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BBC TWO and 5 both reported that the UK economy grew by 0.1% in August, with 5 citing Office for National Statistics figures and describing the growth as unexpected. BBC TWO described the monthly figure as a surprise and higher than expected, while noting it was modest in isolation. 5 said growth came despite rising energy prices and borrowing costs, and that the Chancellor called it welcome news. BBC TWO also reported the Chancellor welcomed the figures as a sign of confidence in the resilience of the UK economy and said he would safeguard that resilience in the Budget. BBC TWO reported that growth over three months was 0.7% and that, projected forward, this would equate to an annualised rate of about 2.7% to 2.8%. It said the UK had been the strongest in the G7 over the first two quarters of 2026, and that the IMF in Bangkok had upgraded this year's UK growth figures and backed the government's deficit reduction plan. BBC TWO said the IMF credited plans to reduce the deficit to 1.3% of GDP by 2031, at a time when other G7 countries were not planning similar reductions. On its panel, BBC TWO carried differing assessments, including that the IMF's praise was an unusual vote of confidence in the Labour government's economic management since 2024, and that delivery was still needed; it also heard claims that borrowing had risen sharply in the first two years of the Labour government, that Rachel Reeves' two budgets had added over £120 billion to borrowing, that construction had contracted for four months in a row, that hospitality was struggling with the jobs tax, and that youth unemployment was high. BBC TWO reported the figures came ahead of John Healey's first Budget, which was less than two weeks away.
Key Claims by Channel
Tuesday 1 September 2026
| Claim |  |  |
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| Reported by all 2 channels | ||
| 10-year gilt yields hit their highest level since 2008, reaching 5.2%. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| 30-year gilt yields reached their highest level since 1998. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| The rise in government borrowing costs is part of a global increase affecting G7 countries including Germany and Japan. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| The rise in borrowing costs is attributed to concerns about inflation, high government debt, and the Iran war (or Strait of Hormuz). | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| Higher borrowing costs reduce fiscal headroom and may force tax rises or spending cuts. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| New Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey face a budget next month. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| Only on one channel | ||
| Jim O'Neill, economic adviser to Andy Burnham, said the market ructions might make Labour rethink the triple lock. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Sky News |
| Economists estimate a 12 billion pound black hole in fiscal headroom. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
| UK borrowing costs are above other G7 nations since the mini-budget period. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Sky News |
Wednesday 2 September 2026
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| Reported by all 3 channels | |||
| Tensions in the Gulf, including US-Iran escalation, affected energy prices and contributed to rising borrowing costs. | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| Reported by a few · 2 channels | |||
| Government borrowing costs have risen to their highest level since 2008, with the 10-year effective interest rate at an 18-year high, amid concerns over oil prices and inflation. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | |
| Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first appearance at Prime Minister's Questions. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| Burnham blamed the previous Conservative government for the state of the economy. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | |
| Burnham declined to specify where taxes might rise. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| Only on one channel | |||
| Burnham cited cutting VAT on energy bills and business rates for pubs as early actions. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| Japan's debt and currency falls contributed to global market turbulence. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| US technology firms borrowing hundreds of billions for AI data centres contributed to rising interest rates. | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| The government's fiscal headroom was 24 billion pounds, with rising interest rates likely to knock 11 billion pounds off it. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| Increasing defence spending to 3% of national income would cost another 10 billion pounds of headroom. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| Treasury projections show interest payments on national debt set to reach 135 billion pounds next year and the welfare bill to rise to 400 billion pounds. | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| UK debt servicing costs rose from 25 billion pounds at the start of the decade to 105 billion pounds last year. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| The national debt is accumulating at 4,270 pounds per second. | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| Government debt as a share of national income has risen across countries, with the UK fourth. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| There is no credible growth plan and bond markets reacted negatively to Burnham's premiership. | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| The UK bond market is tethered to the US market and the UK needs spending cuts, tax rises, and growth measures to calm bond markets. | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News |
| Nigel Farage fears a major financial event. | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News |
| Badenoch accused Burnham of making spending promises without explaining how they would be funded. | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | |
Monday 7 September 2026
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| Reported by a few · 2–5 channels | |||||||
