Leveson Inquiry

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Explore biographies and examine evidence from all the Inquiry's witnesses

DCI Jones, Philip

Kirkham, Peter

Neil, Andrew

Abell, Stephen
Dr Abraham, John
Abramson, Lawrence
Adams, Bryan
Advertising Standards Agency
Adwent, Colin
Dr Ahmed, Nafeez
DAC Akers, Sue
Aldhouse, Francis

Alford, Abigail
Allan, Richard
Allen, Tamsin
Alternative Libel Project
Chief Constable Ash, Simon
Ashford, Paul
Aspinall, Margaret
Assange, Julian
Associated Newspapers Ltd

Association of British Investigators
Association of Chief Police Officers
Association of Medical Research Charities
Association of Police Authorities
Association of Police Communicators
Atkins, Chris
Avon & Somerset Police

Chief Constable Baggott, Matt
Bailey, Sly
Baker, Roger
Banks, Graham
Barber, Lionel
Barclay, Aidan
Barnett, Derek
Professor Barnett, Steven
Battle, John
Baume, Jonathan
BBC
BEAT
Beaton, Ailsa
Beatty, Kevin
Belcher, Helen
Belfast Telegraph
Bell, Matthew
Bellew, Sean
Big Brother Watch
Big Pictures
Bird, Joanne
Birmingham Evening Mail

Bishop Hill
Lord Black of Brentwood
Blackhurst, Chris
Lord Blair of Boughton
Blair, Cherie
Blair, Tony
Blendis, James
Sir Blom-Cooper, Louis
Blott, Tim
Boardman, Phil
Baroness Bottomley
Boulton, Adam
Boumelha, Jim
Bowe, Colette
Boyd, Magnus
Bradby, Tom
Bradley, Claire
Bradley, Peter
Bradshaw, Ben MP
Brady, Jillian Anne
Bratton, Tim
Brett, Alastair

Brewis, Barbara
British and Irish Ombudsman Association (BIOA)
The British Press Photographers Association (BPPA)
British Psychological Society
Professor Brock, George
Brogan, Benedict
Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville
Brookes, David
Brooks, Rebekah
Brown, David
Brown, Gordon MP
Brudenell, Kim
Bryant, Chris MP
Bunglawala, Inayat
Burden, Peter
Bureau of Investigative Journalism
Burns-Williamson, Mark
Baroness Buscombe
Butler, Bill
Buzasi, Carla
Dr Byrne, Aidan
Byrne, Lisa

Dr Cable, Vince MP
Cameron, David MP
Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom
Campbell, Alastair
Campbell, Anne
Cancer Research UK
Cannon, Adam
Carbon Brief
Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre
Carlisle News and Star
Carnegie Trust UK
Carver, Maggie
Caseby, Richard
Professor Cathcart, Brian
Cattermole, Oliver
Cave, Lucie
The Centre for Investigative Journalism
Chapman, Jonathan
Charlton, Peter
The Chartered Institute of Journalists

Cheesley, Sara
Church, Charlotte
Citizen Journalism Educational Trust
Citron, Simon
City University London
Clarke, Kenneth QC MP
Clarke, Martin
Clarke, Peter
Clarkson, Wensley
Clegg, Nick MP
Clifford, Max
Cluley, Graham
Cocks, Liz
Colborne, Tim
College of Social Work
Collins, David John
Collyer Bristow
Colquhoun, David
Committee on Standards in Public Life
Lord Condon of Langton Green

Connolly, Paul
Coogan, Steve
Coordinating Committee for Media Reform
Coppel, Philip QC
Core Participant Victims
Coulson, Andy
Crawford, Catherine
Crime Reporters Association
Crone, Tom
Crossley, Dominic
Crow, Bob
Crowell, Colin
Crown, Giles
Dr Cruft, Rowan
Cumbria Constabulary
Cunliffe, Lyn-Marie
Chief Constable Cunningham, Mike
Professor Curran, James

Dacre, Paul
Daily Express
Daily Mirror
Daily Star
Daily Star Sunday
Daily Telegraph
Dart Centre Europe
Davies, Arthur Wynn
Davies, Gareth (on behalf of Barclays)
Davies, Nick

