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Every year it's the same old story. I start preparing for the festivities at the beginning of September convinced that it will stop me panicking and overspending come December. Sadly, it usually doesn't… but I am confident this year will be different thanks to our brilliant bumper issue with everything you (and I) need for a stress-free Christmas! For inspiration on how to spoil your loved ones, there's a jam-packed gift guide with presents for all the family – and even better, everything's under £50! To ensure your home is looking the part, we've selected the best decorations and shown you how you can make your own so you can treasure them in years to come. Plus there's a free Makes and Bakes special packed with recipes and craft, including…

After a hard day's filming, Mary Berry has no illusions about arriving home to find a delicious hot dinner waiting on the table for her. Unlike his super-busy wife, her husband, Paul Hunnings, 92, is retired with time on his hands but he's still no cook. Toast and an omelette are his limit. ‘I've failed,' she's been known to say. ‘He's no good at it. Wherever I am, I always leave something for him. In the winter I leave him homemade soup.' But after almost 60 years of marriage she's still besotted with Paul. ‘I think I'm happier now and I love my husband even more than I did when I married him,' she recently confessed. Even her father's declaration that he was a ‘blithering idiot' after running over one…

star chat Family clearly means everything to Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell. His face lights up when he talks about his wife, step-children and grandchildren. When Daniel got married to his wife Majella in 2002, he became step-dad to her two children Michael and Siobhan. ‘Michael and Siobhan were 11 and nine when they came into my world and we've got on great,' he tells Yours. ‘We always have. I never had that disastrous thing you hear, the resentment. I never experienced that at all.' So much so, that Daniel sang at Michael's wedding in July in Florence, Italy. ‘It was lovely. I sang their first dance Wonderful Tonight, the Eric Clapton song.' And the big family gathering meant he could spend even more time with Siobhan's children, his grandchildren Olivia,…

This palette might be purse-friendly, but you get plenty of bang for your buck, with luxe mattes, shimmers, metallics and, in the centre, a creamy and rich, foil-effect shadow. MORPHE 9 Pan Going Platinum Artistry Palette, £15 All good party season makeup starts with the right base. This lightweight foundation offers long-lasting, luminous coverage and doesn't emphasise fine lines or wrinkles. L'OrÉal Paris Infallible 32hr Freshwear Liquid Foundation, £13.99 A black eyeliner is a must for taking any look from day to night. Use it to define your waterline, draw a wing – or smudge for a softer, smoked out effect that's so simple. No7 Pro Artist Eyeliner Pencil Starry Skies £12.95 Is there anything more festive than a shimmering rouge lip? We think not. This sparkly gloss, with added…

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your money Our money advice expert Faith Archer is an award-winning money journalist and blogger at Much More With Less, Faith was deputy personal finance editor at The Daily Telegraph and isa regular on BBC radio. She aims to make money matters such as family budgeting, pensions and tax easier to understand Raise a bit of extra cash to help pay for the cost of Christmas and clear clutter at the same time, by selling belongings you no longer want or need. Advertising items on the internet means you can reach a wider audience than with a car boot sale or small ads in local shops. Try our tips to start selling successfully and get the best prices. Do your prep Consider when you sell items as you probably won't get…

Xmas Makes & Bakes Special 24 packed pages of inspiring ideas for the festive season Cranachan pavlova wreath Serves 8-10 Takes 1hr 30min-1hr 45min, plus cooling ■ Knob of butter ■ 25g light muscovado sugar ■ 75g old-fashioned porridge oats ■ 600ml double cream ■ 2tbsp whisky ■ 450g raspberries ■ 200g blueberries ■ 55g pomegranate seeds ■ Small sprigs of rosemary ■ Icing sugar, to dust FOR THE MERINGUE ■ 6 large egg whites ■ 350g caster sugar ■ 1tsp white wine vinegar ■ 1tsp cornflour 1 Preheat the oven to 160°C/fan 140°C. Line a large baking sheet with non-stick baking paper and draw a 30cm circle in the middle of the paper. Drawa 15cm circle in the centre of the larger circle to make a ring. 2 To…

