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	7/27/2013: Front Page: Come and take our jobs, Britain tells EU workers BRITAIN is advertising 800,000 jobs to people in the European Union creating more competition for the unemployed at home, it was revealed yesterday. Almost six in every 10 vacancies on a taxpayer-funded EU website are in the UK, raising questions... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	7/27/2013: Front Page: 500,000 MIGRANTS GET SOCIAL HOUSING NEARLY half a million immigrants have been given taxpayer-funded homes over the past decade. The revelation comes as the number of families on the waiting list for social housing hits a record 1.8million. Most are British born. Of the four million... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/27/2013: Front Page: DALEY BACK IN BIG BRO SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2013 Simply take the voucher on Page 33 to a participating retailer and collect your free Health Lottery Quick Pick ticket, bought for you by the Daily Star. 18+. Terms and conditions, game rules and procedures apply. Voucher valid... Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	7/27/2013: News: Instant proposal as Bill becomes law it down, your holiness. Some of us have a job.” The baby’s bottom lip begins to quiver. “But I’m privileged! Apparently I’ll never want for anything! I’m third in line to the bloody throne! Obey me!” The corgi yawns. “Yeah, well, I’ve got news for... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: LONDON’S GOLDEN OLYMPIC LEGACY THE golden legacy of hope from London’s 2012 Olympics is revealed in an exclusive anniversary poll today. A year after the world’s greatest sporting tournament thrilled the nation, research by Ipsos MORI for the Evening Standard finds Britons are... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: Another heir called George After a week dominated by the birth of Prince George of Cambridge, a new picture of Downton Abbey’s Lady Mary with her baby George. The fourth series of the ITV show begins in September Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: Salmon Dave? Samantha and David Cameron eye up the wares in a fish market in Aljezur, southern Portugal, where they are on a family holiday Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/27/2013: FRONT PAGE: Anti-racism smear scandal: how low did the police stoop? New and disturbing evidence of systematic and nationwide attempts by police to smear anti-racism campaigners surfaced last night, as the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) mounted an investigation into the “improper surveillance” of the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/27/2013: Front Page: AA says prices set to fall further after ‘no win, no fee’ crackdown index began 19 years ago. The figure for third party, fire and theft insurance also dipped in the past 12 months, down 4.8 per cent to £820.58. Premiums have been rising steadily in recent years, driven by an increase in the number of “no win, no fee”... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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