Professor Davis, Aeron
The Democratic Society
Dennehy, Irene
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
Desmond, Richard
Diamond, Anne
AC Dick, Cressida
Disaster Action
Dooley, Seamus
Doran, Noel

Dorrell, Stephen MP
Dowler, Bob
Dowler, Sally
Down, Ian
DCI Driscoll, Clive
Driscoll, Matthew
Dr Duncan, Sallyanne
Durham Constabulary
DVLA
Dyke, Greg

Early Resolution
East Anglian Daily Times
East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre
Eaves Housing for Women
Edmondson, Ian
Edwards, Audrey
Edwards, Jeff
Edwards, John
Edwards, Paul
Eldred, Nicholas

Ellice, Martin
Elliott, Chris
Ellis, Harriet
Embley, Lloyd
End Violence Against Women (EVAW)
Enders Analysis
Enders, Claire
ENGAGE
English PEN
Epoch Times

Equality Now
European Policy Forum
Eustice, George MP
Sir Evans, Harold
Evans, John
Evans, Terry
Evening Standard
Everything Everywhere

Faber, Adrian
Facebook
Fagge, Nick
Federation of Poles in Great Britain
Fedorcio, Dick
Feeney, Spencer
Fegan, Ian
Ferriter, John
Field, Mary-Ellen

Fielden, Lara
Filkin, Elizabeth
Financial Times
Finnish Press Council
Firth, Bob
Firth, Sue
Fitzgibbon, Francis QC
Flanagan, Padraic
Flitcroft, Garry

Dame Forgan, Elizabeth
Fortescue, Alison
Foster, Robin
Fox, Fiona
French, Paddy
Professor Frost, Chris
Full Fact
Furniss, Jane

Professor Gaber, Ivor
Gallagher, Tony
Gascoigne, Sheryl
Gibbon, Gary
Professor Gibbons, Thomas
Dr Gilbert, Rodney D
DCI Gilmour, Brendan
Gilson, Mike
Glass, Deborah
Godwin, Tim
Gold, Peter
Dr Golding, David CBE
Goldsmith, Jemima

Goldsmiths College, University of London
Google
Gordon, Tim
Gorham, Adrian
DCS Goulding, Iain
Gove, Michael MP
Lord Grade of Yarmouth
Graf, Philip
Graham, Christopher
Granatt, Mike
Grant, Hugh
Sir Gray, Charles
Gray, Jim

Green, Damian MP
Green, David Allen
Greener, Rob
Professor Greenslade, Roy
Dr Greer, Chris
Greig, George "Geordie"
Grice, Andrew
Griffiths, Nick
Grobbelaar, Deborah
Grun, Jonathan
Guardian News and Media Limited
Guido Fawkes
Gull, Stewart

Hacked Off Campaign
Hall, Phil
Halliday, Josh
Hames, Jacqui
Hamilton, Sean
Hanning, James
Hansard Society
Harcup, Tony
Hardie, John
Harding, James
Professor Hargreaves, Ian
Harman, Harriet QC MP
Harmless Sky
Harris, Charlotte
Harrison, David
Hartley, Liz
Hartnett, Dave
Harvey, Heather
Hatfield, Stefano

Hayman, Andy
Hayman, Louise
Heat Magazine
Heawood, Jonathan
Hello Magazine
Henderson, Scott
Hennessy, Patrick
The Herald Scotland
Hesketh, Scott
Hibbert, Matthew
Higgins, Stuart
Hill, Peter
Hillsborough Family Support Group
Hipwell, James
Hirst, Amanda
Hislop, Ian
Hitchens, Peter
HJK
HMIC

Hoare, Stuart
Commissioner Hogan-Howe, Bernard
Lord Hollick
Baroness Hollins
Professor Horgan, John
Professor Hornsby, Jennifer
Chief Constable House, Stephen
Howard League for Penal Reform
HSBC
Huffington Post
Hughes, Mark (BT)
Hughes, Mark (The Telegraph)
Hughes, Simon MP
Humphrys, John
Lord Hunt of Wirral
Hunt, Jacqui
Hunt, Jeremy MP
Hunt, Terry
Hurst, Ian

