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	11/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: BRITISH JOBS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS HUNDREDS of migrants are working on farms because Britons refuse to do the jobs, it was claimed last night. Staples Vegetables, which supplies all the leading supermarkets, said it had no option but to bring in eastern European students because it had... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	11/21/2014: Front Page: LABOUR’S LAW CHIEF QUITS FOR SNEER ON TWITTER ONE of Ed Miliband’s closest allies was sensationally forced to quit last night after sneering at a modest house draped with Cross of St George flags. Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry said she had ‘never seen anything like it’ after tweeting... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/21/2014: Front Page: CELEBRITY JUNGLE IN STAR CRISIS Panic to sign up sexy new names Picture: PETA Visit Daily Star Web Site

	11/21/2014: NEWS: Which star has shocked Hollywood by saying she will quit acting? Working- class pupils are just as likely to obtain a degree after attending a comprehensive school as a grammar school, according to new research. The findings contradict claims that bringing back grammar schools would improve social mobility. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/20/2014: FRONT PAGE: OSBORNE’S DEFEAT BY EU COURT ON DAY OF UKIP POLL CHANCELLOR George Osborne today suffered an embarrassing slap-down at the European Court of Justice when his legal challenge to new curbs on City bonuses was rejected. The setback for Mr Osborne, left, comes on the morning of what is expected to be a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/21/2014: Front Page: Farage: We're on the march THE UK Independence Party is on course to be the third largest national political party after May’s general election, Nigel Farage declared last night. Its leader said voters would send dozens of MPs from the Eurosceptic party to Parliament and... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/21/2014: NEWS: Which star has shocked Hollywood by saying she will quit acting? Working- class pupils are just as likely to obtain a degree after attending a comprehensive school as a grammar school, according to new research. The findings contradict claims that bringing back grammar schools would improve social mobility. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Police predict fresh jobs crisis More than 34,000 police jobs – one in six of the total – are expected to go as a result of a new round of deep public spending cuts after the general election, senior officers have warned. Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/20/2014: FRONT PAGE: OSBORNE’S DEFEAT BY EU COURT ON DAY OF UKIP POLL CHANCELLOR George Osborne today suffered an embarrassing slap-down at the European Court of Justice when his legal challenge to new curbs on City bonuses was rejected. The setback for Mr Osborne, left, comes on the morning of what is expected to be a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: The world gets rich from British public services Foreign governments are making hundreds of millions of pounds a year running British public services, according to an Independent investigation highlighting how privatisation is benefiting overseas – rather than UK – taxpayers. Swathes of Britain’s... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/21/2014: Front Page: Farage: We're on the march THE UK Independence Party is on course to be the third largest national political party after May’s general election, Nigel Farage declared last night. Its leader said voters would send dozens of MPs from the Eurosceptic party to Parliament and... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/21/2014: Front Page: Sturgeon set to axe MacAskill in cabinet reshuffle KENNY MacAskill is expected to be the most high-profile casualty when Nicola Sturgeon puts her own mark on the SNP administration by reshuffling her cabinet. Last night, Ms Sturgeon was putting the finishing touches to the make-up of her team, amid... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

	11/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Police predict fresh jobs crisis More than 34,000 police jobs – one in six of the total – are expected to go as a result of a new round of deep public spending cuts after the general election, senior officers have warned. Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: The world gets rich from British public services Foreign governments are making hundreds of millions of pounds a year running British public services, according to an Independent investigation highlighting how privatisation is benefiting overseas – rather than UK – taxpayers. Swathes of Britain’s... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/21/2014: Front Page: Sturgeon set to axe MacAskill in cabinet reshuffle KENNY MacAskill is expected to be the most high-profile casualty when Nicola Sturgeon puts her own mark on the SNP administration by reshuffling her cabinet. Last night, Ms Sturgeon was putting the finishing touches to the make-up of her team, amid... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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