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	10/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: 24 HOURS OF STORM CHAOS EMERGENCY services will be on high alert all day as “one of the worst storms in history” continues to batter Britain. Hurricane- force gusts of up to 100mph are expected to rage until this evening, with torrential downpours sparking flood... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/28/2013: Front Page: SHUTDOWN! BRITAIN’s transport system was thrown into chaos last night as st Jude’s storm left train services suspended, flights cancelled and roads closed. Millions of commuters were warned ‘not to travel unless necessary’ as emergency services prepared for the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/28/2013: Front Page: MADDIE: VITAL CLUES HIDDEN FOR 5 YEARS CRUCIAL evidence that could hold the key to finding Madeleine McCann was kept secret for five years, it was revealed last night. The bombshell file includes two e-fits of a man seen carrying a sleeping blonde-haired girl to the beach in Praia da Luz,... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/28/2013: News: Expensive homes A Grade II-listed, 200-year-old house near London’s fashionable Borough Market is expected to become the most expensive council house in Britain today when it goes under the hammer with a reserve price of £2.3m. But what else could you snap up from the... 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

	10/28/2013: Front Page: Storm brings chaos for millions MILLIONS of commuters faced chaos today as rail services across large parts of the country were cancelled after warnings that Britain would be battered by the most severe storm in a decade. Most train operators in the south of England last night... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: Weekend rail closures for up to 14 years if HS2 is scrapped Alternatives to building Britain’s second high-speed rail link which would instead upgrade existing lines could need 14 years of weekend closures to complete, according to government- sponsored studies released today. The claims were published as... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: Long, cold winter for 3 million who can’t pay their energy bills Three million elderly people fear they will not be able to stay warm in their own homes this winter, following the recent steep increases in the cost of heating, according to research published today. The plight of many older householders emerged as... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/28/2013: Front Page: Rock legend Lou Reed dies at 7 1 Lou reed, one of rock’s most influential stars, has died. tributes were paid to the former Velvet Underground frontman last night Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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