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	6/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: MIGRANTS WILL PAY FOR NHS UP to £ 500million a year spent by the NHS on treating migrants is to be clawed back in a new crackdown on welfare tourism. The Government yesterday unveiled an initial scheme designed to reward health trusts that reclaim payments for caring for EU... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/18/2014: Front Page: HUNT: BAN COSMETIC SURGERY ON THE NHS COSMETIC surgery should no longer be available on the NHs, Jeremy Hunt said yesterday. The Health Secretary said he understood public anger at taxpayers having to fund breast enlargements, dental work, nose jobs and tummy tucks. He insisted such... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/18/2014: Front Page: LINEKER’S WIFE PLAYS AWAY With PIERS MORGAN! TELLY football host Gary Lineker’s giggling wife was playing away from home yesterday with hate-figure Piers Morgan. But Gary hit back from his Brazil World Cup base after Piers swooped on Danielle at Royal Ascot. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/18/2014: NEWS: Ferry crew: rescues were not up to us The crew members of a ferry that sank with the loss of almost 300 lives argued it was up to the coastguard to rescue the passengers, not them. The crew face charges of homicide and negligence. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/17/2014: FRONT PAGE: POLICE FAILED TO STOP DEATH RAVE SCOTLAND YARD was facing questions today over why officers failed to stop an illegal rave which left a “talented” 15-year-old schoolboy dead and another teenager seriously ill. Both were rushed to hospital after reportedly drinking beer laced with... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/18/2014: Front Page: A royal wave ?Nice try, Mike Zara Phillips and her husband Mike Tindall wave to the Queen and other members of the Royal family taking part in the traditional carriage procession at the start of Royal Ascot yesterday. Prince Harry accompanied his grandmother to the race meeting... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: how UK exploits snooping laws The true extent of the government’s interception of Google, Facebook and Twitter – including private messages between British citizens – was officially confirmed for the first time yesterday. The government’s most senior security official, Charles... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/18/2014: FRONT PAGE: Rabbit-hutch Britain Britain is in the grip of an invisible housing squeeze with millions of people living in homes that are too small for them, according to new research which reveals that more than half of all dwellings are failing to meet minimum modern standards on... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/18/2014: Front Page: National probe into baby ashes scandal A NATIONWIDE investigation into what happened to the remains of every child cremated in the baby ashes scandal was announced yesterday by the Scottish Government. The establishment of a national team to investigate cases across Scotland came as... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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