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	7/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: £ 150 CHARGE TO SEE YOUR DOCTOR SO PROUD: Prince Harry revealed that he cuddled his nephew George UNCLE HARRY’S PROMISE: ‘ I’LL MAKE SURE PRINCE GEORGE HAS SOME FUN’ SEE PAGE FIVE Visit Daily Express Web Site

	7/26/2013: Front Page: MINISTER: IT’S FIRMS’ DUTY TO EMPLOY BRITONS FIRMS have a duty to hire Britons rather than immigrants, a minister declared last night. Matthew Hancock urged bosses to avoid the ‘ easy option’ of filling jobs with foreign workers when they could train local recruits instead. Courting controversy,... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/26/2013: Front Page: COPS CALLED OVER BB VIOLENT ASSAULT DETECTIVES are probing an alleged assault that took place inside the Big Brother house. They are looking into a “serious incident” that has shocked housemates including Hazel O’Sullivan, above. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	7/26/2013: Front Page: Half of GPs want public to pay to see a doctor Patients should face £25 fee for a routine appointment, say medics GPs claim charges are the only way to reduce ‘unmanageable workloads’ Opponents warn of threat to the ‘founding principles’ of the NHS Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/25/2013: FRONT PAGE: ECONOMY IS ON THE MEND, SAYS OSBORNE BRITAIN is “on the mend”, George Osborne declared today, as official figures showed growth has doubled since the start of the year. Gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 0.6 per cent in the three months to June, compared with 0.3 per cent in the first... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/26/2013: Front Page: Driver of crashed train 'boasted about speeding' ONE of the drivers of a Spanish train that careered off the tracks, killing at least 80 people, had boasted about speeding on his Facebook page. Francisco Jose Garzon de Amo, 52, a train driver with 30 years’ experience, was under police guard in... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: City was preparing for its festival. Now it is mourning 80 dead in railway disaster The bridge should be a point where, on the holy day of St James, pilgrims cross the railway line and enter the north-western Spanish city that houses his shrine, Santiago de Compostela. But yesterday it was still the macabre site of Europe’s worst rail... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: The 120mph mystery Investigations into Spain’s worst rail disaster in more than 40 years – which has left at least 80 people dead and more than 160 injured, many of them seriously – are zeroing in on the driver after officials confirmed that excessive speed caused the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/26/2013: Front Page: SNP set for showdown over minimum pricing THE SNP’s plan to bring in a minimum price for alcohol is likely to come to a showdown in the European courts, ministers have acknowledged for the first time, amid fresh evidence of international opposition to the proposal. Health secretary Alex Neil... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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