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    Politics

    Rachel Reeves rejects ‘Buy British’ campaign as a response to US tariffs

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves rejected calls for a 'Buy British' campaign in response to Donald Trump's trade war, emphasizing the importance of open global markets.

    UK newspapers blanket their covers to protest loss of AI protections | The Verge

    theverge.com Politics UK

    Major UK newspapers launched a coordinated protest against government proposals to weaken copyright protections for AI training, showcasing a unified front to demand fair compensation for creative content.

    ‘Diversity is our strength’ rings hollower by the day

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    A survey reveals that a growing number of British Muslims prioritize their religious identity over their national identity, challenging the notion of seamless integration and highlighting complex societal issues.

    David Lammy spent over £1m on private jets in three months

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy's use of private jets costing over £1 million in three months has sparked controversy, particularly given Labour's past criticism of similar practices by Conservative ministers.

    Russia Executes P.O.W.s Without Caring Who Watches, Ukraine Says - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Politics Ukraine

    Drone footage and witness accounts verify the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian soldiers, raising concerns about potential war crimes and the international community's response.

    Page Reader AI | Russia Executes P.O.W.s Without Caring Who Watches, Ukraine Says - The New York Times

    page.ke Politics Ukraine

    Drone footage verifies the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian soldiers, raising concerns about accountability for alleged war crimes amidst a potential shift in US foreign policy.

    Why HMRC’s plot to raid your bank account spells disaster

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    MPs criticize HMRC's new powers to directly seize unpaid taxes from bank accounts, raising concerns about potential errors and an infringement on individual liberties.

    Doctors and vicars accused of non-crime hate incidents

    thetimes.com Politics UK

    Professionals including doctors, vicars, and social workers are being investigated by police for non-crime hate incidents, raising concerns about the misuse of police resources and the definition of hate incidents.

    Russia says it hit a group of military personnel. The UN says they were beauticians

    smh.com.au Politics Ukraine

    Amidst ongoing ceasefire negotiations, Russia continues its attacks on Ukraine, prompting criticism from Ukrainian officials and civilians alike.

    Ukraine Captured 2 Chinese Soldiers Fighting for Russia, Zelenskyy Claims | The Epoch Times

    theepochtimes.com Politics Ukraine

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims that Ukrainian forces captured two Chinese soldiers fighting for Russia on Ukrainian territory, prompting him to instruct his foreign minister to contact Beijing.

    Ukraine thinks it can hold off Russia as long as it needs to

    economist.com Politics Ukraine

    Recent Russian advances in the Kursk region have led to renewed fighting across the border in Ukraine, prompting civilian evacuations and highlighting the ongoing conflict.

    Zombie politics: how Dead Man dominates British politics

    economist.com Politics UK

    British political parties are overly cautious, tailoring their platforms to a hypothetical, conservative voter, rather than their actual supporters.

    PETER HITCHENS: Cheer the trans verdict if you wish - but the Blairite court behind it shouldn't even exist | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics UK

    Peter Hitchens criticizes the UK Supreme Court's decision on a transgender case, questions the fairness of the Lucy Letby trial, and contrasts modern Britain with a past era depicted in a classic film.

    Putin declares brief ‘Easter truce’ but Ukraine says it is still under attack | CNN

    edition.cnn.com Politics Ukraine

    Putin's declared Easter truce in the Ukraine conflict was met with immediate skepticism from Ukrainian officials who reported continued Russian attacks.

    Russia Strikes Kyiv as Ukraine Mourns Deadly Attack on Zelensky’s Hometown - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Politics Ukraine

    Russia launched a deadly missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing one and injuring several, amidst ongoing peace talks and a day of mourning for victims of a previous strike in Kryvyi Rih.

    Putin declares brief ‘Easter truce’ in war with Ukraine | CNN

    cnn.com Politics Ukraine

    Putin declared a brief Easter truce in the war with Ukraine, a move met with skepticism from Kyiv amidst ongoing intense fighting and stalled peace efforts.

    Royal Navy on alert to escort shipment in steel crisis

    thetimes.com Politics UK

    The UK government is considering using the Royal Navy to escort a vital fuel shipment to British Steel's Scunthorpe plant to prevent its closure, after seizing control of the company from its Chinese owner.

    I want to discriminate against white candidates, says police chief

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    West Yorkshire Police's policy of prioritizing ethnic minority candidates in recruitment has sparked outrage, with accusations of illegal discrimination and calls for its immediate cessation.

    Netflix tax is a symbol of everything wrong with the UK

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The article argues against a proposed Netflix tax in the UK, citing its potential negative impact on the economy, trade relations with the US, and consumers.

