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	6/5/2015: FRONT PAGE: WE CAN’T CUT MIGRANT BENEFITS DAVID Cameron’s plan to block EU migrants from drawing benefi ts in Britain suffered a blow at the hands of European lawyers yesterday. The European Court of Justice signalled that jobless migrants should be entitled to state handouts if they can... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/5/2015: Front Page: MI5 AGENTS WATCHED AS I WAS TORTURED THE last ‘ Briton’ in Guantanamo Bay has given the first detailed account of how he was tortured in the presence of British agents. Shaker Aamer says his head was repeatedly slammed against a wall while a British officer was in the room. On another... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/5/2015: Front Page: THE HAND OF WAD... £3M WORLD CUP BUNG SHOCK Ireland hush money for Henry handball IRISH football chiefs took a £3million payout from Fifa over Thierry Henry’s World Cup handball, they admitted last night. Sepp Blatter paid the hush money after the French “goal” robbed the Irish of a place at South Africa 2010. FOUL PLAY: Thierry Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/5/2015: FRONT PAGE: Birthdays Dame Margaret Drabble, author, 76; Sir David Hare, playwright, 68; Ross Noble, comedian, 39; Mark Wahlberg ( actor, 44 Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/4/2015: NEWS: I’LL REVEAL SECRET BLATTER CASH DEALS FORMER Fifa vice president Jack Warner today revealed he feared for his life as he threatened a new “avalanche” of revelations about the corruption scandal engulfing world football. The latest twist to the fast-moving chain of events that has already... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/5/2015: Front Page: Queen's pride at Thatcher's achievement for women THE Queen spoke of her pride at seeing a woman become prime minister during her reign as she joined a celebration of 100 years of the Women’s Institute. Her Majesty praised the successes of British women, from climbing Everest to Baroness Thatcher... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/5/2015: FRONT PAGE: Greece steps towards the exit Greece has moved a step closer to default and possible exit from the eurozone after telling the International Monetary Fund it will not be making a debt repayment of €300m (£219m) due today. A crisis that has been going on for more than five years... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/5/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘Slowdown’ in climate change exposed as fallacy A major review of global temperatures by a US government agency has failed to find support for the view – regularly propagated by climate-change sceptics – that global warming has slowed down since 1998. The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/5/2015: Front Page: Fifa gave Irish ‘hush money’ for Thierry handball FIFA paid Irish football’s governing body not to contest the infamous Thierry Henry handball which potentially cost Ireland a 2010 World Cup place. Football Association of Ireland (FAI) chief executive John Delaney confirmed it was handed a... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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