xmas makes & bakes Festive cakesicles Makes: 7 Takes: 1 hr (plus freezing time) ■ 12 cupcakes ■ 100g ready-made buttercream icing ■ 7 lollipop sticks ■ Candy melts in green, blue, red and white ■ 150g chocolate ■ Small amounts of ready-to-roll icing in white, green, black and orange ■ Handful of pretzels ■ Assorted candy stars, snowflakes and sprinkles to decorate 1 Crumble up the cupcakes in a bowl into fine crumbs. Stir in the buttercream icing a teaspoon at a time until the mixture begins to hold together when squeezed in your hand. 2 Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Divide the mixture into seven and use your hands to squeeze and mould the mixture into ice lolly shapes. Lay them down on the lined tray and insert a lolly stick into each…

Family business Bettys has been delighting customers with mouthwatering treats for more then 100 years. The Bettys Christmas Extravagance Hamper is a sumptuous, generous hamper curated especially for larger families, to take you from a Merry Christmas to a Happy New Year, with a cosy, delicious ‘Twixmas' in between. Bettys Christmas Extravagance stars its Large Classic Christmas Pudding and not one, but two of its rich, fruity Christmas cakes, along with a great feast of exceptionally buttery biscuits and Grand Cru Swiss chocolates, all made with love by Bettys bakers and chocolatiers in Harrogate. To complete the festivities, a celebration of carefully chosen wines, Champagne and a stunning Ruby Port, along with Bettys' favourite festive preserves to add a little magic to breakfast and buffets. A truly abundant hamper that…

When producer David Croft needed to replace the ailing Jack Haig as the endearingly daft LeClerc in 'Allo, Allo (1982-92) he turned to a master of slapstick, Derek Royle. The new character was Ernest LeClerc, brother of Roger, but equally as foolish! Alas, by the time Royle first appeared in the role, in September 1989, he too was a dying man. Sadly, he would succumb to cancer the following January, aged 61, after filming just eight episodes. Derek had long been respected in the industry as a balletic genius of silent pratfalls and superbly timed physical comedy. On TV, in the Seventies, he had starred as the absent-minded Doctor Horace Hogg in the Southern Television children's comedy Hogg's Back (1975-76). 'A balletic genius of silent pratfalls and physical comedy' Leaving…

From the window, with the glow of the Christmas lights spilling out into the garden, Elaine watched her two daughters and the grandchildren, heading up the path. Her stomach clenched with dread. ‘They're here,' she said into the phone. ‘You have to tell them,' said Susie, her best friend. The knot in Elaine's stomach said otherwise. ‘Not yet.' ‘Elaine, you can't keep something like this from them,' said Susie urgently. ‘They'll know something is wrong.' ‘I can't,' Elaine said helplessly. ‘Not with Christmas just around the corner….' She hung up just as the door opened and everyone burst in. ‘Hi Mum.' Her daughters give her a hug and Elaine stooped to kiss her three grandchildren. ‘Yay! Gran's put the tree up!' Everyone turned to admire the magnificent spruce almost filling…

Opening the door to the cattery, Cathy beams with delight as she greets her 30 feline friends, all waiting patiently for breakfast and cuddles. Cathy started volunteering at Millbrook Animal Centre in Surrey three years ago after she retired from her job in IT – and loves every minute of it. She and husband Ken have also adopted two cats for themselves. ‘This lovely volunteer showed us around the centre when I was adopting our old cat Huckleberry, a handsome grey tabby,' she says. ‘The lady was so passionate about her work that I just found myself thinking, I could do that too!' Now Cathy, 67, spends her days cleaning the cat pens and giving the kitties lots of love. She's also adopted a second cat Bomhur. ‘It's the most…