    STEPHEN GLOVER: China isn't investing in Britain because it likes us. It wants to suborn and control us. Despite saving Scunthorpe, we STILL haven't learnt the lesson | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics UK

    This article argues that China's investments in Britain are not benevolent but rather a strategic attempt to suborn and control the country, highlighting concerns about Chinese influence in various sectors.

    BORIS JOHNSON: My embarrassing WhatsApp gaffe that I accidentally sent to every Tory MP | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics UK

    Boris Johnson recounts an embarrassing WhatsApp mishap where he accidentally sent a message intended for his partner to the entire Conservative MP WhatsApp group.

    Zelensky accuses Russia of already breaching Easter truce

    telegraph.co.uk Politics Ukraine

    Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Russia of violating an Easter truce, while Ukrainian soldiers express skepticism about Russia's intentions.

    Is there no humiliation too great for Ed Miliband?

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The article critiques Ed Miliband's tenure as Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, highlighting numerous policy decisions and reversals that have led to his political humiliation.

    A Crisis at a British Steel Mill Has Cast a Shadow Over U.K.-China Relations - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Politics UK

    A dispute over a Chinese-owned British steel mill has strained UK-China relations, prompting government intervention to prevent job losses and maintain steel production.

    Palm Sunday Attack Leaves Sumy Residents Doubtful of a Ukraine-Russia Cease-Fire - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Politics Ukraine

    A Palm Sunday attack in Sumy, Ukraine, casts doubt on the effectiveness of ongoing cease-fire talks between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on civilians.

    Labour faces summer of union discontent

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The Labour Party faces increasing union pressure and potential widespread strikes as several major unions threaten industrial action over pay and working conditions.

    Britain Rules on What a Woman Is - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com Politics UK

    The UK Supreme Court's ruling on the definition of 'woman' under the Equality Act has sparked debate, balancing the rights of women and transgender individuals.

    Anti-white racism has been embedded into the public sector in the same way as trans rights

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The article discusses concerns about anti-white racism in UK public sector hiring practices, focusing on alleged discrimination against white applicants in favor of ethnic minorities.

    Crackdown on pub banter will help anxious staff, says minister

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    A UK minister argues that a crackdown on pub banter will benefit anxious staff, while peers debate amendments to protect pubs and universities from free speech restrictions.

    UK trans ruling is a victory for common sense, but the struggle isn’t over

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    A recent UK Supreme Court ruling upholding the biological definition of sex is lauded as a victory for women's rights, but concerns remain about the government's response and the ongoing challenges faced by women in the workplace.

    The women who took on the trans lobby to the UK Supreme Court... and won

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    Three Scottish women successfully challenged gender recognition reforms in the UK Supreme Court, highlighting concerns about the impact on women's rights.

    Stonewall’s hour of reckoning has finally arrived

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The Supreme Court ruling on gender recognition has prompted a reassessment of Stonewall's influence and policies, impacting organizations and employers.

    Russia launches deadly aerial barrage on Ukraine as US pushes for peace plan | CNN

    cnn.com Politics Ukraine

    Amidst a failed Easter ceasefire, Russia launched deadly air attacks on Ukraine while the US pushes for a peace deal involving potential recognition of Russian control over Crimea.

    Keir Starmer praised for statesman role abroad but can he show 'same mojo' at home?

    bbc.com Politics UK

    Amidst global uncertainty, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's international diplomacy is garnering praise, but his domestic challenges remain significant, requiring him to translate international success into tangible improvements for the UK.

    英媒披露中共間諜活動升級 政界人士遭祕密竊聽 | 英國 | 倫敦 | 西敏寺 | 大紀元

    epochtimes.com Politics UK

    British media reports reveal escalating Chinese espionage activities in London, including the alleged use of listening devices to eavesdrop on British political figures.

    Use men’s or women’s toilets based on biological sex, minister says

    thetimes.com Politics UK

    A UK minister clarifies that the recent Supreme Court ruling mandates using toilets based on biological sex, sparking debate and protests.

    Why 500,000 Britons including my wife who signed up to this medical research trial MUST leave it now, writes DR MARTIN SCURR | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics UK

    Concerns are raised about the potential compromise of sensitive medical data from UK Biobank due to access granted to Chinese research institutions, prompting calls for participants' withdrawal.

    JK Rowling attacks Sir Keir Starmer over new women's minister

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    JK Rowling and others criticize Keir Starmer's appointment of Anneliese Dodds as Minister for Women and Equalities, citing concerns over her stance on transgender rights and women's spaces.

