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	1/24/2013: FRONT PAGE: KILLER FREEZE TO GET WORSE An icy blast tomorrow will dump 6ins in worst- hit parts as temperatures plunge below - 20C. The Met Offi ce has issued severe weather warnings across most of the UK with northern regions expected to bear the brunt. It fears an increased health risk... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/24/2013: Front Page: YES, PRIME MINISTER! DAVID Cameron pulled off the seemingly impossible last night with his historic EU referendum pledge. It not only united Eurosceptic Tory big beasts and Britain’s business leaders, but even won the support of Germany’s Angela Merkel. He sent shockwaves... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/24/2013: Front Page: BB SPEIDI GET OWN BRIT TV SHOW CELEBRITY Big Brother hate figures Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag, right, were feeling Yankee Doodle Dandy last night after landing their own British TV show – poking fun at us and our traditions. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/24/2013: News: Days of the underdog Bradford City triumphed in a David versus Goliath battle with Aston Villa on Tuesday, becoming the first fourth-tier side to reach the League Cup final in more than 50 years. Sad for Villa fans, but would sport be as exciting if the favourite always... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: CAMERON EU VOTE PLEDGE SPLITS COALITION DAVID CAMERON divided the Coalition and drew fury from Europe today as he vowed to halt “an ever closer union” in the EU. Giving a guarantee of an “in-out referendum” if he is prime minister after 2015, he vowed to halt decades of centralising by... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/24/2013: Front Page: Merkel hints at deal for Cameron ANGELA MERKEL has said she is prepared to consider renegotiating Britain’s membership of the EU in the wake of David Cameron’s landmark speech pledging an in-out referendum by 2017. The Prime Minister wants to negotiate the return of some powers from... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/24/2013: FRONT PAGE: Let’s talk, says Merkel, as Cameron gambles on EU Angela Merkel created a small breathing space for David Cameron yesterday when she gave a guarded response to his landmark speech on Europe, paving the way for the prime minister to campaign in favour of an in-out referendum on Britain’s membership of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/24/2013: FRONT PAGE: Handbagged! David Cameron was accused of taking a dangerous gamble with Britain’s economic future last night, after he bowed to Eurosceptic demands for an in/out referendum on membership of the European Union. The Prime Minister insisted he was optimistic of... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/24/2013: Front Page: Scottish backing for UK split down says poll SUPPORT for Scottish independence has fallen nine percentage points in the past year. Only 23 per cent of people in Scotland say they now support independence, according to the latest Scottish Social Attitudes Survey. That figure is the same as 2010,... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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