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	10/8/2012: 1: TORIES TO LAUNCH WAR ON WORKSHY The Chancellor is to use his speech to the Tory conference in Birmingham to confi rm that handouts to the jobless and low paid need to... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/8/2012: Front Page: JOBLESS WITH BIG FAMILIES COULD LOSE BENEFITS JOBLESS parents who insist on having more children may face losing benefits. Writing in the Daily Mail today, Chancellor George Osborne and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith signal the radical move as part of their plans to slash the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/8/2012: Front Page: CHERYL:MY REVENGE ON SIMON Babe’s band snubs X Factor GOALS: Saints’ Fonte, Fulham’s Richardson & Spurs’ Lennon CHERYL Cole is taking revenge on Simon Cowell after he cruelly dumped her as a judge on the X Factor. The furious singer has shown she is still at war with the music mogul by arranging for her... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/8/2012: News: Sandi Toksvig: I was groped on air at BBC The scandal over sexual abuse in broadcasting widened yesterday as comedian Sandi Toksvig said she was groped while on air in the 1980s. David Cameron called for a full BBC inquiry into the Jimmy Savile affair. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: MISSING APRIL: NOW IT’S A MURDER INQUIRY POLICE investigating the kidnapping of April Jones today launched a murder inquiry. Officers now believe the five-year-old has been killed and re-arrested prime suspect Mark Bridger on suspicion of murder. In a dramatic statement, police said they... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/8/2012: Front Page: Boris goes to battle for the 'ignored' middle class MIDDLE-CLASS families feel “utterly ignored” and are in urgent need of help, Boris Johnson warns today. The Mayor of London positions himself as the champion of the “struggling middle” and declares: “They are not being helped.” The intervention, at... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: Unease and AK47S on the streets as Venezuelans flock to the polls Venezuelan voters turned out in droves yesterday to give their verdict on the rule of Hugo Chávez after the most closely fought presidential election since the former tank commander won power in 1998. Amid fears of unrest if the result was close,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: Vaccine breakthrough may mean no more badger culls British scientists have made a breakthrough which may enable cattle to be vaccinated against TB, doing away with the need to cull the badgers believed to be infecting them. Currently, vaccinating cattle against bovine tuberculosis is banned throughout... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/8/2012: Front Page: Tories: Just 12% of homes contribute to economy SCOTTISH Tory leader Ruth Davidson has claimed just 12 per cent of Scots households make a net contribution to the economy. She is set to tell a Scottish fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham today that it is “staggering”... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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