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	10/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: GOD TOLD US TO GO FORTH AND MULTIPLY A JOBLESS father of 11 on state handouts for the past 10 years yesterday insisted it was not irresponsible “to go forth and multiply”. Former teacher Mohammed Salim and his 40- year- old wife Noreen were condemned as “selfi sh” for receiving £ 27,000... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/30/2015: Front Page: UK POPULATION SET TO ROCKET Britain’s population will soar by 10million in just 25 years thanks to immigration and high migrant birthrates, official forecasts show. By 2039 the country will be home to almost 75million people – the equivalent of adding the population of Sweden to... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/30/2015: Front Page: BLACK-EYED CHILD GHOST HAUNTS OUR BABY A COUPLE say their 10-month-old daughter is being tormented by a black-eyed child ghost. Chloe and Dave Owens first saw the spectre in Lola’s baby monitor. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: The average price of a home in London reached £499,997 last month, according to new Land Registry figures. Rents for private housing in London have increased by more than a fifth since 2010, according to the Office for National Statistics. The 20.9 per ce +20.9% +11.9% +8.5% +8.3% +7.2% +6.7% +4.4% +3.9% +3.4% Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: Petrol heads Classic car lovers are in for a treat this weekend with the Classic Car show coming to the Ally Pally. Head to our section online for our gallery of priceless cars from around the world Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/30/2015: Front Page: We few, we happy few, we band of brothers Royal Shakespeare Company actor Sam Marks carries aloft King Henry’s sword at Westminster Abbey yesterday at a service to commemorate the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt. Marks delivered the king’s St Crispin’s Day speech, invoking the... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: China abandons one-child policy China has scrapped its one-child policy, allowing all couples to have two children for the first time since draconian family planning rules were introduced more than 30 years ago. The announcement followed a four-day Communist party summit in Beijing... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/30/2015: FRONT PAGE: Shut out: the generation Britain betrayed Young people are suffering the “worst economic prospects for several generations” as a worrying age inequality gap is opening up in Britain, according to a major state-ofthe-nation report. In its biggest review yet of equality across the country, the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/30/2015: Front Page: ‘ Bailey was our beloved boy and always made us smile’ The family of a teenager killed at an Aberdeen school have paid tribute to their “beloved boy” who “never failed to make us smile”. Bailey Gwynne, during an incident 16, was stabbed at Cults Academy during lunch break on Wednesday and died in hospital... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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