country and The Business Champion Awards are finalists themselves

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