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	8/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: WORLD’S MOST WANTED MAN THE fanatic suspected of beheading journalist James Foley was identifi ed last night as a well- spoken Briton who calls himself “John”. The black- clad Islamic State killer is said to lead a British terror gang nicknamed The Beatles by fellow jihadists... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	8/21/2014: Front Page: FIND THE BRITISH BUTCHER BEHIND THE MASK THE fanatic who beheaded an American journalist was last night named as one of a gang of British jihadis known as ‘The Beatles’. As a massive manhunt was launched, a former hostage said he believed the masked Islamic State maniac was a Londoner he had... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	8/21/2014: Front Page: SAS HUNT DOWN Cameron back asnetcloses in on murderer KILLER named ‘John’ JIHADI BRIT A BRITISH Islamic State extremist from east London called “John” who beheaded American James Foley was last night being hunted by the SAS, MI5 and MI6. As PM David Cameron cut short his holiday yesterday, language experts said the fanatic, part of a... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	8/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Paul Scholes PLUS The five players that Louis van Gaal should buy Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	8/20/2014: FRONT PAGE: HUNT FOR ‘BRITISH’ ISIS EXECUTIONER SECURITY chiefs in the UK and US today launched a hunt for the “British” executioner of American photo-journalist James Foley — as his heartbroken mother pleaded with his killers to spare the lives of other hostages. MI5, MI6 and the GCHQ spy centre... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	8/21/2014: Front Page: ANOTHER LIFE IN BRITISH JIHADIST'S HANDS THE hunt for the jihadist who beheaded an American journalist was under way last night, as sources identified him as the leader of a group of British fighters known as “the Beatles”. MI5, Scotland Yard and the FBI are trying to identify James Foley’s... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Manhunt for a British murderer with hostages’ fate in his hands The English jihadist who beheaded the American journalist James Foley is believed to be the leader of a group of British fighters holding foreign hostages in Syria, sources have told the Guardian. As an international manhunt got under way yesterday,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	8/21/2014: NEWS: Homegrown hate The accent of the man who beheaded James Foley, a US journalist captured in Syria in 2012, is unmistakably British. To any citizen of this country, that piece of information cannot but add a further layer of horror to an act of unspeakable... Visit The Independent Web Site

	8/21/2014: Front Page: Hunt for UK jihadist after brutal execution ISLAMIC militants who beheaded an American journalist made fresh threats last night to kill a second hostage unless president Barack Obama orders an end to air strikes in Iraq. James Foley, a journalist working for Agence France-Presse in Syria, was... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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