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	9/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: We’ll slash cost of living vows Osborne North West: Cloudy for much of the day, but sunny spells are expected to develop towards the evening. High 16C ( 61F). Northern Ireland: Variable cloud and a few scattered showers through the day. A brisk northwesterly wind. High 16C ( 61F). Wales:... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	9/10/2013: Front Page: JUST FIVE SENIOR A&E DOCTORS IN ENGLAND AT NIGHT ONLY five consultants work in A&E overnight across the entire country, it can be revealed today. Emergency departments are being left in the hands of junior doctors between midnight and eight in the morning. And they are being overseen by only a... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	9/10/2013: Front Page: SAS BOSS SAYS SORRY OVER DI DEATH THE head of Britain’s Special Forces has apologised after claims the SAS were involved in Princess Di’s car-crash death. Maj Gen Mark Carleton-Smith said sorry to Diana’s sons Princes William and Harry. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	9/10/2013: News: Agbonlahor sorry for his poor direction Aston Villa’s Gabriel Agbonlahor has apologised to Louis Tomlinson for a tackle that left the One Direction singer, left, sick on the touchline in a charity match at Celtic. “It was one of those things,” Agbonlahor said. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	9/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: ANDREW BUNGLE POLICE BACKED BY YARD SCOTLAND YARD today defended the actions of two armed officers who challenged Prince Andrew in the grounds of Buckingham Palace — saying they were just doing their job. Insiders said the officers were unlikely to be disciplined over the incident,... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	9/10/2013: Front Page: Enter the season of mists Early morning mist shrouds the town of Malmesbury in Wiltshire as the first hints of autumn began to make themselves felt yesterday. Sunny spells are forecast for many areas today Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: Hopes of Syria breakthrough after Kerry slip The White House yesterday gave a cautious welcome to a Russian proposal for Syria to hand over its chemical weapons, opening up the first real chance of a political settlement to the crisis since hundreds of civilians died in an attack on a Damascus... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	9/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: A licence to waste taxpayers’ money The BBC Trust Chairman and his predecessor, a former Director-General and four other senior figures in the Corporation were yesterday accused of playing a game of “Whac-A-Mole” as they attempted to blame each other for years of excessive redundancy... Visit The Independent Web Site

	9/10/2013: Front Page: Baby food big brands lose out to home cooking BaBy foods made by firms including Cow & Gate, Heinz and Ella’s Kitchen have far fewer nutrients than homemade meals, according to a Scottish study. Many contain high levels of sugar and some are promoted for use from four months of age – a time when... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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