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	2/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: VICIOUS 9OMPH SUPERSTORM IS ON WAY A NEW Atlantic “superstorm” will cause 24 hours of near nationwide chaos, experts warned last night. Huge swathes of the country face hurricane- force gusts of more than 90mph today while torrential rain spells more flood misery for thousands. Storm... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/12/2014: Front Page: 100,000 MORE than 100,000 people have backed the Mail’s call to use foreign aid cash to tackle the flood crisis. Within hours of its launch, celebrities, MPs, community leaders and victims had added their names to our petition. At the same time a poll found... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/12/2014: Front Page: B Bro Jim’s £1M pay day JOKER Jim Davidson is laughing all the way to the bank after his Celebrity Big Brother victory. The TV funnyman will rake in more than £1m by the end of the year. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/12/2014: Front Page: ‘Money is no object’ to flood relief effort Cameron promises to restore normal life to flood-hit towns and villages but warns crisis ‘will get worse before it gets better’ PM calls for ‘great national effort’ to respond to emergency after warning that waters may not recede until May Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/11/2014: FRONT PAGE: HUHNE’S GIRL: I FOUGHT OFF SEX BEAST IN MINICAB THE daughter of ex-Cabinet minister Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce today told how she headbutted an unlicensed taxi driver who was trying to sexually assault her. Lyd i a Huh n e , 2 4 , said the man stopped his car, clambered into the back and locked... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/12/2014: Front Page: Duchess of diamonds The Duchess of Cambridge borrowed a diamond necklace from the Queen to attend the Portrait Gala 2014 at the National Portrait Gallery, London yesterday. The Duchess wore the jewels with a dress by Jenny Packham Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: PM’s high-stakes flood pledge A resolute David Cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis, pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families. After two days of Whitehall infighting and mixed messages, the prime... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: Britain’s water torture: here to stay until May The flooding crisis will get worse before it gets better, David Cameron admitted last night as stricken communities were warned that the waters may not recede until May. After returning from visiting the worst-hit areas in the South-west and along the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/12/2014: Front Page: Defeated Trump turns his back on Scotland TYCoon Donald Trump last night turned his back on Scotland after he lost his court battle against the Scottish Government’s approval of the offshore wind farm he claims will blight his luxury Scottish golf resort. He announced that his global... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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