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	2/13/2014: FRONT PAGE: MORTGAGE JOY FOR MILLIONS MILLIONS of British home owners got a mortgage boost yesterday with news that interest rates will stay low for years. Bank of England governor Mark Carney said there were no plans to raise the cost of borrowing from the current record low of 0.5... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/13/2014: Front Page: HAVOC WINDS of 108mph tore across Britain last night bringing fresh misery after weeks of floods and storms. A hurricane-force blast caused transport chaos, felled electricity pylons, ripped roofs off buildings and battered already damaged flood... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/13/2014: Front Page: NEVER ENDING STORM Britain battered...and more hell to come Picture: STACEY CLARKE/LIPSTICK SYNDICATION AHOWLING 110mph storm pounded weatherravaged Britain last night. And the chaos will continue, with more rain and snow on the way. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/13/2014: Front Page: Storms to wipe £ 14bn off British economy Leading analyst warns bad weather could reduce GDP by 1 per cent in a month Widespread flooding is ‘now affecting a key part of the UK’s economic heartland’ ‘Red alert’ issued in North, West and Wales as wind gusts reach more than 100mph Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: RED ALERT DAVID CAMERON’S vow to spend whatever it takes to relieve flood victims was thrown into confusion today as parts of London were put on “critical” alert. One of his Cabinet ministers said there was “no blank cheque” for flood repairs, triggering claims... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/13/2014: Front Page: 'An unparalleled natural crisis' BRITAIN is in the grip of an “unparalleled natural crisis”, the Army officer in charge of the flood recovery effort declared last night. As hurricane-force winds gusting at more than 100mph lashed the country, forecasters warned that the weather will... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/13/2014: FRONT PAGE: Eye of the storm: hurricane-force winds lash Britain as floods continue Hundred-mile an hour winds buffeted Wales yesterday, leaving more than 50,000 people without power supplies, and caused chaos on the road and rail networks in north-west England. A high of 108mph was recorded in Aberdaron, as the Met Office issued a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/13/2014: NEWS: Act now on poaching Thanks to Independent readers, the campaign to save Africa’s wild elephants from extinction is making real progress. Through your generosity, £450,000 has been raised – enough, according to the charity that is the beneficiary of the appeal, appreciably... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/13/2014: Front Page: UK says no to formal currency union THE UK government will not agree to allow an independent Scotland to use the pound, Chancellor George osborne is to say today in a major speech in Edinburgh. In a watershed for the referendum debate, Mr osborne is set to be joined by his labour shadow... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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