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	6/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: NEW WAVE OF MIGRANTS TO FLOOD BRITAIN THE number of migrants now queueing up to enter Britain illegally has reached crisis point with 4,000 living in a crimeridden ghetto in Calais. Experts predict the population of the lawless community will explode this summer as the refugee crisis... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/15/2015: Front Page: I FEAR I’LL NEVER SEE MY BOY AGAIN RUNAWAY mother Rebecca Minnock fears she may have lost her three-year-old son for ever. After being forced to hand Ethan to his father, she tearfully asked: ‘Am I going to be allowed to see him again? That is my biggest fear – not seeing him... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/15/2015: Front Page: Fury over jailed Rolf sick song LAWYERS say paedophile Rolf Harris must serve his full jail term after he wrote a sickening song branding his victims “festering money-grabbers”. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: The emoji language Do you really know what your favourite emoji means? Probably not, according to a new poll by YouGov, which surveyed almost 1,700 people to find out what they thought six Emojis meant. You might be quite surprised at the results: Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/12/2015: FRONT PAGE: LABOUR’S TRIUMPH IN TOWER HAMLETS NEW Tower Hamlets mayor John Biggs today vowed to clean up the scandal-hit London borough after clinching a dramatic election victory. He pledged to oust supporters of the disgraced former mayor Lutfur Rahman from the council’s cabinet. Labour’s Mr... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/15/2015: Front Page: Prince's playtime at the polo A day after appearing before crowds on the Buckingham Palace balcony for Trooping the Colour and watching the Red Arrows, Prince George yesterday was preoccupied with a rather smaller form of transport. A red and black toy car absorbed the Prince’s... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: Lives at risk in NHS eating disorder crisis The lives of people already seriously ill with eating disorders are being put at risk because they are having to wait months, and in some cases up to three years, for NHS treatment. Experts warn that specialist services are struggling to cope with a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: Half of all Britons would refuse Syrian refugees entry to the UK Almost half of British people think refugees – including those who have escaped the civil war in Syria – should be turned away from the UK. This poll finding is revealed today after photographs taken at Turkey’s border fences with Syria highlighted... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/15/2015: Front Page: 1 in 5 new cervical cancer victims over 64 AN NHS screening for cervical cancer should be extended to women over 64 after research found one in five new cases is diagnosed in this age group, health experts say. Currently women in Scotland are offered smear tests from age 25-60. However, this... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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