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	12/24/2012: 1: The big bail- out in Braunton, Devon A DELUGE of rain is set to blight Christmas and could last until the New Year, forecasters said last night. Families are facing a holiday nightmare of further fl ooding and fresh travel chaos with roads and rail... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	12/24/2012: Front Page: SALES FRENZY ON CHRISTMAS DAY BRITAIN’S biggest internet retailers have brought their sales forward to Christmas Eve – and millions of us are expected to carry on shopping online through Christmas Day. Stores worried by poor sales figures at the start of December will begin... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/24/2012: Front Page: Wills & Kate’s amazing Xmas party PRINCE William and Princess Kate have already enjoyed a wild Christmas bash at the Middleton family home. And our amazing snaps show the couple as you have never seen them before as the booze flowed and the turkey was scoffed. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	12/24/2012: News: Even royalty needs to wear 3D glasses The Queen will don 3D glasses for the first Royal Christmas message to be broadcast in 3D. Behind-the-scenes footage shows the Queen wearing crystal-encrusted specs as she watches part of the broadcast. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: THREE CHEERS FOR LONDON POLITICIANS and royalty today paid tribute to the “indomitable spirit” of Londoners and the “inspirational” Evening Standard for the unique bond they have forged to tackle poverty, illiteracy and unemployment in three campaigns that have transformed... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/24/2012: Front Page: Queen misses church with cold THE QUEEN missed the last Sunday church service before Christmas for the first time in recent memory yesterday as she recovered from a cold. Dozens of well-wishers outside St Mary Magdalene church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk voiced concern at... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/24/2012: FRONT PAGE: Judges call for protection in ‘violent’ family courtrooms Family judges across England say they fear being attacked by angry or disturbed parents because security in court is often dangerously inadequate. It is rare for judges to raise their concerns publicly, but a number have taken the unusual step of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/24/2012: FRONT PAGE: Ready to eat: the first GM fish for the dinner table A GM salmon which grows twice as fast as ordinary fish could become the first genetically-modified animal in the world to be declared officially safe to eat, after America’s powerful food safety watchdog ruled it posed no major health or environmental... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/24/2012: FRONT PAGE: Christmas travel fears as storms hit Scotland SEVERE flooding has left thousands of Scots struggling to get home for Christmas, after rail lines were closed and operators warned that train services on the east coast could be cancelled at short notice, and hazardous road conditions continued to... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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