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	5/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: TERROR FANATICS BEHEAD SOLDIER TWO suspected terrorists were shot by police yesterday after they kidnapped a soldier in broad daylight and hacked him to death in the street. Police marksmen gunned down the killers who were seen “chopping and cutting” the defenceless man with a long... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/23/2013: News: Chilling cameraphone rant of killer brandishing a cleaver CLUTCHING a bloodied meat cleaver after executing a soldier on a crowded street, he delivers a chilling message of hate. ‘You people will never be safe,’ he declares in a clear south London accent. ‘An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.’ In broad... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/23/2013: Front Page: SOLDIER BEHEADED ON LONDON STREET Targeted for wearing Help For Heroes T-shirt Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/23/2013: Front Page: Terror returns to Britain Two men shot after soldier wearing Help for Heroes T-shirt beheaded outside barracks Witnesses say suspected attackers posed for photos waving a machete and a gun Security tightened in bases around country after first terror attack since 7/ 7 bombings... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: MAN IS CHARGED WITH 1982 HYDE PARK BOMBING A MAN was charged today with the murder of four soldiers in the 1982 IRA bombing in Hyde Park. John Downey, 61, of County Donegal, was held by police as he stepped off a plane at Gatwick on Sunday. He is accused of detonating a nail bomb, the first of... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/23/2013: Front Page: An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. We won't stop fighting you until you leave us alone A BRITISH soldier was butchered on a busy London street yesterday by two Islamist terrorists, one of whom proclaimed afterwards: “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” In the first terrorist murder on the British mainland since the 7/7 suicide... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘You people will never be safe’ A man suspected of staging a terrorist attack that left a British soldier dead near a military barracks in London, was caught on camera clutching a meat cleaver and knife in hands apparently covered in the blood of his victim, as he justified the... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘Sickening, deluded and unforgivable’ Terrorism returned to the streets of Britain yesterday when a soldier was murdered by two suspected Islamists who attempted to behead and disembowel him as he left a barracks, in the first deadly attack since the 2005 London bombings. One of the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/23/2013: Front Page: Man killed in street in ‘terrorist attack’ Assailants held after being shot by police never stop fighting you.” Prime Minister David Cameron last night said there were “strong indications that it is a terrorist incident”. If this is confirmed, it would be the first successful terrorist attack on British soil since the London bombings... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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