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	10/26/2013: Front Page: Interest rate shock for care home loans PENSIONERS will be hit with massive interest rate charges on loans they take out to fund the cost of their residential care under Government plans. Interest is to be charged at around four per cent on any deferred payment scheme offered by local... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	10/26/2013: Front Page: NOW ROYAL MAIL PLAN TO SWAMP YOU WITH COLD CALLS HouseHolds face a bombardment of cold calls and unwanted post in a new junk mail offensive. Royal Mail, which has just been privatised, is putting barcodes on letters, allowing it to tell firms when their marketing messages have been delivered. Armed... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/26/2013: Front Page: For every reader MADDIE IS ALIVE The REAL reason Portuguese cops reopened the case Postage required Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	10/26/2013: News: Don’t waste our time with such twaddle As you might expect in a thrusting, modern newspaper office, people round here are usually first in the queue when it comes to finding out about world events. Not much gets past us. Well, I say that. Stories about the fennel- and marjoram-based skin-... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/25/2013: FRONT PAGE: LONDON CHIEFS ‘IN DENIAL ON GANGS’ LONDON political leaders are “in complete denial” about violent gangs blighting some areas, Cabinet minister Iain Duncan Smith declared today. In a dramatic wake-up call, he said some borough leaders refuse to admit the crisis for fear of driving... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/26/2013: Front Page: Saatchi legal case 'to reveal truth' about their divorce Charles Saatchi, the millionaire art collector, has threatened legal proceedings against his ex-wife, the television cook Nigella Lawson, in a case which could lift the lid on what he says are the reasons for their divorce and exactly what happened at... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/26/2013: COOK WEEKEND: GCHQ fears challenge over mass spying, leak reveals The UK intelligence agency GCHQ has repeatedly warned it fears a “damaging public debate” on the scale of its activities because it could lead to legal challenges against its mass-surveillance programmes, classified internal documents reveal. Memos... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Gove accused of free school ‘fraud’ cover-up More than £80,000 was misused at a free school previously lauded by David Cameron, with false invoices submitted to Whitehall and taxpayers’ money used to hold parties, buy furniture for staff and pay for first-class rail travel, according to a... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/26/2013: Front Page: Plant secure for next 25 years, says owner The future of the Grangemouth industrial site has been secured for the next 25 years, the plant’s billionaire owner has told The Scotsman. More than 800 jobs at the site’s petrochemical plant were saved yesterday after the Unite union accepted a... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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