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	11/25/2013: FRONT PAGE: 150,000 SAY NO TO NEW EU MIGRANTS A HUGE army of Daily Express readers has called on David Cameron to defy the EU – and stop a new wave of migration into Britain. More than 150,000 people have backed this newspaper’s crusade urging the Prime Minister to maintain controls on Bulgarian... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	11/25/2013: Front Page: BANKS ‘ ARE DESTROYING SMALL FIRMS’ Britain’s two statebacked banks have been accused of ruining thousands of small firms by using ‘disgraceful’ business practices. Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds ‘harmed their customers through their decisions and caused their financial downfall’,... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/25/2013: Front Page: SAM: I CAN’T FACE CHEAT JOEY IN JUNGLE LETHAL: Sergio Aguero bagged City’s third goal Full story: Page 3 SEE STARSPORT Visit Daily Star Web Site

	11/25/2013: News: Jackson ‘ended his own life by accident’ Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson’s doctor who was sentenced to four years in jail for manslaughter, has said the singer accidentally ended his own life after injecting himself with an anaesthetic. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: £1 M TO HELP CHARITIES FIGHT GANGS THE Evening Standard’s Dispossessed Fund has secured £1 million for charities tackling gangs and helping young Londoners at risk of anti-social or criminal behaviour. Minister for Civil Society Nick Hurd, who last month committed £2 million to groups... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/25/2013: Front Page: Carla stages a comeback... but will Sarkozy? Carla Bruni resumed her stage career with a sell-out concert in Paris at the weekend. But the real star of her comeback tour was her husband and France’s former president Nicolas Sarkozy who was greeted with rapturous applause by fans calling for him... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/25/2013: FRONT PAGE: Secret US-Iran talks paved way for historic nuclear deal A historic agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme was made possible by months of unprecedented secret meetings between US and Iranian officials, in further signs of the accelerating detente between two of the world’s most adversarial powers, it emerged... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/25/2013: FRONT PAGE: A historic handshake – but now the difficult part begins For the first time since the Iranian revolution of 1979, world powers struck a meaningful accord with the government in Tehran yesterday over Iran’s nuclear programme. Although still in an embryonic stage, the agreement in Geneva will limit Iran’s... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/25/2013: Front Page: RBS facing probe over claims it drove firms to collapse ALLEGATiONS that royal Bank of Scotland forced businesses into financial difficulty for its own gain “could be the finish” for public trust in the scandal-hit lender, an MSP warned last night. Business Secretary Vince Cable has passed allegations... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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