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	7/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: BRITISH POLICE THINK SHE IS ALIVE TWELVE Britons were identified as suspects yesterday as Scotland Yard began a new inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. They are among 38 new names to emerge from a review of the case which has convinced senior detectives that she could... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	7/5/2013: Front Page: BULGER KILLER GOES FREE AGAIN THE parents of murdered toddler James Bulger expressed outrage last night that one of his killers is to be freed again. Denise Fergus and Ralph Bulger said they were ‘filled with terror’ by the decision to grant parole to Jon Venables, 30. The child... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/5/2013: Front Page: MADDIE IS STILL ALIVE MISSING Madeleine McCann could still be alive, Scotland Yard detectives announced last night. British police launched their own investigation yesterday into her disappearance. They already have a hit list of potential suspects and 12 of them are... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	7/5/2013: Front Page: Bulger killer to be freed Jon Venables will be released with secret identity, 20 years after he murdered toddler Dismay from victim’s family at ‘reckless decision’: ‘He is still a danger to himself and to the public’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: MADDY POLICE TARGET TWELVE BRITONS TWELVE Britons are on a list of possible suspects in a new criminal inquiry into the case of missing Madeleine McCann, it was revealed today. Scotland Yard announced it was launching a full-scale investigation into her disappearance and repeated an... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/5/2013: Front Page: Police: every chance Madeleine is alive Scotland Yard yesterday began a full investigation into the case of Madeleine McCann, the girl who disappeared six years ago from a Portuguese holiday resort. Detectives say there is ‘every chance she is alive’ and have 38 possible suspects Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Egypt prepares for backlash as Morsi allies reject new regime Egypt is this morning braced for further dramatic events as the vanquished Muslim Brotherhood yesterday called for a “day of rejection” following a widespread crackdown on its leadership by the country’s new interim president, Adly Mansour. Supporters... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Unite? Labour in crisis as union chief turns on Miliband Labour was at war with its biggest donor last night after Len McCluskey, the leader of Unite, accused Ed Miliband of a “smear” and “a stitch-up” in a bitter dispute over the union’s influence inside the party. Mr Miliband was engulfed in his biggest... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/5/2013: Front Page: MP forced to quit in Labour election row LABOUR’S election co-ordinator Tom Watson was forced to quit yesterday and two party workers were suspended as the row over the Unite trade union’s alleged attempt to rig candidate selection in the Falkirk constituency claimed its first scalps. In a... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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