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	11/2/2013: Front Page: Families to win help on water bills as PM will cut cost of living STRUGGLING families are to be given help to cope with rising water bills, it emerged yesterday. The Government will set out a raft of measures next week amid concern over the soaring cost of living. The move comes after Labour leader Ed Miliband... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	11/2/2013: Front Page: QUEUE HERE TO WORK IN BRITAIN BRITISH companies are actively recruiting Romanians to come and work as midwives, waiters and hotel staff in the UK. Ahead of Britain opening its borders in January, weekly jobs fairs are being held in the capital Bucharest. And dozens of recruitment... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/2/2013: Front Page: MADDIE STOLEN FOR 5 EUROS FOOTBALL RACING PULLOUT PULLOUT Full story: P11 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	11/2/2013: News: Publish and be dimmed Regular visitors to the basement of Page 2 will know that I often enjoy laughing at Britain’s other, lesser newspapers (in truth, this tends to involve something called “The Daily Mail”). If you were with us last week (and if you weren’t, I want tweets... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: ONE THOUSAND LIVES CHANGED THE number of apprenticeships created by the Evening Standard’s Ladder for London campaign to tackle youth unemployment has soared past the 1,000 mark. Exactly one year to the week after our first 10 apprentices started work at Goldman Sachs, a total... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/2/2013: Front Page: Prince's plea for essay help 'hacked by newspaper' PRINCE HARRY pleaded with his private secretary to help him complete an urgent essay while at Sandhurst in a voicemail later allegedly intercepted by the News of the World, a court heard yesterday. The Prince left a message on the mobile phone... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Union of spies: Europe’s league of surveillance The German, French, Spanish and Swedish intelligence services have all developed methods of mass surveillance of internet and phone traffic over the past five years in close partnership with Britain’s GCHQ eavesdropping agency. The bulk monitoring is... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: The water bill torture: Government action on rip-off price rises Moves to stop water companies ripping off their customers are being drawn up by the Government in an attempt to curb above-inflation rises in bills. The plan, which forms part of a drive by David Cameron to see “household bills coming down”, emerged as... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/2/2013: Front Page: Tory hopes of pre-election boost dashed with no sale before 2015 DAVID Cameron was dealt a blow last night when his Chancellor admitted it was “unlikely” that Royal Bank of Scotland would be back in private hands before the 2015 General Election. The Prime Minister’s hopes of a preelection boost through the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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