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	12/22/2012: Front Page: ‘Payouts from state’ in pensions shake-up RETIRED people could get a £62,000 payout under radical plans to shake up the pension system, industry experts predicted yesterday. Pensioners would get the lump sum in exchange for giving up part of their state pension under a series of reforms... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	12/22/2012: Front Page: CHARLES: DOCTORS MUST LEARN CARE AND COMPASSION THE Health Service must learn to listen to its patients and be more caring, Prince Charles said yesterday. Modern medicine and technology are putting the ‘human touch’ at risk, according to the heir to the throne. In a heartfelt plea, he said medical... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/22/2012: Front Page: ALL YANKS WANT FOR XMAS IS A GUN Nation’s shame after massacre of 20 children SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2012 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	12/22/2012: News: Absenteeism is not to be sneezed at est journalist to drop where he or she stood. Just watch where you’re stepping, that’s all. As a result, it’s been sick-note central here. I’m not saying we’re one or two bodies short, but the Editor has threatened to ring-fence the whole office to... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/21/2012: NEWS: PM and Mayor back Met chief on plebgate DAVID Cameron and Boris Johnson today backed the Metropolitan police commissioner after Andrew Mitchell questioned hi s impartialit y in the plebgate row. The former Chief Whip is understood to have “no confidence” in Bernard Hogan-Howe after the Met... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/22/2012: Front Page: Drivers facing threat of new tolls MOTORISTS could face new tolls or pay some of their road tax to private companies which take over the running of the motorway network, under plans being discussed in Whitehall. Reforms that could give private investors control over Britain’s biggest... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/22/2012: FRONT PAGE: US gun lobby calls for armed school guards The National Rifle Association, one of the most powerful lobbying groups in the US, has called for armed security guards to be posted in every school in the country and insisted that, in the wake of the Newtown massacre, the only solution to gun... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/22/2012: FRONT PAGE: THE MAN WHO FELL OUT OF THE SKY His fateful decision to stow away in the undercarriage of a passenger jet bound for Heathrow ended in death on a suburban street in west London 2,500 feet below. But who was this man and what drove him to this desperate act? Now, three months on,... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/22/2012: Front Page: Quangos £113m bill for advisers, PR and travel David Cameron pays a Christmas visit to troops in Afghanistan, and announces their withdrawal could be speeded up SCOTLAND’S quangos spent £113 million of taxpayers’ cash on public relations, consultancy fees, overseas travel and hospitality in one... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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