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	10/23/2012: FRONTPAGE: MILLIONS MUST WORK FOREVER THE pensions crisis means millions of Britons will never be able to retire, an alarming report has found. Nearly 1.5 million people who are over 65 still work. And more than half of them say they have no option but to carry on as they do not have... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/23/2012: Front Page: SAVILE’S VICTIMS TO SUE FOR MILLIONS JIMMY SAVILE’S victims are launching compensation claims for millions of pounds, it emerged last night. They are to sue the BBC, NHS and the education authorities for failing to prevent the sexual predator and accomplices carrying out attacks over... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/23/2012: Front Page: 1,400 COPS TOBE QUIZZED MORE than 1,400 police will be quizzed for the new probe into the Hillsborough disaster, in which 96 Liverpool fans died. The names of the South Yorkshire officers have been passed to a watchdog probing the Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/23/2012: News: School days to forget Sir John Gurdon He may have been awarded the Nobel Prize this year for his work on cloning, but at 15 Sir John ranked last in his year group at Eton for biology. He “will not listen”, his teacher said. Cameron Diaz Diaz used to get into scraps... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/22/2012: FRONT PAGE: ‘BOMBERS PLOTTED ATTACKS BIGGER THAN 7/7’ A GANG of Muslim jihadists planned to launch a bombing campaign to eclipse the London attacks of 7/7, a court heard today. One of the plotters even described the plot as “another 9/11”, the jury was told. It is alleged they aimed to detonate eight... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/23/2012: Front Page: For sale: an EU licence for faulty medical implants BRITISH patients’ health is being put at risk by unscrupulous European regulators who are prepared to license potentially dangerous medical implants for sale in this country, The Daily Telegraph discloses today. A joint undercover investigation with... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/23/2012: FRONT PAGE: Man accused of Cardiff hit-and-run death Matthew Tvrdon, 31, in court yesterday charged with one murder and 13 attempted murders in Cardiff. Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/23/2012: FRONT PAGE: Scientists are jailed for six years for failing to predict 2009 earthquake Scientists around the world have reacted with outrage to the six-year jail sentences handed out yesterday to Italian experts who were said to have downplayed the risks ahead of the devastating L’Aquila earthquake in 2009. Six seismologists and a civil... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/23/2012: Front Page: Fleet grounded after helicopter ditches A LEADING helicopter company last night grounded its entire fleet of Super Puma EC225 helicopters after one of the aircraft, with 19 people on board, was at the centre of a dramatic rescue in the North Sea. A total of 17 passengers and two crew were... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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