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	10/5/2013: Front Page: Energy firms to axe fixed rate discounts week that it is axing its StayWarm tariff for older customers. The deal, which gives fixed-price energy based on average consumption levels, will come to an end from today. A company spokesman said: “Due to new Ofgem rules, which include limiting the... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: NOW PAY INTO THE NANNY’S PENSION MIDDLE-CLASS parents are to be forced to pay hundreds of pounds a year into pensions for their nannies. Tens of thousands of families will see the cost of their childcare rise by as much as £600 a year from 2015, it has emerged. Under the Government... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/5/2013: Front Page: FOOTBALL & RACING PULLOUTS INSIDE DYING DIANA ‘FINISHED OFF BY THE SAS’ Death squad ‘made sure she did not survive crash’ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2013 SAS hitmen on motorbikes swarmed around Princess Diana’s crashed car to “finish her off,” it was claimed yesterday. The squad, disguised as paparazzi, allegedly made sure the popular royal did not survive. Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: Paul Vallely How Pope Francis is ruffling Catholic feathers The Vatican Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: TWITTER WORTH $20BN IN SHARES FLOAT TWITTER will be worth up to $20 billion (£12.4 billion) when it floats on the stock market just seven years after its founder posted the first tweet, analysts said today. The latest estimates of the “red hot” value of the social media site are already... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: Strictly Tess and Claudia Sir Bruce Forsyth has pulled out of hosting tonight’s Strictly Come Dancing show after being taken ill with flu. He will be replaced by Claudia Winkleman, pictured above with co-host Tess Daly Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Mail attack is worse than anything I faced, says Kinnock Ed Miliband is suffering more vicious attacks at the hands of newspapers than his predecessors, according to former Labour leader Lord Kinnock, including his own famously hostile treatment during the 1992 general election campaign. Kinnock said the... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: how defence cuts helped Taliban devastate Camp Bastion Military recommendations to strengthen security at Britain’s main base in Afghanistan, made six months before an attack last year in which 18 soldiers were either killed or wounded, were rejected by the Ministry of Defence on cost grounds, The... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: Police station cuts ‘will hit High St’ Controversial plans to close a third of scotland’s police stations to the public could sound the death knell for our ailing high streets, business leaders have warned. the proposals, along with widespread court closures, risk undermining the fragile... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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