| The Chancellor described her primary mission as achieving growth, with an emphasis on good growth across all areas. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| JLR announced global job cuts over the next two years, citing competition and global uncertainty, and is seeking £1.7 billion in savings. | Not reported by BBC News | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| The annual cost of servicing UK national debt was reported as between £110 billion and £135 billion. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| Only on one channel | |||||||
| The Chancellor warned that the autumn budget could be tough. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| UK government borrowing costs reached a multi-year high last week. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | |
| John Healey used the word 'continuity' to describe his economic approach. | Reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| The government believes devolution and working with businesses are key to achieving growth. | Not reported by BBC News | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| John Healey will announce a £150 million fund to help fast-growing firms in the north. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by Sky News | |
| The Chancellor announced a reduction in the Treasury Green Book discount rate from 3.5% to 3%. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| The Chancellor committed to reducing business regulation by 25% by the end of the current Parliament. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| The Chancellor announced extending judicial review reforms to all major infrastructure projects. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| JLR employs approximately 30,000 people in the UK. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| He refused to give tax details ahead of the Budget. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | |
| It was claimed that Labour would tax £240bn more than planned over the parliament. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | |
| Debt interest costs could reduce the chancellor's fiscal headroom by about 10 billion pounds. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | |
| The UK national debt was reported as three trillion pounds. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| Taxes were reported to be at record levels and borrowing costs extremely high. | Reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News |
| The cost of hiring a young person was reported to have become £4,000 more expensive for employers. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | |
| The government ruled out a bailout for Jaguar Land Rover. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by GB News | Not reported by Sky News | |
Friday 11 September 2026
| Claim |  | | | | |
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| Widely reported · 4 or more of 5 channels | |||||
| The UK economy grew by 0.4% in July, after 0.3% growth in June. | Not reported by BBC One | ||||
| The Office for National Statistics attributed part of the growth to AI-related businesses. | Not reported by BBC One | ||||
| Reported by a few · 2–3 channels | |||||
| Hospitality was boosted by warm weather and the World Cup, while construction and manufacturing slowed. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | ||
| Chancellor John Healey described the growth as showing welcome resilience. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| Only on one channel | |||||
| Chancellor John Healey said the growth was fragile. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| Chancellor John Healey said the UK had the fastest growth in the G7 in the first half of the year. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said ministers are not complacent and mentioned a 20% business rates cut to music venues. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| Sky News reported that the conflict in the Middle East had impacts on the weekly family shop and government borrowing. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News |
| Sharp rises in oil prices were reported, which are expected to push fuel prices up further. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | |
| UK government borrowing costs rose sharply to levels not seen for decades. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | |
Tuesday 13 October 2026
| Claim | | | | | | | | Sky News Mornings |
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| Widely reported · 6 or more of 8 channels | ||||||||
| The IMF upgraded its UK growth forecast for 2026 to 1.3%, from 1.0%, making the UK joint second fastest-growing G7 economy with Germany. | Reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC Two | Sky News MorningsReported by Sky News Mornings | |||||
| Reported by a few · 2–5 channels | ||||||||
| The IMF projected faster-than-expected UK economic growth this year while warning that households will still face high inflation. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF forecast UK consumer price inflation of 3.3% in 2026, revised up from 3.2%. | Not reported by BBC News | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Reported by ITV | Sky News MorningsReported by Sky News Mornings | ||
| The IMF said decisive action was needed because debt levels and bond yields were rising. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | ||
| The IMF warned that prices, especially food and energy, would keep rising because of the ongoing Middle East conflict. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |||
| The IMF urged Chancellor John Healey to stay the course on fiscal consolidation. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Sky News MorningsReported by Sky News Mornings | |||
| The IMF said the UK stands out among G7 countries for having a plan to narrow its deficit. | Reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | ||
| The IMF said the world economy proved resilient to shocks from the US-Iran war, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| UK households face rising cost of living pressures because inflation is expected to be higher, with energy prices and interest rates also set to hit consumers. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF projected a fall in UK annual borrowing of nearly four percentage points of GDP between last year and 2031, the sharpest fall in the G7. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC News | Reported by BBC One | Reported by Channel 4 | Reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| Only on one channel | ||||||||
