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	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: BOOM TIME FOR BRITAIN AT LAST BRITAIN was given a £ 33billion boost yesterday as shares soared to an 18- month high after a crunch political deal in America. In a perfect start to 2013 for savers and investors, the FTSE 100 Index smashed through the 6000 barrier for the first time... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: 4,000 FOREIGN MURDERERS AND RAPISTS WE CAN’T THROW OUT NEARLY 4,000 foreign murderers, rapists and other criminals are roaming the streets, free to commit new crimes. The Government wants to deport them but admits that many cannot be kicked out because of their human rights. A Parliamentary answer reveals... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/3/2013: Front Page: JIM DAVIDSON NICKED BY SAVILE SEX CASE COPS POLICE investigating the Jimmy Savile sex claims yesterday arrested TV comic Jim Davidson. He was held as part of Operation Yewtree and officers raided his Hampshire home. The allegations, which Davidson “vigorously denies”, are not directly linked... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/3/2013: News: Best dressed men of 2012 1. Dan Stevens After ending last year on a low note with the death of Matthew Crawley, his much-loved character in ITV smash Downton Abbey, the GQ fashion crown represents a bright start to 2013 for the actor. 2. Tom Hiddleston Best-known for his... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: US DEAL SENDS SHARES SOARING MARKETS around the world surged in relief today after President Obama finally won his battle to avert a “fiscal cliff ” of crushing tax rises and spending cuts. In London, the FTSE-100 rose 110 points to its highest level since July 2011, adding £30... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: Davidson arrested in Savile abuse investigation JIM DAVIDSON, the entertainer, has been arrested by officers working on the Jimmy Savile sex abuse investigation. The 59-year-old comedian was detained at Heathrow Airport as he flew into Britain for an anticipated appearance on Channel 5’s Celebrity... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Markets soar after US steps back from cliff The world’s financial markets surged yesterday in a show of relief after United States politicians averted the tax hikes and immediate spending cuts of the “fiscal cliff ” that had threatened to plunge the world’s largest economy into recession. In... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Treat white working-class boys like ethnic minority, Willetts tells universities Universities will be told they should recruit more white, working-class boys, as figures show a massive slump in applications from men. The Universities minister David Willetts wants white, working-class teenage boys put in the same category as... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: Our critics pick arts highlights of 2013 ThutrsdayJanhuary 3 2013 Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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