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Daily Express Sunday () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: Front Page: Assad fights on as rebels storm Syrian capital

SYRIAN president Bashar Assad seemed determined to cling to power yesterday as his country descended into the bloodiest fighting of the conflict. The tyrant showed no sign of relinquishing his iron grip – despite an earlier indication that he was...



Daily Mail () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: Front Page: I’M THE JOKER!

THE gunman who massacred 12 film-goers at a Batman premiere boasted: ‘I am the Joker.’ James Holmes burst into a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises and opened fire at random. The Denver cinema was packed with families, and children were among...



Daily Mirror () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012

Daily Star Sunday () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: Front Page: GET CASH FOR YOUR STORIES

Recycled paper made up 76.2% of the raw material for uk newspapers in 2009



I Newspaper () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: Front Page: Denise Mina
on the implications of e-publishing, after winning Theakstons Old Peculiar Novel of the Year award


London Evening Standard () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/20/2012: NEWS: ‘It was madness. He

MOVIEGOERS told of their terror as they were forced to run for cover from the masked gunman shooting in the darkened cinema. Witnesses said the killer was six feet tall and dressed in black with a mask, goggles and a bullet-proof vest. He burst...



The Daily Telegraph () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: Front Page: Problem families 'have too many children'

MOTHERS in large problem families should be “ashamed” of the damage they are doing to society and stop having children, a senior government adviser warns today. Louise Casey, the head of the Government’s troubled families unit, says the state should...



The Guardian () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: No stabilisers now Wiggins set for Tour de France victory

Bradley Wiggins on his first wheels. The race leader, who has held the yellow jersey since 7 July, looks destined to become the first Briton to win cycling’s greatest prize



The Independent () Newspaper Front Page for 21 July 2012
7/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: Father of Olympic branding: my rules are being abused
The man responsible for transforming the Olympic movement into a multibillion-pound enterprise has criticised London 2012 organisers for “going too far” to protect sponsors. Michael Payne, a former International Olympic Committee marketing director,...


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