Imossi, Tony
Inclusion London
The Independent
Independent on Sunday
Independent Police Complaints Commission

Index on Censorship
Information Commissioner's Office
INQUEST
Institute of Professional Investigators
Irish News Belfast

Irish Press Council
Irish Press Ombudsman
The Irish Traveller Movement
ITN

Jack of Kent
Jefferies, Christopher
Jellema, Sarah
Sir Jenkins, Paul

Jenkins, Simon
Johnson, Alan MP
Johnson, Christopher
Johnston Press

Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association
Jones, Carwyn AM
Jowell, Tessa MP

Kampfner, John
Keller, Daphne

ACC Kirkby, Jerry
Kuenssberg, Laura

The Labour Party
Labrum, Billy
Lamb, Norman MP
Professor Langton, Rae
Larasi, Marai
Larcombe, Duncan
Laville, Sandra
Lawton, Jeremy

Lebedev, Evgeny
Leigh, David
Letts, Quentin
Dr Levy, David
Lewis, Mark
Lewis, Will
Lidbury, Michael
Linklater, Magnus

Llewellyn, Catherine
Lloyd, John
Lord, Tim
Lovely, Louise
Professor Luckhurst, Tim
Lyon, John
Lyons, Darryn

DI Maberly, Mark
Lord MacDonald QC of River Glaven
DCI Macdonald, John
MacGregor, Ian
MacKenzie, Kelvin
DC Mackey, Craig
Professor MacKinnon, Kenneth
MacLennan, Murdoch
MacLeod, Lisa
Mahmood, Mazher
Sir Major, John
Make Justice Work
Malhotra, Manish
Malthouse, Kit
Manchester Evening News
Lord Mandelson of Foy and Hartlepool
Mannion, David
Dr Manson, Neil
Marr, Andrew
Marratt, Ian
Marshall, Sharon
Dr Mawby, Rob
May, Theresa MP
McCall, Peter

Dr McCann, Gerry
Dr McCann, Kate
McGeoghan, Maria
McIntosh, Stuart
McKeever, Paul
Professor McLaughlin, Eugene
McLellan, John
McManus, Michael
McMullan, Paul
Media Regulation Round Table
Media Standards Trust
MediaWise Trust
Meek, Kip
Professor Megone, Chris
Mellor, David
Professor Mendus, Sue
Professor Messenger-Davies, Maire
Sir Meyer, Christopher
Michel, Frederic
Microsoft
ACC Middleton, Russell
Migrant and Refugee Communities Forum
Miliband, Ed MP
Miller, Andrew

Miller, Sienna
Mills, Heather
Mind and Rethink Mental Illness
Mockridge, Thomas
Mohan, Dominic
Moore, Charles
Dr Moore, Martin
MOPC
Morgan, Gareth
Morgan, Gary
Morgan, Piers
Morrissey, Neil
Mosley, Max
Moss, Vincent
Moy, Will
Moylan, Mark
Mulholland, John
Mullin, Chris
Mullin, John
Mullins, Andrew
Murdoch, James
Murdoch, Rupert
Murray, James
Myler, Colin

Nagdi, Suleman
National Aids Trust (NAT)
National Association of Press Agencies
National Council for Training of Journalists (NCTJ)
National Policing Improvement Agency
Neesom, Dawn

Netherlands Press Council
Neuroimmune Alliance
New Zealand Law Commission
News International
Newspaper Society
Newton, Jackie

Nixon, Rosie
Norgrove, Julie
Northern and Shell
Nott, Steven

Sir O’Connor, Denis
Lord O’Donnell of Clapham
Professor Baroness O’Neill
O’Neill, Sean
O’Shea, Gary
O’Sullivan, Kevin
O2
OBJECT

Oborne, Peter
OFCOM
Ok! Magazine
Oley, Nathan
Oliver, Craig
Dr Ollila, Riitta
Ombudsman Services
Sir Orde, Hugh

Organisation of News Ombudsman (ONO)
Osborne, George MP
Owen, Patricia
Owens, Alexander
CC Owens, Lynne
Owens, Nick