    Westminster never forgets its murdered MPs - which is why Kneecap’s comments could not be overlooked – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com Politics UK

    The article analyzes the controversy surrounding the Irish rap group Kneecap after a video surfaced of a member seemingly inciting violence against Conservative MPs, highlighting the sensitive context of past assassinations of British MPs.

    JAN MOIR: Why our huffy and intransigent PM is still stuck in sanctimonious lockstep with the BBC on trans rights | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Politics UK

    The article critiques Keir Starmer's stance on transgender rights and the BBC's perceived bias, highlighting the Supreme Court ruling on biological sex and contrasting it with the political and media responses.

    Alastair Campbell’s attempt to argue against the Supreme Court ruling is just embarrassing

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The author criticizes Alastair Campbell's stance against a Supreme Court ruling on transgender rights, arguing it demonstrates ignorance and bullying.

    Starmer to rent homes for migrants

    telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

    The UK government's plan to house migrants in privately rented homes has sparked controversy, with critics arguing it exacerbates the housing crisis and prioritizes migrants over British citizens.

    ​Gender and space: On trans people’s basic rights   - The Hindu

    thehindu.com Politics UK

    A UK Supreme Court ruling clarifying the definition of 'woman' under the Equality Act 2010 has sparked debate, highlighting the complexities of transgender rights and access to single-sex spaces.

    Strike threats loom if ministers reject NHS and teacher pay deals

    thetimes.com Politics UK

    The UK government faces potential widespread strikes from public sector workers, including teachers and nurses, unless it accepts recommended pay rises that exceed the budget.

    Starmer's winter fuel payment cut is coming back to haunt him on the doorstep

    inews.co.uk Politics UK

    The decision to cut winter fuel payments for most pensioners is significantly impacting Labour's performance in upcoming local elections, with opposition parties poised to gain ground.

    Putin Is Said to Demand Ukraine Land Despite US Pressure (1)

    news.bgov.com Politics Ukraine

    President Putin demands control of four Ukrainian regions as a condition for ending the war, despite US pressure for a ceasefire.

    Finance

    Are you wealthy for your age?

    telegraph.co.uk Finance UK

    This article analyzes wealth distribution across different age groups in the UK, revealing significant disparities between generations and offering tools to assess personal wealth.

    Why cash ISA reforms must be delayed, according to economists

    inews.co.uk Finance UK

    Economists urge the UK government to delay proposed reforms to cash ISAs due to current market volatility and savers' increased risk aversion.

    Inheritance tax on gifts: What are the rules?

    telegraph.co.uk Finance UK

    This article explains the UK inheritance tax rules concerning gifts, including the seven-year rule, the 'gifting out of surplus income' loophole, and tax implications of trusts and various assets.

    Why Trump's tariffs could open up a golden window to bag bargain TVs, clothes, mortgages and energy deals | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Finance UK

    President Trump's tariffs on goods entering the US have unexpectedly created opportunities for UK consumers to find bargains on various goods and services, including mortgages, fuel, and electronics, while also presenting challenges in other areas.

    Helen's missing millions: How Helen Flanagan went from ex-Coronation Street star and Premier League WAG with £3.5m fortune... to struggling to pay for a cab | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Finance UK

    Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan's financial struggles, despite a previous £3.5 million fortune, are detailed, highlighting the dramatic decline in her income and the challenges of maintaining a lavish lifestyle.

    Exactly how much money YOU should have in your savings based on your age: LUCY EVANS | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Finance UK

    This article provides guidance on the ideal savings amount based on age, emphasizing the importance of an emergency fund for financial security.

    Best stocks & shares Isas: Pick the right investment account | This is Money

    thisismoney.co.uk Finance UK

    This article provides a comprehensive guide to choosing the best stocks and shares ISAs and DIY investment accounts in the UK, comparing various platforms based on cost and features.

    Asos reports profitability turnaround in H1 2025

    fashionunited.uk Finance UK

    Asos, a UK-based online fashion retailer, reported a significant profitability turnaround in the first half of fiscal year 2025, driven by a new commercial model and cost management.

    Why we MUST be allowed to buy things with cash - as we reveal the areas where notes and coins are dying out: JEFF PRESTRIDGE | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Finance UK

    The author argues for a legal mandate ensuring universal cash acceptance in the UK, citing concerns about financial vulnerability and the undue influence of financial institutions.

    Health

    I contracted a 'harmless' and little-known virus while pregnant and it left my newborn deaf. No one ever warned me - and millions of mothers could be in the same situation: CARA LEE | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Health UK

    A mother's unknowingly contracting cytomegalovirus (CMV) during pregnancy led to her newborn daughter's deafness, highlighting the lack of awareness and screening for this preventable condition.

