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	10/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: HUMAN RIGHTS MADNESS TO END EUROPEAN human rights judges will be stripped of their powers to interfere in Britain under radical Tory plans to be unveiled today. Justice Secretary Chris Grayling will promise a sweeping overhaul of Britain’s relationship with the European Court of... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/3/2014: Front Page: END OF HUMAN RIGHTS FARCE BRITAIN will force a showdown with Europe to seize back sovereignty over human rights if the Tories win the election. It will ignore verdicts by Euro judges it does not agree with under an explosive Tory plan to reinstate the primacy of the UK courts... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/3/2014: Front Page: PLAGUE OF BLACK EYED GHOST CHILDREN A PLAGUE of black-eyed child ghosts have sparked fears of a terrifying spook invasion. Paranormal experts are reporting a dramatic surge in the number of sightings. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/3/2014: NEWS: Fertility experts urge eggs review Women should be allowed to freeze their eggs using treatments reserved for cancer patients, fertility experts have said. The change could lead to a dramatic reduction in the need for IVF and other artificial reproductive techniques and stem the soaring... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/2/2014: FRONT PAGE: WILLIAM CRACKS DOWN ON GEORGE PHOTOS PRINCE William has launched a legal crackdown on the paparazzi to protect his son Prince George from being hounded. He has sent final warning legal letters to two freelance photographers, working for the same agency, who he believes have pursued his... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/3/2014: Front Page: A new British Bill of Rights BRITAIN could withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights under plans for a new Bill of Rights to give UK judges the ultimate authority over laws in this country, the Justice Secretary has said. Chris Grayling said that a Conservative... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: Thatcher’s stunning attack on Labour, stopped by the Brighton bomb The 1984 Brighton bomb forced Margaret Thatcher to tear up what would have been the most divisive speech of her premiership, in which she planned to accuse not only militant miners but the entire Labour party of being “the enemy within” and part of an... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: The great Ebola catastrophe: when will the world wake up? The Ebola virus is spreading exponentially across Africa, killing thousands of people – and it will get far worse before it gets better. That was the Government’s verdict yesterday as a major conference in London led to calls for the full involvement... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/3/2014: Front Page: Now that’s what we call a mountain bike : Cyclist conquers Skye Scottish stunt cyclist Danny MacAskill has made a new video featuring a death-defying 7.5-mile ride along the Cuillin Ridge on Skye Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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