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	1/6/2016: FRONT PAGE: BRITAIN MOVES CLOSER TO EU EXIT THE campaign to get Britain out of the European Union dramatically stepped up a gear yesterday. It came as David Cameron freed members of his government to support publicly the outcome they prefer in the in- out referendum. The Prime Minister... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/6/2016: Front Page: VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY! IN a historic victory for open debate, David Cameron yesterday set his Cabinet ministers free to campaign for Britain to quit the EU. His dramatic announcement follows intense pressure from senior colleagues, party grandees and the Daily Mail. The PM... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/6/2016: Front Page: REVOLTING Jez team rebel over MP’s axe RESHUFFLE HOLD-UP: Corbyn JEREMY Corbyn has sparked a big revolt by dumping “talented” Michael Dugher from his Shadow Cabinet. Nine of Corbyn’s top team spoke out after the Shadow Culture Secretary paid the price for “too much straight-talking,... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/6/2016: FRONT PAGE: A survey of citizens from 40 countries has measured how people around the world feel about religion. One fifth (21 per cent) of Britons consider religion to be “very important” – making the UK the eighth least religious country. Here’s how Britain compar five countries and percentage of people who consider religion to be “very important” Ethiopia: 98% Senegal: 97% = Indonesia: 95% = Uganda: 95% Pakistan 93% five China: 3% Japan: 11% France: 14% Australia: 18% = South Korea: 19% = Russia: 19% 1 2 3 3... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/5/2016: FRONT PAGE: BLOODBATH ON THE HIGH STREET FEARS of a Christmas trading bloodbath gripped the High Street today as fashion giant Next revealed that sales at its 500 stores slumped in the run up to the festive break. Balmy weather during November and December was blamed for “lacklustre” trading... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/6/2016: Front Page: Obama’s tears for the victims of gun crime United States President Barack Obama shed a tear as he spoke movingly about the deaths of 26 people, including 20 children, at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut in 2012. Announcing plans to crack down on America’s rampant gun culture,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/6/2016: FRONT PAGE: Tearful Obama lays down the law on guns A tear-stained Barack Obama marked his final year in office with a call for US gun control yesterday as he outlined new rules that would close important loopholes in background checks but left much of the political heavy-lifting to his successor. In a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/6/2016: FRONT PAGE: Rebels defiant as Corbyn is ridiculed by man he sacked Labour’s fragile unity was under intense strain last night as the party’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, led a backlash against the sacking of a prominent shadow minister by Jeremy Corbyn. On a day of confusion, bordering on farce, as the Labour leader... Visit The Independent Web Site

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