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	2/1/2014: Front Page: It’s Fab to moan PAUL LAMBERT insists he loves moaning Fabian Delph and has told him to carry on doing just that. Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	2/1/2014: Front Page: SHAMELESS IN SEATTLE AMANDA Knox yesterday begged her fellow Americans to help save her from extradition. Hours after an Italian court convicted her for a second time of killing British student Meredith Kercher, the 26-yearold made an emotional – but defiant – TV... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/1/2014: Front Page: THE SPY WHO LOVED ME ( ) AND ME AND ME Bond star’s bedhopping with Kate Moss and Sienna Miller SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 Per person per night Subject to availability Selected dates Based on 4 people sharing JAMES Bond hunk Daniel Craig bedded both model Kate Moss AND actress Sienna Miller in undercover flings, a court heard yesterday. Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	2/1/2014: News: Yet another reason to prefer dogs Idon’t want to get a reputation for being in any way alarmist – even though just a few weeks ago I issued a stern warning to readers that the robots were poised to take over – but the fact that I have previous for doommongering shouldn’t take anything... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/31/2014: FRONT PAGE: MADNESS A YOUNG woman dices with death as she leaps about on top of a freight train in London — just inches from live overhead cables. Seconds later she sparked an explosion by touching the 25,000-volt wires and was hurled 20ft on to the platform where her... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/1/2014: Front Page: English a second language at 1 in 9 schools ENGLISH is no longer the first language for the majority of pupils in more than one in nine schools, latest figures show. Last year the majority of children in 1,755 primary and secondary schools spoke another language at home, following a sharp... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/1/2014: FRONT PAGE: Empty homes scandal of UK’s billionaires row A third of the mansions on the most expensive stretch of London’s “Billionaires Row” are standing empty, including several huge houses that have fallen into ruin after standing almost completely vacant for a quarter of a century. A Guardian... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/1/2014: FRONT PAGE: Gove sacks Ofsted chief Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, is to dismiss Baroness Morgan of Huyton, a Labour peer, as chair of the schools inspectorate, Ofsted. Mr Gove has decided he wants a fresh face at the watchdog, The Independent can disclose. Her three-year term... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/1/2014: Front Page: Rapist is named as killer of schoolgirl Moira, 11 CHILd rapist Alexander Gartshore killed 11-year-old moira Anderson more than half a century ago, prosecutors now believe. But the bus driver, who was the last person to see her alive, never faced justice and died in 2006, taking his secret to his... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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