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	6/24/2015: FRONT PAGE: SCOTS WON’T PAY £ 2M BILL FOR THE QUEEN THE Queen faces a cut from her multimillion- pound funding because of an extraordinary pol itical row in Scotland. The nationalist- led government is refusing to pay its share of the costs of funding the monarchy after 2016 under plans for further... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/24/2015: Front Page: LABOUR PEER ‘RAPED BOYS IN PARLIAMENT’ Lord Janner ‘violated, raped and tortured’ children inside the Houses of Parliament, an MP claimed last night. Labour’s Simon Danczuk used Parliamentary privilege to accuse the peer of being a ‘serial child abuser’ whose depraved attacks took place in... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/24/2015: Front Page: Russell: Why I did a runner I LOVE COPS: Comic Brand RUSSELL Brand has told why he fled “mental” attackers who turned on him at a protest rally. And the millionaire comic, dubbed a “plastic anarchist” by critics, launched his new crusade: “Love The Police.” Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/24/2015: NEWS: War on waste We are in the middle of Recycle Week 2015, but it seems that we’re a bit confused. A survey for the charity Wrap has found that 30 per cent of us are not sure what we can recycle. This should help clear things up… Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/23/2015: FRONT PAGE: ZAC GETS GREEN LIGHT TO RUN FOR MAYOR TORY MP Zac Goldsmith offic ially joined the race to be Mayor of London today after a ballot of his west London constituents backed his ambition to run by a margin of four to one. His entry blew the contest wide open, with bookmakers Paddy Power i... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/24/2015: Front Page: Scotland accused of cutting Queen's funding BUCKINGHAM PALACE triggered a major row over royal funding last night by claiming that Scotland will cut its contribution towards the monarchy under David Cameron’s devolution deal with Nicola Sturgeon. From next year the Scottish Government is due to... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/24/2015: FRONT PAGE: Travel chaos as Channel tunnel closed French riot police respond to striking employees of a ferry company who protested on the railway tracks of the Eurostar in Calais yesterday, some of whom reportedly broke into the Channel tunnel. The disruption led to long tailbacks on both sides of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/24/2015: FRONT PAGE: Refugee chaos in Calais after strikers shut down Tunnel Europe’s migration crisis played out dramatically on the motorways of northern France yesterday, as hundreds of desperate migrants attempted to board UK-bound lorries while taking advantage of a wildcat strike by Calais port workers. The UK’s main... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/24/2015: Front Page: ‘Toughest rules in world’ to rein in UK bankers Another great Scottish summer of golf FRIENDS OF THE SCOTSMAN, PAGES 28-29 MARTIN FLANAGAN A theNEW crackdown on bonuses has been unveiled by City regulators, which the UK government claims will give Britain toughest banking pay regime in the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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