Broken power button for a BlackBerry Z30 bought on amazon.co.uk

Hello BlackBerry community,
I use a BlackBerry Z30 which I bought from amazon.co.uk. I am super-excited with the device, in terms of usability, performance and battery lifetime.
Unfortunately the device fell of the table and the power button was broken.
Any idea where can I buy a spare part - power button? Unfortunately amazon.co.uk does not have it available.
With many thanks,
Dimitris
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its part of the middle frame and Ebay has some, just make sure its not a verizon one
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