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	2/7/2014: FRONT PAGE: Cheers as Roache DELIGHTED Coronation Street star Bill Roache said there were “no winners” yesterday after being cleared of sex attacks on five girls. There were cheers and applause in Preston Crown Court as the jury cleared Mr Roache in under six hours. He is the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/7/2014: Front Page: HOW DID IT EVER GET TO COURT? POLICE and prosecutors were accused of serious errors of judgment last night after William Roache was cleared of sex abuse. After a jury took less than six hours to reject the allegations dating back almost half a century, there were furious claims... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/7/2014: Front Page: CORRIE KEN: MY YEAR OF HELL BILL Roache was yesterday the third Corrie star in seven months to be cleared of sex crimes. The actor, who plays Ken Barlow in the ITV soap, vowed to put his year of hell behind him and get back to work. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/7/2014: Front Page: Corrie star cleared of sex attacks Jurors find Bill Roache not guilty of two rapes and four indecent assaults Police and CPS stand by prosecution Actor: ‘ There are no winners’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/6/2014: FRONT PAGE: HUNT FOR HITMAN: YARD IN NEW MOVE DETECTIVES investigating the Mafia- st yle attempted murder of a wealthy Russian banker in Canary Wharf have travelled to Romania in the hunt for the gunman, the Evening Standard has learned. Police want to interview an alleged gangland hitman about... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/7/2014: Front Page: Flood defences delayed for birds FLOOD defences which would have protected the Devon coast were delayed so the Environment Agency could consider the impact on birds, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. At a meeting with peers and Network Rail last month, officials from the embattled... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/7/2014: FRONT PAGE: Mutilation of girls: pressure grows on Gove The Department for Education was under growing pressure last night to write to all teachers informing them of the horrors of female genital mutilation, as a petition urging Michael Gove to intervene gathered 70,000 signatures in its first 24... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/7/2014: FRONT PAGE: As Roache is cleared, now it’s the police in the dock Police and prosecutors said last night they would continue to investigate allegations of historical abuse involving celebrities. They had faced criticism after the acquittal of Coronation Street star William Roache, who was found not guilty of rape... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/7/2014: Front Page: Cameron urges English to campaign for Union DAVID Cameron will today appeal to the millions of Britons who are unable to vote in the Scottish referendum to help save the Union. The Prime Minister will call on the people of england, Wales and Northern Ireland to send a message to Scotland that... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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