your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: By. Tamara Cohen. PUBLISHED:. 18:00 EST, 16 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 18:49 EST, 16 October 2013. Victor: Elanor Laing won the Deputy Speaker position by 257 votes to 240. Tory MP Eleanor Laing has been elected Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, beating six other candidates. The Conservative MP for Epping Forest, the favourite for the role, saw off Conservative Brian Binley by 257 votes to 240. She will join John Bercow’s team after Nigel Evans stood down to fight sex offence charges last month, and will be one of three deputies to stand in for Mr Bercow. The position carries a salary premium of £36,360 on top of an MP’s salary, so she will receive a total of £102,098 a year. Miss Laing, who was a shadow justice minister in 2009, was forced to pay back £25,000 in the MPs’ expenses scandal and saw off an attempt to have her deselected as MP for Epping Forest. She won a vote of confidence from her local party after anger that she sold her state-funded second home for a £1million profit without paying capital gains tax by calling it her ‘primary residence’. After an outcry, she offered to pay back the money as a ‘moral gesture’. Miss Laing said yesterday: ‘May I also. on behalf of all the candidates who took part thank each of the other. candidates for the demure and pleasant way in which this election has. been conducted, and may I thank the House for placing their confidence. in me to let me become part of your team.’ Mr Bercow said yesterday:. ‘I congratulate the honourable lady warmly, and I may say on behalf of. my colleagues and myself that we all greatly look forward to working. with her.’ As a Conservative, Mr Evans could only be replaced by another. governing-party MP under Commons rules - although no Lib Dems applied. Ahead of the election, Miss Laing spoke of the Commons’ ‘vital, essential role as a forum for national debate’, adding: ‘I would like to be part of the Speaker’s team, not just to keep order in the chamber but to stand up for the rights of the backbenches... against overbearing governments.’ Excited: Speaker John Bercow said he was looking forward to working with Miss Laing. This week she expressed sympathy for more family-friendly hours in parliament, which can sit past 10pm, but did not make a firm pledge to change them. There were six rounds of voting as no MP managed to get over 50 per cent. Henry. Bellingham came third with a final tally of 156 votes, Gary Streeter. fourth with 95, and former transport minister Simon Burns fifth with 70. votes. David Amess was sixth with 28 and former I’m a Celebrity. contestant Nadine Dorries came last, gaining 13 votes in the first. round.
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Answer: This article tells about a lady named Eleanor Laing who was chosen as the Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons in the United Kingdom. She won by 257 votes against another person named Brian Binley who got 240 votes. Eleanor Laing will work with a man named John Bercow and his team, helping him with important tasks when he is not around.

The Deputy Speaker job makes her earn more money than her normal job as a Member of Parliament. She is going to make £102,098 a year. Eleanor Laing had some trouble with money in the past, but she fixed it by giving back some money she wasn't supposed to have.

John Bercow, the main Speaker of the House, said he is excited to work with Eleanor Laing and they all look forward to working with her. Eleanor Laing supports making the working hours in the parliament more friendly for families, but she did not promise to change anything yet.