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	7/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: SEND IN ARMY TO HALT MIGRANT INVASION THE escalating migrant crisis in Calais prompted demands yesterday for troops to be sent in. As one migrant died and 1,500 attempted to storm Eurotunnel trains, offi cials on both sides of the Channel bickered over how to sort out the mess. The... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	7/30/2015: Front Page: CALAIS: SEND IN THE ARMY DEMANDS were growing last night for Britain to send in the Army as the Calais illegal immigrant crisis escalated dramatically. For the second night running, migrants laid siege to the Channel Tunnel, with 1,500 trying to storm through. In the chaos,... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/30/2015: Front Page: CHUNNEL CRISIS: SEND IN THE ARMY (That’s if we’ve still got one) BRITAIN was last night urged to send in the Army to tackle the Channel Tunnel migrant crisis – just as a defence shake-up axed 20,000 soldiers three years early. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	7/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: A literary agent renowned for securing big advances for his authors’ debut novels is putting his clients to shame. Bill Clegg’s own first work of fiction is included on the Man Booker Prize long list of 13 nominated novels. – Bill Clegg (US) – Anne Enright (Ireland) – Marlon James (Jamaica) – Laila Lalami (US) – Tom McCarthy (UK) – Chigozie Obioma (Nigeria) – Andrew O’Hagan (UK) – Marilynne Robinson (US) – Anuradha Roy (India) – Sunjeev Sahota (UK) – Anna Smaill (New... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

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	7/30/2015: Front Page: O’Sullevan, the voice of racing, dies aged 97 Sir Peter O’Sullevan, for half a century the voice of racing on BBC television, died yesterday aged 97. The commentator began his career with the corporation after the Second World War and retired in 1997, when he was knighted Sport: Pages 10-11 Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: He’s now the 5/4 favourite. The Corbyn bandwagon rolls on Jeremy Corbyn regards it as badge of honour: Tony Blair’s barb that anyone voting for the insurgent candidate needs a heart transplant. It is only a matter of time before the T-shirts start appearing with “I Need A Transplant”. They might need a lot of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: Britain reopens the door to dirty money The Government is reviewing the Bribery Act after business leaders claimed it was making it difficult for British firms to export goods. The Business Secretary, Sajid Javid, is inviting companies to comment on whether the tough anti-corruption... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/30/2015: Front Page: Bin lorry crash driver ‘lied’ about blackouts THE Glasgow bin lorry crash that killed six people days before Christmas could have been avoided if the driver “had told the truth” in his job application to the city council, an inquiry has heard. Harry Clarke was driving the council truck in Glasgow... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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