    Why you can get addicted to food in the same way as you can to cigarettes or drugs - PAT HAGAN | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Health UK

    A debate surrounds whether food addiction exists, with a new study suggesting a significant portion of people with type 2 diabetes meet the criteria for food addiction.

    We live in UK's 'vape capital' where kids as young as 12 puff on bubblegum flavoured e-cigarettes | The Sun

    thesun.co.uk Health UK

    Accrington, UK, is facing concerns over the high number of vape shops and the resulting increase in youth vaping, despite the known health risks.

    World-leading research on the shocking rise in bowel cancer has convinced me we're missing a vital nutrient that slashes risks, says PROF TIM SPECTOR. This is so cheap and easy to fix | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Health UK

    Professor Tim Spector highlights the crucial role of fiber in reducing the risk of heart disease and bowel cancer, emphasizing the alarming deficiency in fiber intake among Britons and advocating for increased consumption.

    The Ultimate Guide to Supplements: From antioxidants to zinc, what YOU need to take to protect your joints, skin and more... and what you MUST avoid | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Health UK

    This article explores the effectiveness and potential risks of various supplements, advising readers on which supplements are supported by robust scientific evidence and which to avoid.

    Royals

    Why Prince William has hired Diana's divorce lawyers. RICHARD EDEN reveals shock move that's talk of the palace | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    Prince William's decision to hire Princess Diana's former law firm, Mishcon de Reya, marks a significant break from tradition and highlights his desire for independence from his father's legal team.

    Lip reader reveals stinging comment Prince Harry whispered to Meghan Markle during their final public appearance - and Prince William's shocking response | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    A lip reader reveals a tense exchange between Prince Harry and Prince William at their final public appearance as working royals, highlighting lingering tension and a subsequent attempt at reconciliation.

    Lip reader reveals stinging comment Prince Harry made at King Charles's Coronation - and the surprising person he turned to for comfort | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    A lip reader reveals Prince Harry's discontent at King Charles's Coronation and his surprising choice of confidant, while also uncovering comments made by the King and Queen.

    Moment Meghan Markle rolled her eyes and appeared to give the fidgeting Prince Harry a subtle telling off at Eugenie's wedding | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    At Princess Eugenie's wedding, a seemingly minor interaction between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sparked speculation and revealed underlying tensions within the Royal Family.

    Inside what really happened when Meghan Markle joined the Royal Family: Staff reveal there was 'awkwardness and hilarity' when she instantly took charge of meetings and 'acted as though she knew better than the 1,000-year-old institution' | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    Based on accounts from royal staff and authors, Meghan Markle's integration into the Royal Family was marked by a clash of styles, with her assertive approach contrasting with the institution's traditional methods, leading to both awkwardness and amusement.

    LIZ JONES: Why Prince Harry is NOT to blame for his ongoing family feud with Charles and William | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    A strained relationship between Prince Harry and his family is analyzed, highlighting unanswered communications and the King's perceived lack of reconciliation efforts.

    RICHARD EDEN: Kate and William's new hire will horrify Meghan. I've never told the full story of how I exposed her worrying behaviour - until now | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Royals UK

    Richard Eden discusses the fallout from allegations of bullying by Meghan Markle, highlighting staff departures and Prince William's recent appointment of Jason Knauf, who made the initial allegations.

    Law

    I can see my neighbour sunbathing naked in his back garden. Is he breaking the law? DEAN DUNHAM has the answer | This is Money

    thisismoney.co.uk Law UK

    A legal expert answers whether a neighbor sunbathing naked in their garden is breaking the law, considering intent, distress caused, and potential legal recourse.

    Prison chiefs accused of blocking mother jailed for social media post from seeing daughter

    telegraph.co.uk Law UK

    A jailed mother is being prevented from seeing her daughter, allegedly due to prison officials' concerns about social media and public attention.

    UK Supreme Court Says Trans Women Are Not Legally Women Under Equality Act - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Law UK

    The UK Supreme Court ruled that the Equality Act's definition of 'woman' is based on biological sex, impacting transgender rights and single-sex services.

    Transgender rights ruling: UK’s highest court finds that a ‘woman’ is someone born biologically female

    smh.com.au Law UK

    The UK Supreme Court ruled that a ‘woman’ is someone born biologically female, sparking mixed reactions and raising concerns about the implications for transgender rights and single-sex services.

    Men Who Identify as Transgender Are Not Women, UK Supreme Court Rules | The Epoch Times

    theepochtimes.com Law UK

    The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of "woman" refers to biological sex, excluding transgender men with gender recognition certificates from certain single-sex spaces.