A Chelsea welcome Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don is already looking ahead to sunnier times. He's busy designing his first garden for next May's Chelsea Flower Show that will be dog friendly. Up to now, only guide dogs have been allowed into the event, but RHS organisers are allowing dog lover Monty to go ahead to make it more inclusive. KATE'S CHRISTMAS WISH… How humbling it was to hear Kate Garraway's hopes for Christmas without Derek Draper. The TV presenter, who lost her husband in January after a long Covid battle, doesn't want to spend the first festive season without him 'blubbing'. Instead, Kate's determined to make new memories with their teenage children Darcey and Billy. 'I'm sure there will be emotional moments. However, I want it to be fun…

star chat Sarah Ferguson has worn many hats in her lifetime –working royal, entrepreneur, philanthropist, sometime telly presenter, social media star, writer, wife and mother. But it's her relatively new role as grandma, or ‘GiGi' as she's called, that's given her the most joy. It's also given her a great deal of inspiration for her new children's picture book, Flora and Fern: Wonder in the Woods, which she has written as a festive tale to teach young readers about sustainability and the environment in the run-up to Christmas. Speaking of Christmas, the festive season only becomes more special as she watches her family grow. Now a proud grandmother of four, with a fifth on the way – Princess Beatrice is mum to Sienna, three, step-mum to Wolfie, eight, and is…

your style PLUSH VELVET Not a fan of sparkles? Luscious velour textures are a great way to add some extra glamour without feeling too dramatic. MAGICAL MIDIS Longer lengths will leave you looking party-ready without the need to flash the flesh. All you need to do is add a clutch bag to complete the ensemble. MAGNIFICENT METALLICS Get ready to shimmer and shine in golden and silver lamé textures. Pair with black heels for a truly timeless outfit. SHIMMERING SEQUINS Nothing says Christmas more then a sparkly dress! Make your sequins feel more wearable by opting for a simple, flattering cut, like a tunic dress. RAVISHING RED From scarlet shades to ruby tones, red is this season's must-have colour. Perfect when paired with your favourite nude lippie and metallic pumps.…

Cost per serving 59p Sticky apple cupcakes Makes: 12 Takes: 50min, plus cooling ■ 180ml vegetable oil ■ 110g dark brown sugar ■ 90g golden syrup ■ 60g white miso paste ■ 2 eggs ■ 3-4 green or red apples, cored and grated (approx 210g grated apple) ■ 225g self-raising flour ■ 35g plain flour ■ 1½tsp ground ginger ■ 55g walnuts, chopped ■ 125ml buttermilk ■ 375g soft cheese, at room temperature ■ 80g icing sugar ■ 1½tbsp lemon juice 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C. Line a 12-hole muffin tin with paper cases. Whisk the oil, sugar, golden syrup, miso and eggs together in a bowl until well combined. Stir in the apple. Fold in the flours and ginger, then stir in the walnuts and buttermilk until well…

your space Creating an impressive wreath for your front door is easier than you might think. Start with a wire frame (£3, Hobbycraft) and moss (available from florists). Lay the moss over the wire frame and secure in place using florists' wire. Gather small bunches of freshly cut foliage then secure them in place by wrapping the wire around several times. Build up the foliage laying each bundle so it covers the wire of the preceding bunch. Hold the wreath up regularly to check the shape is full and even. Once you're happy tie off the wire. Add berries, pinecones, sprigs of mistletoe and baubles, attaching them securely with florists' wire. Dried orange slices and bundles of cinnamon sticks will give an extra burst of colour and fragrance. Finally, attach…

your free pattern Difficulty rating: ●●⚬⚬⚬ YOU WILL NEED □ 1 x 70g ball of Lily® Sugar'n Cream® in the following colours: Main Color (MC) Red (00095), Contrast A Soft Ecru (01004), Contrast B White (00001) Note: 3 Santa Ornaments can be made with 1 ball each of MC, A and B. □ 3.5mm (US 4) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge. □ Stuffing □ Gold craft wire for glasses □ 2 black beads for eyes □ Short length of ribbon for hanging loop TENSION 16 sc and 20 rows = 10cm (4in) ABBREVIATIONS ch-chain; rep-repeat; rnd-round; sc-single crochet; sc2tog-single crochet 2 together; sl st-slip stitch; sp-space; st(s)-stitch(es); yoh-yarn over hook ■ Can't get this yarn? Find a suitable alternative at yarnsub.com Pattern With MC, ch 2. 1st…

