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	10/25/2014: Front Page: TO FLAMINGO LAND RESORT BRITAIN CLOSER TO QUITTING EU £1.7bn bill row brings fresh calls for early referendum Red-faced with anger, the Prime Minister vowed to block payment of the “completely unacceptable” surcharge. “It is an appalling way to behave. It is not acceptable,” he said. Calls for Mr Cameron to bring forward his plans for an in-out referendum on... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	10/25/2014: Front Page: ONE STEP NEARER TO THE EU EXIT BRUSSELS’ shock demand for £1.7billion more from Britain has pushed us closer to leaving the EU, a furious David Cameron admitted yesterday. The Prime Minister insisted the payment – which works out at £56 for every taxpayer – was ‘not going to... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Haribo SPONGER WITH 26 KIDS IN COMPO SCANDAL BRITAIN’S biggest benefits scrounger is to pocket more cash because his house is too small. Peter Rolfe, who has 26 kids, successfully sued a council for failing to find him a bigger home. Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	10/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: BEING BRITISH BY JANET STREET-PORTER PLUS GRACE DENT SIMON CALDER DAVID LISTER ALISON TAYLOR CHARLOTTE PHILBY ANNA PAVORD Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/24/2014: FRONT PAGE: QPR GO 2 UP! THE Premier League club that plucked England star Raheem Sterling from a housing estate in Brent and gave him his break in football has become the first to pledge to employ coaches from our London United campaign. Queens Park Rangers showed their... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/25/2014: Front Page: Blair: Why Cameron will win election THE Conservatives will win the next general election because Ed Miliband has failed to connect with voters, Tony Blair has said. David Cameron will remain in power next year because Labour has not persuaded Britain it is ready to govern, the former... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: PM kept in the dark over EU’s bill for €2bn David Cameron admitted yesterday that he had been left in the dark by George Osborne for two days as he complained that he had been hijacked by Brussels over an unexpected demand to pay £ 1.7bn (€2.1bn) to the EU. The prime minister said he would... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Phone hacking: the Piers Morgan connection The publisher of the Daily Mirror has admitted for the first time that articles likely to have been the product of illegal phone hacking appeared in editions of the newspaper during the period when Piers Morgan was its editor. In new defence documents... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/25/2014: Front Page: Johann Lamont quits as Scots Labour leader JOHANN Lamont has resigned as leader of the Scottish Labour party with immediate effect, ending weeks of speculation about her future. Her decision to quit comes a month after she helped lead the successful No campaign in the independence... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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