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	1/16/2015: FRONT PAGE: COLDEST FREEZE IN YEARS ON WAY BRITAIN was last night braced for a killer cold snap with temperatures falling to - 15C ( 5F). The old and vulnerable were urged to take special care after fears a blast of Arctic air will bring the bitterest weather for years. Health offi cial Dr... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/16/2015: Front Page: JUST ONE MIGRANT A WEEK SENT BACK TO CALAIS BRITAIN sent only 49 asylum seekers back to France last year – despite thousands making their way here via Calais. On the day a new refugee camp opened in the French port, it was revealed fewer than one migrant a week was returned after being caught... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/16/2015: Front Page: Terrorist 2 killed by cops DEATH RAID: Police at the scene AT least two suspects were killed last night during a “jihadi-related” anti-terror raid in Belgium. Machine gun fire and explosions were heard as police swooped on a suspected terror cell. It follows the violence in... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/16/2015: NEWS: Rare video games can net a fortune An online auction for a copy of Stadium Events, a rare NES video game, is set to end today – with the highest bid standing at £21,000. If you have old video games in the attic, it’s worth digging through for one of these. “Gamma Attack” (Atari 2600):... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: LONDON’S RECORD £3BILLION TOURIST BONANZA FOREIGN tourists spent a record £3.56 billion in London last summer as unprecedented numbers of visitors swarmed to attractions such as Tate Modern and the Imperial War Museum. Two years after the Olympics turbo-charged London’s global profile, the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/16/2015: Front Page: Duchess goes back to school The Duchess of Cambridge, who is six months pregnant, wore a £450 Madderson London maternity dress yesterday on a visit to Barlby Primary School, in Ladbroke Grove, London, to open an art room Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/16/2015: FRONT PAGE: US: encryption crucial to avert cyber-attacks A secret US cybersecurity report warned that government and private computers were being left vulnerable to online attacks from Russia, China and criminal gangs because encryption technologies were not being implemented fast enough. The advice, in a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/16/2015: FRONT PAGE: The missing million voters Hundreds of thousands of young people could miss the chance to vote in May’s general election following a change in the way people register, prompting fears of a “disenfranchised generation”. New figures reveal that almost one million people have gone... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/16/2015: Front Page: Oil giant BP axes 300 North Sea jobs BP HAS announced hundreds of job losses in its North Sea sector as concern grows about the plunging oil price. It expects to lose 200 onshore staff plus 100 contractors following its review of North Sea operations. Trade unions described the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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