| The IMF expected UK growth to edge down to 1.2% the following year. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF indicated that extreme weather events and attacks on energy infrastructure had added pressure to the economy. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| Global growth was upgraded, while France was downgraded significantly. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| The UK is a large energy importer with few AI exports and has not directly benefited from the global AI and energy growth story. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| The IMF examined the risk that the AI boom could turn into a bubble and said a burst could significantly dent global growth. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| The Institute for Fiscal Studies said finding tens of billions of pounds through tax rises would likely require income tax or VAT, and that raising capital gains tax rates would not be good for growth. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| A government response called for moving away from fossil fuels, building renewables, lowering energy prices and improving resilience. | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF warned that higher energy prices and interest rates could pressure UK finances next year, alongside uncertainty from rising debt and AI. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF warned that expensive universal support like in 2022 could backfire by raising interest rates and damaging households. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF said any new spending or tax cuts must be paid for, or risk losing investor confidence and triggering a crisis. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The IMF warned that the economic fallout from the US-Iran war remains highly uncertain and said the UK is leading on managing its debts. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| Energy bills were forecast to rise to around £2,000 in January, a level not seen since autumn 2022. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| Resolution Foundation proposed £8bn in tax rises and £2bn for targeted energy support. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| Oil prices nearly doubled over the past year, and heating oil customers were not covered by the energy price cap. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
| A Newsnight guest said the growth figures were weak, did not solve the growth problem, and warned about age-related spending. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Not reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings | |
| The Chancellor told Cabinet that the IMF report showed the resilience of the British economy and fiscal discipline. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC News | Not reported by BBC One | Not reported by BBC Two | Not reported by Channel 4 | Not reported by ITV | Not reported by Sky News | Not reported by Sky News Mornings |
Thursday 15 October 2026
| Claim | | |
|---|---|---|
| Reported by all 2 channels | ||
| The UK economy grew by 0.1% in August, an unexpected rise according to Office for National Statistics figures, despite rising energy and borrowing costs. | Reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| The Chancellor welcomed the growth figures and said they showed confidence in the UK economy's resilience, which he would safeguard in the Budget. | Reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| Only on one channel | ||
| UK growth over three months was 0.7%, equivalent to an annualised rate of about 2.7% to 2.8%. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| The UK was the strongest economy in the G7 in the first two quarters of 2026. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| The IMF upgraded the UK's growth figures and backed the government's deficit reduction plan, including reducing the deficit to 1.3% of GDP by 2031 while other G7 countries planned no similar reductions. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| Borrowing rose sharply in the first two years of the Labour government, with Rachel Reeves' two budgets adding over £120 billion to borrowing. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| Construction contracted for four consecutive months. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| Hospitality businesses were struggling with the cost of doing business, largely because of Labour's jobs tax. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| Youth unemployment was high. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
| The August growth figures were released less than two weeks before John Healey's first Budget. | Not reported by Channel 5 | Reported by BBC Two |
This is a cross-channel consensus summary, not an objective account. Consensus can be uniformly wrong, or omit what only one channel covered.
Timeline
Where this topic appeared. Cells show coverage time and are darker when there was more coverage.
| Date | Channel 5 | BBC News | BBC One | BBC Two | Channel 4 | GB News | ITV | Sky News |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 15 October 2026 | 20s 0.9% | — | 2m 23s 1.5% | 14m 35s 21.1% | 2m 39s 5.7% | — | — | — |
| Wednesday 14 October 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | — | 3m 59s 3.0% | — |
| Tuesday 13 October 2026 | — | — | 6m 37s 6.7% | 3m 34s 5.1% | 26s 1.0% | — | 2m 39s 3.4% | 14m 35s 14.4% |
| Wednesday 30 September 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | — | 46s 0.9% | — |
| Wednesday 23 September 2026 | — | — | — | — | 25s 0.8% | — | — | — |
| Tuesday 22 September 2026 | — | — | — | 5m 23s 7.6% | 25s 0.8% | — | — | — |
| Monday 21 September 2026 | — | — | — | — | 3m 30s 6.9% | — | — | — |
| Sunday 20 September 2026 | — | — | 15m 32s 16.1% | — | — | — | — | — |
| Saturday 19 September 2026 | — | — | 2m 44s 8.3% | — | — | — | — | — |
| Wednesday 16 September 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | — | 5m 53s 4.7% | — |
| Friday 11 September 2026 | 19s 0.8% | — | 5m 24s 5.4% | — | 24s 0.8% | — | 30s 0.7% | 2m 50s 2.8% |
| Monday 7 September 2026 | — | 15m 16.0% | — | — | 12m 54s 36.4% | — | — | 38m 26s 36.7% |
| Friday 4 September 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | 10m 14.7% | — | — |
| Thursday 3 September 2026 | — | 23m 47s 25.3% | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Wednesday 2 September 2026 | — | — | 5m 31s 6.2% | 14m 4s 50.3% | 7m 42s 14.8% | 21m 15s 31.0% | 6m 10s 7.5% | — |
| Tuesday 1 September 2026 | — | — | 3m 33s 3.4% | — | — | — | — | 5m 1s 4.8% |
| Sunday 23 August 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | 7m 44s 22.5% | — | — |
| Friday 21 August 2026 | — | — | — | 12m 13s 42.5% | — | — | — | — |
| Thursday 16 July 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | — | 20s 0.5% | — |
| Tuesday 7 July 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | 3m 29s 6.4% |
| Wednesday 1 July 2026 | — | — | — | — | — | 1m 38s 1.6% | — | — |