The number of women who own cars has risen sharply over the last decade. However, research shows men are more than three times more likely to do background checks when buying cars. As Citizens Advice and Trading Standards receive more than 10,000 complaints a year regarding used cars, it's worth doing a bit of legwork first. Keith Adams, editor of parkers.co.uk, who has bought and sold around 300 used cars, gives us his tips. Set your budget The average price of a used car in the UK in October 2023 was £17,641. However, Keith says it's possible to get a cheaper deal. ‘Our research shows the sweet spot is between £8000 and £10,000. If you are looking for a car that is almost new, you may have to spend more.…

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your money BALANCE YOUR PENSION POT NEWS YOU CAN USE Pension withdrawals surged 20% to £52 billion in 2023/24, as the cost-of-living crisis hit home. 'Three years of spiking prices and rising interest rates has had a huge impact on Brits' retirement plans,' says Tom Selby from financial services company AJ Bell. 'Squeezed savers have been forced to turn to their pensions to make ends meet and help loved ones get through a temporary period of financial pain.' Pension drawdown remains the most popular way for people to take an income from their retirement savings, leaving the rest invested in the stock market. However, experts say pensioners need to consider the impact of tax and how long their money will last, before making withdrawals. Only the first 25% withdrawn from…

xmas makes & bakes COOK'S TIP If you're not confident, ask a butcher to butterfly the turkey for you. Roast turkey with pomegranates Cost per serving £3.14 Serves: 6 Takes: 2hr (approx) plus 20min resting time ■ 1 kg boneless turkey crown (with skin) ■ 125g mixed mincemeat ■ 100g breadcrumbs ■ 1tbsp dry sherry ■ 1 tsp mixed spice ■ 25g candied orange peel ■ Seeds of 1 pomegranate ■ 50g fresh cranberries ■ 5 stalks of parsley, chopped ■ 1 small egg ■ Salt and pepper ■ 35g butter 1 Preheat the oven 200°C (fan 180°C, gas 7). Butterfly the turkey breast. Place the meat skin side down on a cutting board and cut horizontally into the thickest part of the breast, about halfway through. Keep the knife…

Sherry and fig cake Serves: 15 Takes: 4hrs (plus 4hrs soaking time) Cost per serving 49p ■ 400g sultanas ■ 150g currants ■ 250g raisins ■ 200q glacé cherries ■ 200g dried figs, halved ■ 100ml sweet sherry, plus extra to feed the cake ■ 300g unsalted butter, softened, plus extra for greasing ■ 250g soft brown sugar ■ 5 eggs ■ 300g plain flour ■ 1tsp mixed spice ■ 1tsp grated nutmeg ■ 1tbsp ground cinnamon ■ Zest of 1 orange and 1 lemon ■ 100g mixed peel ■ 150g mixed nuts 1 In a large bowl, place the sultanas, currants, raisins, cherries and figs, and mix. Pour over the sherry and cover. Leave to stand at room temperature for 4hrs. 2 Preheat the oven to 140° (fan 120°C, gas 1). Grease and line a 23cm loose-bottomed baking tin with baking paper. 3 In…

Chilli-infused oils Makes: 1 bottle ■ 450ml of a neutral flavoured vegetable oil ■ 20g chilli flakes ■ 3-4 whole dried chillies 1 Gently warm the vegetable oil in a saucepan. 2 Add chilli flakes and whole chillies to the oil and gently heat for 3-4min to allow the flavours to infuse. Remove from the heat and leave the oil to cool slightly. 3 Once cooled, carefully strain the oil into a sterilised sealable glass bottle using a funnel. Add dried chillies from the pan and seal the bottle. If you're making a gift for someone who's not so keen on spice you can follow the same steps to make garlic or herb infused oils instead. COOK'S TIP Homemade chilli oil can last up to six months if stored properly. COOK'S TIP…

In 1973 the RRP for a space hopper was £1.94. At its peak more than 200,000 hoppers were being sold every year. The marketing team went into overdrive, striking a deal with Butlins to run Space Hopper races in all their camps and with TV ads where businessmen in bowler hats incongruously rode them to the office or jockeys sat astride hoppers instead of horses. In America they're called Hoppity Hops and were usually red or blue with a ring handle on the top. The original idea was created by Aquilino Cosani who worked at Ledragomma, an Italian company that manufactured rubber balls, when he was inspired by watching a documentary about kangaroos. After launching at the Nuremberg Toy Fair, the basic idea was adopted by toy companies across the…

