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	7/8/2015: FRONT PAGE: ALZHEIMER’S CAN BE BEATEN A SIMPLE brain scan has been shown to be able to predict who will fall prey to Alzheimer’s decades later. It means that in the future treatments can begin while those at risk are still in middle age. Early intervention could one day offer real hope... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	7/8/2015: Front Page: GEORGE’S TAX CUT FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS GEORGE Osborne will today unveil a major tax cut for Middle Britain. The Chancellor will announce a significant increase in the starting point for paying 40p tax – rewarding employees squeezed in the last Parliament. And he will let millions of... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	7/8/2015: Front Page: MORE FUN THAN THE SUN FLY THE FLAG... AS LONG AS IT’S ISIS Or Hezbollah. Fury over ban on St George while terror emblems allowed POLICE are under fire for turning a blind eye to terror emblems, while Brits are penalised over the St George flag. A man draped in the Isis banner and a car driver showing support for Islamist militants Hezbollah were “within the law”. One angry... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	7/8/2015: NEWS: Salmon farms to be named if seals culled The Scottish Government must name the salmon farms where protected seals have been culled, the Scottish Information Commissioner has ruled. As many as 1,400 seals have been legally shot by marksmen in Scotland since 2011 to protect stocks of salmon and... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	7/7/2015: FRONT PAGE: Sand in the city Visit our site for London’s best urban beaches Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	7/8/2015: Front Page: Howzat! Cook’s recipe for winning the Ashes England captain Alastair Cook holds a replica of the Ashes urn ahead of the first Ashes Test match against Australia in Cardiff today. Cook said he would captain in a bolder, more aggressive style in a bid to regain the trophy he lost in the traumatic... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/8/2015: FRONT PAGE: Corporate welfare: the £93bn handshake Taxpayers are handing businesses £93bn a year – a transfer of more than £3,500 from each household in the UK. The total emerges from the first comprehensive account of what Britons give away to companies in grants, subsidies and tax breaks, published... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	7/8/2015: FRONT PAGE: Poorer students to lose maintenance grants Maintenance grants for university students from low-income families will be scrapped and converted into loans in the Government’s next round of spending cuts. George Osborne will signal the move today when he presents the first all-Conservative Budget... Visit The Independent Web Site

	7/8/2015: Front Page: Tories warn Cameron over handling of Evel CONSERVATIVE MPS gave a warning to the government last night over its handling of the controversial English votes for English laws (Evel) proposals. Criticism from his own benches raised speculation that David Cameron will have to make concessions if... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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