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	3/23/2013: Clegg Dumps Lib Dem Vow On Amnesty: Tories urge Cameron to slash immigration FEARS that Eastern European poachers are decimating Britain’s freshwater fish stocks have forced conservationists to start a nationwide poster campaign – in five languages. Fishing in rivers, canals and some lakes is illegal during the close season to... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	3/23/2013: Front Page: COULD WE FACE GAS RATIONING? FREEZING Britain was last night facing the unprecedented prospect of gas rationing. A combination of bitterly cold weather and pipeline failures has left the energy grid at breaking point. The country has less than 36 hours of gas reserves remaining... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/23/2013: Front Page: Bid to halt fish theft A NATIONWIDE poster campaign in five languages has been launched in a bid to stop immigrants stealing fish from rivers to eat. Angling in rivers and canals is illegal from March 15 to June 15 to protect stocks. But migrants seeking food are flouting... Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	3/23/2013: News: MPs chilled by this Northern exposure For all of their fork-tongued, cravenly-ambitious, hateful obsequiousness, what irritates me most about politicians of every badge is the din they make when they congregate in that preposterously gothic palace down by the river. If you thought they... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: MOTHER AND BABY KILLED IN RAIL HORROR A MOTHER and her child were hit and killed by a train in front of horrified rush-hour commuters at a suburban London station today. The woman is said to have leapt onto the tracks with her toddler son and lain down seconds before a train pulled into... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/23/2013: Front Page: More cuts to Forces and Police THE Armed Forces and the police will face further spending cuts because the Coalition will not sanction any more reductions to welfare payments, a senior Treasury minister has warned. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph today, Danny Alexander,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: Nimby Tories ready to defy Osborne on housebuilding David Cameron and George Osborne face a divisive battle with Conservative town halls over their £15bn plan to fuel a housebuilding boom after a new “nimby index” revealed that eight out of 10 Tory councillors believe their areas are already... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: Freezing UK faces gas rationing in two weeks Britain faces the prospect of gas rationing for the first time as the prolonged cold weather pushes the energy grid close to breaking point, experts warned yesterday. Only two more weeks of low temperatures could force the authorities to restrict... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/23/2013: Front Page: National Galleries 2-for-1 Peploe ticket offer SatturdayMahrch 23 2013 Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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