£10 cheque for every letter published Worthwhile work ♦ I'd like to thank you for your varied and interesting magazine. I'm especially inspired by reading about those who volunteer to help others in so many different ways and how it gives back a sense of self worth. I'm an education volunteer for the RNLI. At 71 I'm too old to go out on rescues, but I play an important role in trying to prevent young people from getting into trouble in the water. I'm thrilled with the feedback I get as I reach 3000 children a year visiting schools, clubs and events to teach them the four safety rules – Stop and Think, Stay together, Learn to Float and Call 999 for the coastguard. Pam Stephens Maidstone, Kent Misleading advice…

MY LIFE lessons Push yourself out of your comfort zone I've been in the industry for so long now I've got to the point where I only want to do things that I'm passionate about and that challenge me. Starring as Gemma in Now That's What I Call a Musical marks the first time I've ever sung into a mic! I want to tick off every genre I possibly can. And after 35 years this is the one genre I've not done – I did my first ever computer game this year, I also did my first panto. There are so many firsts I've ticked off in 2024. It may well be my midlife crisis, but I'm enjoying the excitement of trying something new. There's a strength in embracing getting…

real life Shopping for your dad's Christmas present might not sound like a big deal, but for Glennis Bradshaw it means the world. For this is the first time she's ever even been able to do it. After a lifetime apart, Glennis, now 70, and her dad Gerald Lee, 90, have finally been reunited, thanks to an incredible 20-year worldwide search. Glennis had no memory of her dad as a child. Her parents' marriage ended when she was five. On her sixth birthday, she opened a pink elephant card signed ‘Love, Dad' and, sadly, it was also the last time she ever heard from him. After sending the card, Gerald, who was in the Navy, seemed to simply disappear. For years, all Glennis had of her father was his name…

BALMY NIGHTS If you're struggling to get to sleep, then try swiping this bargain buy onto your lips. It features shea butter to pamper and nourish your pout, along with calming lavender essential oil to help you doze off. Nivea Lavender Overnight Care Lip Balm, £2.59 FEELING FRUITY Antioxidant-rich blueberries are the star of this overnight oil, along with 1% granactive retinoid which will reduce the appearance of fine lines. Simply apply the fast-absorbing product onto skin and wake up to a visibly refreshed complexion. e.I.f. SKIN Youth Boosting Blue-ty Sleep Night Oil, £18 HAIR HERO Hate the idea of washing your hair in the morning? Prolong your ‘do by generously spritzing this detoxifying dry shampoo onto your tresses in the evening. Brush out the next day for fresh, voluminous…

TESCO Playful and vibrant, Tesco has gone all out with its fun, young-at-heart decorations. Perfect on the tree and used around the home, this joyful Christmas look will put a smile on anyone's face. MORRISONS Natural decorations are the theme at Morrisons this year. A mix of green and wooden choices are easy to introduce into your home, keeping it simple and stylish. ASDA We're loving this disco-inspired collection at Asda. Tones of pink and red are hugely popular this season and, teamed with some glitzy silver and glitter balls, offer a truly fun feel that will be the talk of Christmas. SAINSBURY'S Keep your decorations simple with a classic colour palette of red, green and gold. There's a great selection at Sainsbury's, including small faux trees, wreaths and, to…

your space To begin, fashion one end of the wire into a 4-5cm circle so it sits on a flat surface with the other end of the wire standing upright. Starting with the largest, push individual leaves onto the wire and slip them down to the base, positioning the tips so they're all pointing in different directions. Continue to add leaves, selecting them in order of size, largest to smallest, until you've created a fir tree shape as shown in the picture. Select a dry autumnal leaf with red or golden colouring and snip out two identical small star shapes. Apply glue to one side of each star and stick them together on top of the tree, sandwiching the wire tip in between. To keep your tree looking healthy for…

