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	6/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: 3 BRITONS GUNNED DOWN IN PARADISE A TRAGIC British family of three were yesterday found shot dead in a luxury villa on the Costa del Sol. A husband is believed to have killed his wife and daughter then turned the gun on himself. Neighbours claimed the family had been struggling with... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/27/2013: Front Page: GEORGE DECLARES WAR ON WELFARE BRITAIN GEORGE Osborne went to war on the bloated welfare state and public sector wage bill yesterday. Savaging the ‘vested interests’ who have opposed his spending cuts so far, the Chancellor slashed a further £11.5billion from the benefits budget.... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/27/2013: Front Page: BB BULLY COP TO BE AXED BIG Brother cop Dan Neal faces being axed from the show for bullying hippy housemate Wolfy. His police-style grilling stressed her out so much she broke down in tears and her nose “exploded”. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/27/2013: Front Page: Chancellor forces jobless to wait longer for benefits Extending time to seven days would leave more families cold and hungry, say charities Further £365m of welfare cuts revealed Non-English speakers face losing payments Osborne: ‘First few days should be spent looking for work, not looking to sign on’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: OSBORNE BOOST KEEPS LONDON ON TRACK LONDON secured a six-year spending deal today that safeguarded Tube improvements, new cycleways and brought the long-awaited Crossrail 2 line a step closer. But as he kept the big transport investments on track in his spending review, George Osborne... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/27/2013: Front Page: FAREWELL FEDERER The path to Wimbledon glory opened up for Andy Murray last night after Roger Federer went out of the tournament in the second round. The seven-time Wimbledon champion, who beat Murray in last year’s final, suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Sergiy... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: The cuts that keep on coming George Osborne conjured up a populist crackdown on welfare and public sector pay yesterday as he sought to minimise the impact of a further £11.5bn of spending cuts , including £ 2.6bn taken from council budgets and £500m axed from... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: NEW COURTS, PLEASE! On a day of turmoil at Wimbledon, the defending champion Roger Federer made his earliest Wimbledon exit for a decade after being knocked out by the No 116 seed, while the women’s No 3 Maria Sharapova complained about ‘dangerous’ slippery grass after... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/27/2013: Front Page: Thousands of Scots set to keep pay rises TeNS of thousands of police, NHS workers, prison staff and civil servants in Scotland will keep their automatic annual pay rises despite plans unveiled by George Osborne to slash the public sector wage bill, SNP ministers signalled yesterday. Hours... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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