Paddick, Brian
Palmer, David
Panton, Lucy
Panuccio, Susan
Parker, Christopher
Parker, George
Parker, Guy
Parliamentary Lobby Journalists
Parris, Matthew
Parry, Ryan
Lord Patten of Barnes
Patterson, Nicole
Paxman, Jeremy
Peachey, Paul
Penman, Andrew
Pennant-Rea, Rupert
Penrose, Justin

Peppiatt, Richard
Perry, David QC
Peston, Robert
Professor Petley, Julian
Pettifor, Tom
Phillips, Angela
Phillips, Gillian
Professor Phillipson, Gavin
Pickford, Andy
Pickles, Anne
Pickover, Nigel
Pike, Julian
Pilditch, David
Police Federation
Police Service of Northern Ireland
Police Superintendents Association
Popbitch

Chief Constable Port, Colin
Lord Prescott of Kingston upon Hull
Press Association
Press Board of Finance
Press Complaints Commission
Press Gazette
Press Ombudsman of Ireland
Price, Lance
Priestly, Ben
Private Eye
Professionals against Child Abuse (PACA)
Prospect Union
Public and Commercial Services Union
Public Concern at Work
Purdew, Stephen

Quarmby, Katharine

Quick, Bob

Rebecca Television
The Refugee Council
Regan, Nigel
Lord Reid of Cardowan
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC)
Richards, Ed
Riddell, Peter

Ridding, John
Rigby, Justin
Robinson, James
Robinson, Nick
Ronayne, Finbarr
Viscount Rothermere
Rowland, Tom
Rowling, JK

Royal College of Psychiatrists
Runnymede Trust
Rusbridger, Alan
Rushton, Steve
Russell, Jonathan
Ryan, Sue
Ryley, John

Salmond, Alex MSP
Samaritans
Sanderson, Daniel
Sanderson, Robert
Sands, Sarah
Sarma, Pia
Schillings
Science Media Centre
Scott, James William
Security Industry Authority
Sir Sedley, Stephen
CI Seeley, Sally
Sense about Science
Seymour, David
Shawcross, Jonathan
Shear, Graham
Shearer, Gillian
Shorthouse, Rob
Silva, Paul
Silva, Rohan
Chief Constable Sims, Chris

Sinclair Irvine, Robert
Singer, Darren
Dr Sithigh, Daithi Mac
Smart, Gordon
Lord Smith of Finsbury
Smith, Adam
Smith, Joan
Smith, Tony
Snow, Jon
Society of Editors
Lord Soley of Hammersmith
South Wales Echo
South Wales Police
South West Wales Media
Sparham, Mike
SPLASH
Sprake, Matt
Staffordshire Police
Staines, Paul
Stamper, Charlotte
Stanistreet, Michelle

The Star Ipswich
Sir Starmer, Keir QC
Stearns, Ed
Sir Stephens, Jonathan
Sir Stephenson, Paul
Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington
Stewart, Ian
CC Stoddart, Jonathan
Strathclyde Police
Straw, Jack MP
Suffolk Constabulary
Sullivan, Michael
The Sun
Sunday Mirror
Sunday Telegraph
Sunday Times
Support After Murder & Manslaughter (SAMM)
Surphlis, Pam
Surrey Police
DCS Surtees, Keith
Suter, Tim

Dr Tambini, Damian
Professor Tasioulas, John
Taylor, Catherine
Taylor-Whiffen, Peter
Telegraph Media Group
The-Latest.com
Thomas, Andrew
Thomas, David
Thomas, Richard
Professor Thompson, John

Thompson, Mark
Thomson, Mark
Thurlbeck, Neville
The Times
Tomlinson, Hugh QC
Toms, Simon
Toulmin, Tim
Townsend, Martin
Trades Union Congress (TUC)
Trans Media Watch

Transparency International UK
Tribick, Alexander
Trinity Mirror
Chief Constable Trotter, Andrew
Tse, Simon
Turner, Barry
Turner, Neil
Turner, Steve
Twitter UK
Twomey, John

