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	11/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: HOUSE PRICES SOAR BY £ 13,000 PROPERTY prices are racing ahead at their fastest rate in more than three years. Average values have rocketed almost £ 13,000 in the past 12 months. According to Britain’s biggest mortgage lender, prices were 6.9 per cent higher in October than a... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	11/7/2013: Front Page: POPULATION OF BRITAIN TO SOAR BY 10M IN JUST 25 YEARS BRITAIN must make room for almost 10 million more people over the next 25 years, according to official estimates yesterday. The increase, mainly a result of immigration and high migrant birthrates, will push numbers in the country to 73.3 million by... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/7/2013: Front Page: MUTANT KILLER RATS TARGET OUR MPs THE mutant rats invading Britain have made it to the House of Commons – scaring those other “rats” who run the country. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	11/7/2013: News: Terrifying genetics Montauk monster The skinless carcass that washed up near New York bears little resemblance to any animal. One theory is that it was born of an experiment by the nearby Plum Island Animal Disease Center. AquAdvantage salmon AquaBounty began... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: CYCLIST KILLED AS BORIS BOOSTS SAFETY ONE cyclist died and another was seriously injured hours before Boris Johnson announced a £35 million scheme today to improve safety on London’s busiest bike lanes. A man was killed after being hit by a lorry in east London on a notorious route where... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/7/2013: Front Page: A moonlit moment for the flower power Prince Wearing a garland of marigolds and crimson roses, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall take part in a sacred moonlit ceremony on the banks of the Ganges yesterday, at the start of a nine-day tour of India. Guided by Swami Chidanand... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Father of the web condemns spy agencies Sir Tim Berners- Lee, the computer scientist who created the world wide web, has called for a “full and frank public debate” over internet surveillance by the National Security Agency and its British counterpart, GCHQ, warning that the system of checks... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: The next genetic revolution A breakthrough in genetics – described as “jaw-dropping” by one Nobel scientist – has created intense excitement among DNA experts who believe the discovery will transform their ability to edit the genomes of all living organisms, including... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/7/2013: Front Page: Scottish economy forecast to recover next year SCOTLAND will recover from the great recession next year, leading to the lowest unemployment rate in six years, experts will predict today. New economic analysis reveals the country will see its economic growth rise by 2.2 per cent in 2014, its best... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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