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	6/27/2015: Front Page: SLAUGHTERED ON THE BEACH AT LEAST five British tourists were among 37 people slaughtered by a terrorist gunman at a beach resort in Tunisia yesterday. The attacker concealed a Kalashnikov assault rifle in a beach umbrella and wandered among sunbeds before opening fire... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	6/27/2015: Front Page: SLAUGHTER ON SUNBEDS TERROR outrages in three countries left 63 people dead yesterday, five of them British. Security officials fear the slaughter in Tunisia, Kuwait and France could be followed by further attacks around the globe – including on police and soldiers in the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Bloodbath on beach UP to 13 British holidaymakers were slaughtered yesterday on their sunbeds by a terrorist who opened fire with a Kalashnikov on a Tunisian beach. At least 37 people died when the gunman pulled out the semiautomatic rifle – hidden in a parasol – and... Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	6/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: IQuiz JOHN CLARKE 1. The shrub “ling”, a dominant plant first name of Bertie Wooster’s in most heathland and moorland, is manservant Jeeves? better known as what? Canada is hosting the 2015 Fifa Women’s World Cup. But which country will host the next... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/26/2015: NEWS: TOUR DE LONDRES: A ‘GRAND RETURN’ TRANSPORT chiefs are in secret talks to bring the Tour de France back to London, the Standard can reveal today. They want the world’s greatest cycle race to return to the capital in 2017 by hosting the prestigious opening stage for the first time in a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/27/2015: Front Page: Laughing as he fired THIRTY-SEVEN people, including at least five Britons, were killed when a gunman leapt from a speedboat and stormed a tourist beach in Tunisia yesterday, spraying sunbathers with bullets. Officials were expecting the British death toll at the resort of... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Massacre on the beach At least five British tourists were killed yesterday in the worst terrorist attack in Tunisia’s recent history, after one or more gunmen opened fire on sunbathing holidaymakers in a popular holiday resort, killing 37 people, including one Irish woman,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/27/2015: NEWS: In the shadow of terror Horror piled upon horror. First, the murder near Lyon, an act of savagery on European soil which evoked ghastly memories of the terrible death of Fusilier Lee Rigby. Then the suicide bombing in Kuwait, where people who had gathered for Friday prayers... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/27/2015: Front Page: Attack at the beach fleeing as the attacker, who had 37 killed in terror The bodies of tourists lie covered among sun loungers yesterday. The gunman hid his Kalashnikov in a sun umbrella and wore swimwear to blend in A GUNMAN who killed at least 37 people – including British and Irish tourists – as they... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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