UK Drug Policy Commission
UK Press Card Authority (UKPCA)
Unger, Steve

Ungoed-Thomas, Jonathan
Unison
Unitas Communications Ltd

University of Glasgow
University of Sheffield
University of St Thomas

Vaghela, Vijay
Van Heeswijk, Anna
Chief Constable Vaughan, Peter

Vaz, Keith MP
Vickers, Paul
Virgin

Vodafone

Wagner, Adam
Lord Wakeham of Maldon
Professor Waldron, Jeremy
Walford, Justin
Wallace, Richard
Wallis, Neil
Walls, Alan
Walters, Simon
Ward, Claire
Waring, Stephen
Watson, James
Watson, Margaret
Watson, Richard

Watson, Tom MP
Waugh, Paul
Weaver, Tina
Webb, Derek
Webster, Philip
The Wellcome Trust
Welsh, James
West Midlands Police
Whittow, Hugh
DS Williams, Philip
Wills, Doug
Winter, Jane
WISH

Wissgott, Karl
Witherow, John
Wolverhampton Express and Star
Woolf, Jan
Wooton, Dan
World Association of Professional Investigators (WAPI)
World Press Freedom Committee
Wright, Camilla
Wright, Julian
Wright, Peter
Wright, Stephen

Yahoo
Yates, John
Yelland, David

Yorkshire Post
Young, Andrew
Young, Liz

Youth Media Agency

Zink, Ronald

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Themes & Topics

Understand all the key issues and the context behind the Inquiry's findings

Background & history
History of regulation
Operation Motorman
McCann case
Press abuses to 2011
Setting up the inquiry
Inquiry people & procedures

Ethics & abuses
Minorities
Objectivity and partisanship
Phone hacking
Data theft & data protection
The public interest
Codes
PCC
McCann case
Harassment
Representation of women

Future of journalism
Economics of journalism
Journalism education
Investigative journalism
Regulation online
Data theft and data journalism
The Internet

Journalism & society
Plurality
Censorship and freedom of expression
Role in democracy
Minorities
Objectivity and partisanship
Economics of journalism
Journalism education
Regional and local press
The Internet

Law
Censorship and freedom of expression
Privacy and celebrity
Defamation and libel
Bribery
Phone hacking
Data theft & data protection
Sources
The public interest
The prosecuting authorities
Legal costs and public access to justice
Recognition & statute

Police
Bribery
Phone hacking
Data theft & data protection
Operation Motorman
Relations with journalists - high level
Relations with journalists - low level
Ongoing investigations

Politics
Plurality
Minorities
Phone hacking
History of regulation
Press power
Select committees
The News International bid for BSkyB
Recognition & statute

Regulation
Plurality
Minorities
The public interest
Journalistic ethics
Intrusion
Codes
History of regulation
PCC
Regulatory models
Independence of regulators
Funding of regulators
Effectiveness of regulators
Group and third party complaints
Recognition & statute

Subsequent developments
Responses to Report
Royal Charter
IMPRESS
IPSO
Section 40
Leveson 2

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Seminars

Explore the public seminars held before the formal hearings opened

Seminar 1 Part 1 - The Competitive Pressures on the Press and the Impact on Journalism
Invitation List
Presentation by Claire Enders
Presentation by Phil Hall
Presentation by Richard Peppiatt
Seminars Leaflet
Seminar 1 Summary

Seminar 2 Part 1 - The Rights and Responsibilities of the Press
Invitation List
Presentation by Alan Rusbridger
Presentation by Brian Cathcart
Presentation by Trevor Kavanagh
Seminars Leaflet
Seminar 2 Summary

Seminar 3 Part 1 - Supporting a free press and high standards – approaches to regulation

Seminar 1 Part 2 - The Competitive Pressures on the Press and the Impact on Journalism
Invitation List
Presentation by Claire Enders
Presentation by Phil Hall
Presentation by Richard Peppiatt
Seminars Leaflet
Seminar 1 Summary

Seminar 2 Part 2 - The Rights and Responsibilities of the Press
Invitation List
Presentation by Alan Rusbridger
Presentation by Brian Cathcart
Presentation by Trevor Kavanagh
Seminars Leaflet
Seminar 2 Summary

Seminar 3 Part 2 - Supporting a free press and high standards – approaches to regulation

