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	12/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: MIGRANTS SET TO FLOOD IN FEARS of a fresh wave of migrants were raised last night as a new reception centre across the Channel proves to be a magnet for refugees. Hundreds have flooded the Calais area vowing to try to get to the UK after French authorities opened the five-... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	12/11/2013: Front Page: TESCO BLAST AT ‘FUSSY’ SHOPPERS FUSSY shoppers are a major cause of food waste, Tesco claimed yesterday. The supermarket giant said UK customers ‘always pick the cream of the crop’, forcing it to bin thousands of tons of old or misshapen produce. Its Eastern European customers are,... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: TULISA CRAZY DRUGS RAP FIGHTBACK POP babe Tulisa Contostavlos yesterday kicked off her fightback against drugs charges in a series of shocking pictures. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	12/11/2013: News: Abu Qatada pleads not guilty to charges The radical cleric Abu Qatada has pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges in Jordan. He was convicted in his absence of involvement in bombings in 1998 and a foiled terrorist plot in 2000, but is now being retried. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘A LIFE LIKE NO OTHER’ AMERICA’S first black president today hailed Nelson Mandela as “the last great liberator of the 20th century”. Barack Obama told a vast crowd at the state memorial service for the former South African president: “The world thanks you for sharing... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/11/2013: Front Page: A day to remember: world leaders unite for Mandela ONLY one man was ever going to please the soaked, restless and expectant crowd at Nelson Mandela’s memorial service yesterday. They wanted soaring rhetoric, they wanted hope and above all they wanted President Barack Obama, who arrived very late but... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/11/2013: SIMON AMSTELL: Luck not poverty is the great educational divide – Ofsted The uneven quality of schools across the country means England is divided into “lucky and unlucky children” in terms of access to high-quality teaching, and poverty is no longer a predictor of educational failure, the head of Ofsted will argue... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Mandela’s memorial: the people have their say Thousands of mourners at the official memorial service for Nelson Mandela booed and jeered the South African President Jacob Zuma as the ceremony in the pouring rain veered wildly off script. The US President Barack Obama – one of 91 world leaders in... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/11/2013: Front Page: ‘ He makes me want to be a better man’ THE Long Walk may have ended in the rain, but a torrential downpour did not dampen the spirits of tens of thousands of South Africans and dozens of world leaders who yesterday attended the national memorial service for Nelson Mandela. Eulogised by US... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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