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your gadgets If you're looking to enhance your medication management routine, automatic pill dispensers are a great option. They are designed to organise and dispense medications at scheduled times, ensuring you never miss a dose. With the ability to prevent medication errors, they provide peace of mind for patients and caregivers alike. When choosing an automatic pill dispenser, several factors come into play. Basic models typically offer simple features such as an audible alarm to remind users when it's time to take their medication. More advanced options, however, come with smartphone connectivity, allowing for real-time alerts and the ability to monitor medication adherence remotely. Most dispensers have compartments for different medications, which can be filled weekly or monthly, depending on your needs. Some models even include a locking mechanism to…

xmas makes & bakes COOK'S TIP You can halve the recipe and just make the wreath and a few biscuits, if you prefer. Gingerbread wreath & biscuits Makes: 1 wreath and approx 50 biscuits Takes: 1 hr 10min, plus cooling and chilling Total cost: £2.18 ■ 85g butter, chopped ■ 80g soft light brown sugar ■ 120g golden syrup ■ 1tsp bicarbonate of soda ■ 375g plain flour, plus extra for dusting ■ 2tsp ground ginger ■ 1tsp mixed spice ■ 1 egg white ■ 225g icing sugar, sifted ■ 1tsp lemon juice 1 Place the butter, sugar, golden syrup and 2tbsp water in a large saucepan over medium heat. Cook for 5min, stirring occasionally, or until mixture is melted and smooth. Bring to the boil. Remove from heat, then stir in the bicarbonate of soda. Cool for 1…

Shortbread & pistachio biscuits Makes: 12 Takes: 30min, plus chilling and cooling Cost per biscuit 9p ■ 100g butter, chopped ■ 150g plain flour ■ 50g caster sugar, plus extra for dusting ■ 1 tsp vanilla extract ■ Handful of pistachios, shelled and chopped ■ Icing sugar, for dusting 1 Rub the butter into the flour using your fingertips, until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add the sugar and vanilla extract and bring the mixture together using your hands into a firm dough. Wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge for 20min. 2 Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C. Line a baking tray with baking paper. Carefully roll the dough out on a surface dusted lightly with caster sugar to approx 5mm - the sugar will keep the dough from drying out. 3…

Mini steak & ale pies Makes: 24 Takes: 1 hr 50min-2hr 5min (plus cooling) Cost per pie 24p ■ 1 tbsp olive oil ■ 1 onion, finely chopped ■ 1 garlic clove, finely chopped ■ 400g stewing steak, cut into approx 1½cm pieces ■ 1 tbsp flour ■ 2 sprigs fresh thyme ■ 175ml dark ale ■ 125ml beef stock, made with 1 stock cube ■ 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce ■ Butter, greasing ■ 2 x 320g pkt readyrolled shortcrust pastry, defosted if frozen ■ 1 egg, beaten for brushing 1 Heat half the oil in a lidded saucepan set over a medium heat. Cook the onion and garlic for 5min, stirring often, until soft. Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside. Toss the steak in the flour, add to the pan along with the remaining oil, increase the heat…

What you're reading… Blood Ties by Jo Nesbo (Harvil Seeker, £22) ‘Packed full of cracking cliff hangers,' says Lynne Wilson. Brothers Carl and Roy have killed their way to the top. The local sheriff is looking to bring them down and has evidence to prove their involvement in several past murders, but Carl and Roy will stop at nothing to cover their tracks. The Cottage on Pelican Bay by Brenda Jackson (Mills&Boon, £9.99) ‘A sizzling romance,' says Judy Butler. Heartbroken Zara has a one-night stand with an attractive stranger, Saint. Two years later, when she bumps into him in her old hometown, they decide to keep their spicy secret in the past. But what will happen when their intense desire becomes impossible to ignore? Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty…

Cinema The Wizard of Oz prequel Wicked has been packing out theatres on Broadway and in the West End for 20 years, and now the magical musical finally flies onto the big screen. Cynthia Erivo stars as Elphaba, who will one day be known as the Wicked Witch of the West, but for now is a troubled college student who gets off on the wrong foot with her popular classmate Galinda (Ariana Grande). ■ In cinemas 22 November Theatre Doctor Who's Ncuti Gatwa leaves the Tardis behind to star in the National Theatre's new take on Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Hugh Skinner co-stars as Jack, who goes by one name in the country, where he sets a good example to his ward, and another in the city…

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