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	11/16/2013: Front Page: PM warns scrounging migrants ROMANIAN and Bulgarian migrants will not be allowed to come to Britain to freeload and scrounge off our welfare system, David Cameron insisted yesterday. In a frank warning, the Prime Minister said they are only welcome if they come to work. Only... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	11/16/2013: Front Page: PICK A GP WHERE YOU LIKE PATIENTS will be able to register at any doctor’s surgery they like from next October. Traditional catchment areas will be abandoned, allowing people to sign up with a GP near work or their children’s school. Patients will also have the option of... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/16/2013: Front Page: KILLER CHILLER BRITAIN will be gripped by an Artic chill with heavy snow and -9C temperatures within days. Hospitals are already struggling with killer chest infections and Brits have begun panic buying food and essentials. Full story: P7 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	11/16/2013: News: Duke’s head is a cone zone Ihave a thing for statues. I love the blue cockerel currently doodle- dooing in London’s Trafalgar Square. And this time of year will often see me gazing blankly at the sad names chiselled beneath granite effigies of gallant Tommies standing at eternal... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: WE GOT A DOT! THOUSANDS of the capital’s businesses are expected to join a stampede for new “dot London” website names after the move was given the green light today. The official go-ahead will allow companies to rename their websites with .London rather than... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/16/2013: Front Page: CHINA’S leaders yesterday announced a key step to ease the country’s controversial one-child policy and promised to make potentially radical changes to economic policy. The reform to the 30-yearold rule would allow parents to have a second baby if one... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/16/2013: COOK WEEKEND: They thought it was just another storm. They were wrong Day one, Friday 8 November It was 4am when Clarence Cherreguine was awoken by a persistent wind. The lawyer, who lived a few metres from the sea, had exp experienced countless typhoons, and an he hunkered down for what he thought would be just another... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: Great leap forward One of the totemic policies of China’s Communist Party, the ban on families having more than a single child, has been relaxed in a historic shift by Beijing’s new ruling regime. The decision to water down the one-child policy was taken at a summit of... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/16/2013: Front Page: Cameron confronted DAVID Cameron has been mobbed by protesters, including dozens of grieving women brandishing images of missing loved ones, during a visit to war-scarred Sri Lanka. Up to 200 people surrounded the Prime Minister’s motorcade as he became the first world... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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