Kenya opposition, ruling party MPs exchange blows at rival news conferencesNAIROBI (Reuters) - Legislators from Kenya s ruling party and opposition exchanged blows on Thursday, after polls closed in a controversial repeat presidential election.  Live national television showed MPs tumbling into a hedge at Nairobi s Panafric Hotel when the two sides clashed after attempting to hold near-simultaneous news conferences at the same venue. One lawmaker shouted profanities on camera, prompting nervous giggles from anchors.  The fistfight reflected larger tensions within the country, that saw polling stations in some counties unable to open after opposition leader Raila Odinga called for a boycott of the Oct. 26 poll, saying it would not be free and fair.  Odinga s withdrawal left President Uhuru Kenyatta as the only serious contender for the presidency, although six other candidates were also on the ballot. Kenyatta won a presidential poll on Aug. 8 that was later nullified by the Supreme Court on procedural grounds.   They (the government MPs) came here, instead of addressing their own issues, they started attacked Raila,  Anthony Oluoch, opposition MP for Mathare constituency, told Reuters at the Panafric Hotel after the brawl.  I was not engaging in physical violence, I was attacked by more than 10 or 15 people.   Opposition MPs said a joke against Odinga from Senator Kipchumba Murkomen from the ruling Jubilee party sparked the brawl, but the senator blamed the other side for the violence.   We met the ODM (opposition) MPs in the gallery, they asked me to buy them drinks, I bought them drinks. These people are just violent,  he said.      worldnews
kenya opposition ruling party mps exchange blows rival news conferencesnairobi reuters legislators kenya ruling party opposition exchanged blows thursday polls closed controversial repeat presidential election live national television showed mps tumbling hedge nairobi panafric hotel two sides clashed attempting hold news conferences venue one lawmaker shouted profanities camera prompting nervous goggles anchors the firefight reflected larger tensions within country saw polling stations counties unable open opposition leader rail doing called boycott poll saying would free fair doing withdrawal left president hurt kenyatta serious contender presidency although six candidates also ballot kenyatta presidential poll later nullified supreme court procedural grounds they government mps came instead addressing issues started attacked rail anthony lunch opposition mp mature constituency told reuters panafric hotel brawl i engaging physical violence i attacked people opposition mps said joke doing senator kipchumba murkomen ruling jubilee party sparked brawl senator blamed side violence we met om opposition mps gallery asked buy drinks i bought drinks these people violent said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Kenya opposition, ruling party MPs exchange blows at rival news conferencesNAIROBI (Reuters) - Legislators from Kenya s ruling party and opposition exchanged blows on Thursday, after polls closed in a controversial repeat presidential election.  Live national television showed MPs tumbling into a hedge at Nairobi s Panafric Hotel when the two sides clashed after attempting to hold near-simultaneous news conferences at the same venue. One lawmaker shouted profanities on camera, prompting nervous giggles from anchors.  The fistfight reflected larger tensions within the country, that saw polling stations in some counties unable to open after opposition leader Raila Odinga called for a boycott of the Oct. 26 poll, saying it would not be free and fair.  Odinga s withdrawal left President Uhuru Kenyatta as the only serious contender for the presidency, although six other candidates were also on the ballot. Kenyatta won a presidential poll on Aug. 8 that was later nullified by the Supreme Court on procedural grounds.   They (the government MPs) came here, instead of addressing their own issues, they started attacked Raila,  Anthony Oluoch, opposition MP for Mathare constituency, told Reuters at the Panafric Hotel after the brawl.  I was not engaging in physical violence, I was attacked by more than 10 or 15 people.   Opposition MPs said a joke against Odinga from Senator Kipchumba Murkomen from the ruling Jubilee party sparked the brawl, but the senator blamed the other side for the violence.   We met the ODM (opposition) MPs in the gallery, they asked me to buy them drinks, I bought them drinks. These people are just violent,  he said.      worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: kenya opposition ruling party mps exchange blows rival news conferencesnairobi reuters legislators kenya ruling party opposition exchanged blows thursday polls closed controversial repeat presidential election live national television showed mps tumbling hedge nairobi panafric hotel two sides clashed attempting hold news conferences venue one lawmaker shouted profanities camera prompting nervous goggles anchors the firefight reflected larger tensions within country saw polling stations counties unable open opposition leader rail doing called boycott poll saying would free fair doing withdrawal left president hurt kenyatta serious contender presidency although six candidates also ballot kenyatta presidential poll later nullified supreme court procedural grounds they government mps came instead addressing issues started attacked rail anthony lunch opposition mp mature constituency told reuters panafric hotel brawl i engaging physical violence i attacked people opposition mps said joke doing senator kipchumba murkomen ruling jubilee party sparked brawl senator blamed side violence we met om opposition mps gallery asked buy drinks i bought drinks these people violent said worldnews