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	12/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: PENSIONS RIP- OFF WILL HIT MILLIONS MILLIONS of Britons are being ripped off by “daylight robbery” pension fees. People who have saved for years are fi nding their retirement income slashed by the charges. Some management fees are as high as three per cent a year. Nearly half of all... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	12/18/2014: Front Page: 80,000 UK STUDENTS TOLD: YOU CAN’T TRAIN AS A NURSE UP to 80,000 British students each year cannot find places on nursing courses even though the NHS is hiring thousands from abroad, it was revealed yesterday. And nurses in their 40s who left to start families say they are unable to find jobs to come... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/18/2014: Front Page: Kim the movie is binned THREATS: The dictator A HOLLYWOOD movie about crazed North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un could be scrapped worldwide after a series of bizarre terror threats. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	12/18/2014: NEWS: Parliament fails to elect new President Parliament failed to elect a new Greek president in the first round of voting yesterday, leaving another two tries before the government falls and early elections have to be called. The conservative-led government’s candidate, Stavros Dimas, fell far... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/17/2014: FRONT PAGE: TERROR GIRL, 15, HELD ON AIRPORT RUNWAY her parents’ knowledge. But she was stopped from travelling to join Islamist fighters after Scotland Yard detectives learned of her plans. They rushed to the airport and, despite the cost and disruption, ordered her jet to turn round. She has since... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/18/2014: Front Page: Britain's first female bishop SHE was once the stay-at-home vicar’s wife, putting her career on hold to look after their young children, but now the Rev Libby Lane has leapfrogged her husband to become the Church of England’s first female bishop. Mrs Lane, 48, priest in charge of... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: US decides to bring Cuba in from the cold Barack Obama and Raúl Castro thanked Pope Francis yesterday for helping broker a historic deal to begin normalising relations between the United States and Cuba, after 18 months of secret talks over prisoner releases brought a sudden end to decades of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: The great British library betrayal Library services are on the brink of disaster and can only be saved if they become more like coffee shops with wi-fi, sofas and hot drinks, a report will recommend today. A combination of funding cuts and declining attendance threatens the viability... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/18/2014: Front Page: Minister in plea to save North Sea oil jobs EFRIENDS OF THE SCOTSMAN, PAGES 26-27 NERGY firms were urged yesterday to protect thousands of jobs in Scotland as the global price of oil continues to fall. Energy minister Fergus Ewing acknowledged that the industry is facing “challenging times” but... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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