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	6/22/2015: FRONT PAGE: FAMILIES FACE HOLIDAY CHAOS A MASSIVE airlift will be staged to rescue tens of thousands of British holidaymakers if Greece goes bust and the country is thrown into economic meltdown. Whitehall officials and tour operators are ready to bring home up to 110,000 tourists if the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/22/2015: Front Page: MILLIONS FACING JUNK MAIL DELUGE HOMEOWNERS will be sent ‘targeted’ junk mail based on their internet shopping habits under plans being trialled by Royal Mail. The firm will deliver personalised marketing letters encouraging customers to buy goods from retailers they have looked at... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/22/2015: Front Page: 40 in fumes horror SCARE: Wild Duck park FORTY holidaymakers were overcome by fumes yesterday after a chemical leak in a park swim pool. A three-year-old was among those affected at the Wild Duck holiday park on the Norfolk coast. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/22/2015: FRONT PAGE: A report has analysed the 18 million LinkedIn members across the UK and compiled a ranking by measuring a brand’s unique engagement and dividing it by audience. 1. Ernst & Young, professional services 2. Hays, recruitment 3. BP, oil 4. newspaper 5. McKinsey & Company, management consultants 6. magazine 7. Michael Page, recruitment 8. Unilever, consumer goods 9. Standard Chartered Bank 10. GSK, phamaceuticals Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/19/2015: FRONT PAGE: WE WANT TO STAY IN EU, VOTERS TELL PM DAVID CAMERON’S referendum gamble today looked set to succeed as an exclusive Ipsos MORI poll revealed that Britons want to stay in the European Union — by an overwhelming three to one. If the historic in-out referendum were to be staged now, 66 per... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/22/2015: Front Page: DAVID CAMERON will today justify £12 billion of cuts to the welfare budget by warning that Britain must “end the complacency” that has “infected our national life” and stop the “merry-go-round” of benefits dependency. The Prime Minister will use a... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/22/2015: FRONT PAGE: Political posturing India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, takes part in a mass yoga demonstration in New Delhi to mark International Yoga Day Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/22/2015: FRONT PAGE: New migrant rules ‘to cost NHS thousands of nurses’ New stringent immigration rules will fuel a critical shortage of nurses in Britain, “cause chaos” in hospitals and cost the NHS millions, according to alarming projections carried out by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN). Up to 3,365 nurses currently... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/22/2015: Front Page: Tories warn future of Union ‘not settled yet’ SCOTTISH Conservative leader Ruth Davidson is today expected to deliver a stark warning to David Cameron and Tory ministers that “more needs to be done” to keep the United Kingdom intact. Following the SNP’S election victory in Scotland in May, giving... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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