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	7/14/2012: Front Page: Bank boss King is dragged into rate-fix scandal THE Governor of the Bank of England was dragged into the rate-rigging row yesterday after it emerged he discussed Libor inter-bank lending rate concerns with a key US official four years ago. An email trail released by the Bank shows Sir Mervyn King... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	7/14/2012: Front Page: NOW POLICE FORCED TO PLUG GAPS IN OLYMPIC SECURITY HUNDREDS of extra police are to be drafted into the Olympics security operation to fill the gaps caused by blundering private firm G4S. It comes only two days after 3,500 troops had to be called up to help protect the Olympic Park and shows the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/14/2012: Front Page: DOC BLUNDERS KILLING 1,000 EVERY MONTH Fatal toll of ‘basic errors’ In association with BLUNDERING NHS doctors are killing 1,000 patients a month, it has been claimed. A shock study suggests that almost 12,000 people die needlessly in hospitals every year due to basic errors. Many victims are mis-diagnosed, given the... Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	7/14/2012: Front Page: Heavy snow and strong winds The avalanche is believed to have been the result of causing the collapse of an ice cliff higher up the mountain or accidentally triggered by another climber.. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: OLYMPIC ARMY SOLDIERS were today conducting checks at the Olympic Park as the crisis engulfing the company responsible for security at the Games deepened. Troops have been drafted in to carry out bag examinations, X-ray scans and body searches after G4S failed to... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/14/2012: Front Page: Mithank goodness they're on our side... As the airspace over London is closed today ahead of this month’s Olympic Games, snipers from the Royal Air Force Regiment demonstrate one aspect of the “lethal force” in operation in the skies above the capital. The snipers, stationed with a Puma... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/14/2012: FRONT PAGE: Terry cleared in trial that put football and race in the dock The former England captain John Terry has been cleared of racially abusing fellow footballer Anton Ferdinand in a no-blame verdict that ruled the incident could have been down to a misunderstanding. The Chelsea captain, who had denied calling... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/14/2012: FRONT PAGE: RACIST? NO, SARCASTIC John Terry walked out of court yesterday after being cleared of racially abusing rival footballer Anton Ferdinand. The judge accepted the Chelsea captain’s contention that he was using a racist phrase sarcastically. Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/14/2012: Front Page: Jamie Oliver on his love of Scotland SatturdayJulhy 14 2012 AIRCRAFT which threaten security during the Olympic Games could be shot down, defence chiefs warned yesterday. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said RAF Typhoon fast jets and Puma helicopters with sharpshooters would be among... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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