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	10/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: STORM ON WAY Police in Hounslow, west London, yesterday after a fallen tree punctures a gas main causing a blast killing two people and injuring three Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/29/2013: Front Page: MOTHER’S AGONY AS STORM GIRL LAY DYING UNDER TREE A MOTHER’S last moments with her dying daughter captured the human tragedy of yesterday’s devastating storm. Schoolgirl Bethany Freeman, 17, was one of five people killed as Britain was battered by 100mph winds and torrential rain. She was fatally... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/29/2013: Front Page: MORE KILLER STORMS ON THE WAY FIVE people were killed by the 100mph winds that blitzed Britain – as experts said megastorms will now hit us every year. Among the dead was Bethany Freeman, 17, who was crushed when a tree flattened her caravan. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/29/2013: News: Tower ravens, and other stately superstitions... Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skye Among the castle’s treasures is the Fairy Flag, said to make its bearers invincible when unfurled. However, it is claimed its powers will vanish after three uses. Betchworth Castle, Surrey A black dog is said to prowl... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: KILLER STORM TWO people were killed by falling trees today as the worst storm in years battered London and the South. A girl of 17 was crushed in a caravan where she was sleeping in Kent while a man died when a tree fell on his car as he drove to work in... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/29/2013: Front Page: Jobs for Britons, not immigrants BRITAIN must “say no” to Eastern European workers by making young people more able and willing to compete with immigrants, David Cameron has said. The Prime Minister said that in factories across the country up to half of the workforce came from... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: Delay probation shakeup or risk deaths, Grayling is told Three leading figures in the probation service have warned the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, he must delay his probation service privatisation plan for at least six months or face inevitable protection failures and risks to public safety, the... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: A MODERN BRITISH MURDER On the few occasions the quiet and self-effacing Bijan Ebrahimi ventured outside his drab council maisonette on the outskirts of Bristol, it was to tend to his flower baskets. He did not work – he had a back problem and was registered disabled – so his... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/29/2013: Front Page: Union official at heart of row quits Grangemouth A car left crushed by a fallen tree in London after storms battered southern parts of Britain, leaving four dead and 600,000 without power SEE PAGES 4&5 The union official at the centre of the Grangemouth dispute has resigned from his job at the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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