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	2/5/2014: FRONT PAGE: WORST STORM OF YEAR ON THE WAY GALES of up to 100mph will lash the country this weekend in the most violent storm of the year so far. Although coasts will take the biggest battering devastating gusts of 70mph are expected inland. Up to two inches of rain will pound already flood-... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/5/2014: Front Page: BETRAYAL OF 800 CANCER PATIENTS MORE than 800 patients suspected of having cancer were discharged from a hospital by mistake. At least two of them died and a further 121 may have suffered lifethreatening delays in diagnosis or treatment. A major probe has been launched into how the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/5/2014: Front Page: VOTE DEE BENEFITS Street star White Dee is finally set to get a job – as an MP. Neighbours are urging the straight-talking mum, real name Deirdre Kelly, to stand for Parliament after she starred in a live TV debate. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/5/2014: Front Page: Generation no vote Hundreds of thousands of people aged 18 to 21 have lost the right to vote – with situation worsening 1 in 4 young people could be missing from register Fear that young adults are becoming increasingly disillusioned with Westminster party politics Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: TUBE STRIKE IS ‘SHAMEFUL’ THE Prime Minister today branded the Tube strikes as “shameful” as business leaders warned the action would cost London’s economy £200 million. David Cameron said the first 48-hour walkout starting at nine tonight would cause “misery” for hard-working... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/5/2014: Front Page: The tragedy of Somerset? Nothing happened for long, says Prince STANDING on the poetically named Burrow Mump, surveying the inland sea that was once prime farmland on the Somerset Levels, the Prince of Wales summed up the scene with a single word: “Shocking.” Shocking, locals would say, that an area the size of... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/5/2014: FRONT PAGE: Grayling vows to get tougher on terrorism Chris Grayling will aim to burnish his rightwing credentials as a tough justice secretary today by promising fresh crackdowns on terrorists and an end to the use of “simple” cautions for repeat offenders. The new criminal justice and courts bill,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/5/2014: FRONT PAGE: The battle for Homs The sound of shellfire boomed every few seconds from the besieged Old City. The rebels, surrounded in the densely packed quarter, replied with mortars of their own. Each of them detonated with a sharp crack, shaking the walls of the building I was in,... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/5/2014: Front Page: BP boss’s warning on independence Gay marriage supporters celebrate at the Scottish Parliament yesterday as MSPs pass legislation allowing same-sex weddings COTTisH independence would create “big uncertainties” for BP, the boss of the energy giant has warned, in one of the most... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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