    Ill-informed challenges to Supreme Court decision help nobody

    thetimes.com Law UK

    The Supreme Court's ruling that 'woman' refers to biological sex in the Equality Act 2010 has sparked debate, with some criticisms based on misunderstandings of the decision.

    My neighbour's pointed a camera at my garden and is filming my every move... what can I do? DEAN DUNHAM replies | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Law UK

    A legal expert advises on dealing with a neighbor's CCTV camera pointed at one's garden, and on resolving an insurance claim denial due to faulty guttering.

    High Court fatwa ruling raises alarm over sharia courts in UK

    thetimes.com Law UK

    A High Court ruling in the UK that incorporated a sharia council's fatwa into a case has sparked concerns among secular campaigners about the influence of religious law in the country's legal system.

    Crime

    Police make 30 arrests a day for offensive online messages

    thetimes.com Crime UK

    UK police are making over 30 arrests daily for offensive online messages, sparking concerns about over-policing and threats to free speech.

    Beccles Premier store fight pair given suspended sentence | Beccles & Bungay Journal

    becclesandbungayjournal.co.uk Crime UK

    Two women received suspended prison sentences for their involvement in a violent altercation at a Premier store in Beccles, England, which resulted in injuries to the victim and several police officers.

    UK creating ‘murder prediction’ tool to identify people most likely to kill | Crime | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Crime UK

    The UK government is developing a controversial "murder prediction" tool using personal data to identify individuals most likely to commit homicide, raising concerns about algorithmic bias and privacy.

    NEWS: UK gang launches ‘meme coin’ crypto to launder dirty cash - AML Intelligence

    amlintelligence.com Crime UK

    A UK drug gang has created its own cryptocurrency to launder money, marking a novel approach to concealing criminal proceeds.

    Business

    Google to Spend $1B on UK Office in Bet That Staff Return to Workplace - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com Business UK

    Google's $1 billion investment in a new London office signifies its belief in a hybrid work model, aiming to accommodate 10,000 employees.

    Lloyds, Britain’s biggest bank, pledges ‘solidarity’ with trans staff

    telegraph.co.uk Business UK

    Lloyds Bank, the UK's largest bank, has publicly declared its support for transgender employees following a Supreme Court ruling on sex-based discrimination.

    Dr Will's salad dressings hit Tesco as brand targets growth | The Grocer

    thegrocer.co.uk Business UK

    Dr. Will's, a table sauce startup, is launching two new salad dressings in Tesco, aiming for profitability within the next year.

    Astonish rolls out 13-strong range of household cleaning products | News | The Grocer

    thegrocer.co.uk Business UK

    Astonish, a fast-growing homecare brand, has expanded its product line with thirteen new household cleaning items, including air fryer cleaner, fabric refresher, and toilet gel, now available in major UK retailers.

    Matalan secures 25 million pounds funding to boost transformation

    fashionunited.uk Business UK

    Matalan, a UK fashion and homeware retailer, received £25 million in funding to enhance its stores, supply chain, and e-commerce platform.

    Mori makes childrenswear brand Kidly its first acquisition

    fashionunited.uk Business UK

    British childrenswear brand Mori has acquired Kidly, expanding its product offerings and aiming for global growth.

    Television

    ‘Adolescence’ Premiere Recap: We Need to Talk About Jamie

    vulture.com Television UK

    Netflix's new four-part series, Adolescence, follows the gripping story of a 13-year-old boy accused of murder, exploring themes of family, justice, and the complexities of adolescence.

    Made in Chelsea - Series 29: Episode 2 | Channel 4

    channel4.com Television UK

    Made in Chelsea series 29, episode 2, follows the drama of wealthy young adults navigating relationships and life in London's upscale neighborhoods.

    The Guardian view on British TV: a drama out of a crisis | Editorial | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Television UK

    The British television drama industry faces a crisis as public service broadcasters struggle to compete with streaming giants, threatening the production of uniquely British stories and impacting the livelihoods of countless freelancers.

    Medicine

    Defining the optimum strategy for identifying adults and children with coeliac disease: systematic review and economic modelling - PubMed

    pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Medicine UK

    This study systematically reviewed and economically modeled the most effective strategies for identifying adults and children with celiac disease in the UK, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment.

    This NHS-backed twice-a-year jab can slash the risk of heart disease AND dementia for patients with high cholesterol - so why are GPs refusing to offer it? | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Medicine UK

    Despite evidence showing a twice-yearly injection can significantly reduce heart disease and dementia risks in high-cholesterol patients, many UK GPs refuse to offer it due to concerns about long-term safety and monitoring requirements.