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	10/5/2012: 1: The massive hunt continued overnight for April Jones, aged fi ve Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/5/2012: Front Page: MPS’ SHOCK AT BBC TAX DEALS THE BBC hands out 25,000 contracts a year that can help its workers pay less tax, MPs reveal today. The off-the-books arrangements create ‘suspicions of complicity in tax avoidance’, according to Commons spending watchdog Margaret Hodge. The workers... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/5/2012: Front Page: Jimmy: ‘My love of teens’ BOOK SHOCK: Jimmy Savile SIR Jimmy Savile confessed to relationships with teenage girls in his autobiography. The pop pervert bragged about “fending off” parents and finding police at his door when he spent the night with a youngster. Full story:... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/5/2012: News: Turkish MPS sanction cross-border military action against Syria Turkey’s parliament yesterday authorised the country’s military to carry out cross- border operations after clashes drew Syria’s neighbour deeper into its 18-month civil war. Nato and the UN Security Council also held emergency meetings after a Syrian... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: JOBS FOR FIRST 100 APPRENTICES MORE than 100 jobless young Londoners have been given the life-changing chance to grasp the first rung of the career ladder — thanks to the amazing response of employers to our campaign. In just seven working days since the launch of Ladder for... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: Judge lifts freddie Starr libel injuction A HIGH COURT judge has lifted an injunction brought by Freddie Starr over an allegedly libellous claim. The comedian won the emergency gagging order against 11 broadcasters and newspapers late on Wednesday night, for fear that they would report an... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: Game on: Republicans hail Romney after resounding win in TV debate Jubilant Republicans declared the US election race back on yesterday, describing Mitt Romney’s clear victory over Barack Obama in the first of the presidential debates as a “game changer”. With just over a month left to the election, Republicans... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: Could Obama’s complacency cost him the election? What happened? How was a President of such uplifting image and such a way with words given such a drubbing by a man reckoned by even his own supporters to be a poor campaigner, especially when it came to connecting with ordinary people? Yet by near... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/5/2012: Front Page: SNP cuts bursaries for poor students by £1,000 Gunned down PC Fiona Bone’s adopted daughter, Jessie, five, watches as the coffin is taken into Manchester Cathedral yesterday est homes, bursaries will be reduced by nearly £1,000 from next April as the Scottish Government reduces the overall budget... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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