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	7/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: WARNING: TWO DAYS OF KILLER 90F HEAT BRITAIN will bake on the hottest day of the year today as offi cials warn the extreme heat could kill thousands. The Met Offi ce is issuing a serious Level 3 heatwave alert so health staff are ready to act. The warning for today and tomorrow,... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	7/17/2013: Front Page: LABOUR’S DAY OF SHAME OVER THE NHS Thousands of unnecessary deaths. 14 hospital trusts condemned. Yesterday a devastating report demolished Labour’s claim that the NHS was safe in its hands Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/17/2013: Front Page: I’ve been stitched up...hazel deserves boot too. She’s evil BOXER Daley Ojuederie last night claimed his shock exit from the Big Brother house over a “sex attack” on Hazel O’Sullivan was a stitch-up. He blames the “evil” sex tease model for his eviction and viewers want her to be given the boot too. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	7/17/2013: News: Minister’s struggle after maternity leave Yvette Cooper, shadow Home Secretary and wife of Ed Balls, spoke yesterday of being “cut off” by the Whitehall machine when she took maternity leave for the second time as a minister. Ms Cooper said she had to “fight” to be kept up to speed with... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: £5M COST OF BBC’S THREE SAVILE PROBES THE BBC today admitted spending more than £5 million of licence payers’ money on three inquiries set up in the wake of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal. The huge bill included nearly £300,000 in legal costs for three senior executives at the centre... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/17/2013: Front Page: Mishal, the new voice of Today BBC Radio 4’s Today programme has appointed Mishal Husain to its presenting team after a high-profile campaign for more female voices. The appointment was welcomed but could embarrass her new colleague, John Humphrys. Ms Husain, 40, was left... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: Five-year-olds could face national tests Children as young as five could face formal classroom tests under proposals unveiled today by Nick Clegg. In what would be seen as a significant extension of testing, the deputy prime minister will announce a consultation on whether to introduce a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: Blood money: UK’s £12.3bn arms trade with repressive states The Government has issued more than 3,000 export licences for military and intelligence equipment worth a total of £12.3bn to countries which are on its own official list for human rights abuses. The existence of one licence to Israel and the Occupied... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/17/2013: Front Page: Food watchdog reveals ‘best restaurants to feed children in’ an investigation into restaurant chains, including Frankie & Benny’s, has found many are serving meat from unknown sources for children’s meals Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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