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Report

Examine the full text of Lord Justice Leveson's Report

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Leveson Report Volume 1
Part: A - The Inquiry
1: The Announcement
2: The Approach
3: Further Issues of Law
3: The Report
Part: B - The Press and Public Interest
1: Introduction
2: The Freedom of the Press and Democracy
3: Competing Public Interests
4: The Responsibilities of the Press
Part: C - The Press
1: Context
2: The Press: History, Governance Structures and Finance
3: Alternative News Providers
4: Plurality
Part: D - Standards
1: The Historical Background
2: Self-regulation of the Press
Part: E - Crossing Legal Boundaries: The Criminal and Civil Law
1: The Legal Framework
2: Police Investigations Start
3: Operation Motorman
4: Phone Hacking: The Expanding Impact of Opertation Caryatid
5: A New Approach to the Allegations

Leveson Report Volume 2
Part: F - The Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press: The Press and the Public
1: Introduction
2: Good Practice
3: Complaints of an Unethical Press
4: Some Practices at the News of the World
5: Some Case Studies
6: Criticisms of the Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press
7: Conclusion
Part: G - The Press and the Police: The Relationship
1: Policing with Consent: The Role of the Press
2: The History of the Relationship: Different Approaches
3: The Press and the Police: The Harm and the Response
4: The Press and the Police: Conclusions and Recommendations

Leveson Report Volume 3
Part: H - The Press and Data Protection
1: Introduction
2: Operation Motorman
3: Other Possible Regulatory Options
4: The ICO and the Press Today
5: Issues about the Legal Framework
6: The Relationship: the ICO and the Press
7: Summary of Recommendations
Part: I - The Press and Politicians
1: Introduction
2: The Conservative Years
3: New Labour
4: The Conservative Revival and the Coalition
5: Media Policy: Examples from Recent History
6: The BSkyB Bid
7: Further Political Perspectives on Relationships with the Press
8: Conclusions and Recommendations
9: Plurality and Media Ownership: Conclusions and Recommendations

Leveson Report Volume 4
Part: - Appendices
1: Appendix 1
2: Appendix 2 Submissions and Correspondence Statistics
3: Appendix 3 Witnesses to the Inquiry
4: Appendix 4 Legal Materials
5: Appendix 5 Evidence Relevant to the Generic Conclusions on the Relationship Between Politicians and the Press: Part I Chapter 8
6: Appendix 6 Bibliography
Part: J - Aspects of Regulation: The Law and the Press Complaints Commission
1: Introduction
2: The Criminal Law
3: The Civil Law
4: The Press Complaints Commission and its Effectiveness
Part: K - Regulatory Models for the Future
1: Criteria For A Regulatory Solution
2: The Self Regulatory Model Proposed by the PCC and PressBoF
3: Analysis of the Model Proposed by the PCC and PressBoF
4: Other Proposals Submitted to the Inquiry
5: International Comparators
6: Techniques of Regulation
7: Conclusions and Recommendations for Future Regulation of the Press
8: The Alternatives
9: Recommendations for a Self-regulatory Body
Part: L - Summary of Recommendations
1: Regulatory Models for the Future
2: Recommendations for a Self-regulatory Body
3: The Press and Data Protection
4: Regulation by Law
5: The Press and the Police
6: The Press and Politicians
7: Plurality and Media Ownership

Witness statements

Submitted in response to written requests from the Inquiry, usually providing lists of questions to be answered. In most cases these formed the basis of questioning in public sessions, but in some cases they were read into the record (or taken as read) and the witness did not appear in person.

Exhibits

Additional documents such as newspaper extracts or letters that witnesses appended to their statements or supplied to the Inquiry on request after they had given evidence. Not all exhibits were published.

Oral testimony

Given by witnesses invited by the Inquiry, normally after they have made written statements. These sessions could be viewed live online and sometimes on television news services, and the video recordings are part of the archive. The statements were usually released to the public after the public sessions.

Submissions

Commentaries, analyses and case studies usually supplied spontaneously by members of the public or organisations.

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RESEARCH TOOLS

History

Justin Rigby

Witness Statement

Themes

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