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	9/7/2015: FRONT PAGE: NEW TEST TO SPOT DEMENTIA RISK A SIMPLE blood test could help spot tens of thousands of middleaged people at risk of developing dementia. In a major medical breakthrough revealed today, the pioneering genetic test identifies those who “age faster” and could be prone to diseases... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	9/7/2015: Front Page: SURRENDER ON WEEKLY BINS A Tory pledge to bring back weekly rubbish collections is to be abandoned. Despite years of promises and a £250million investment, ministers have concluded their bin promise cannot be met. The costly scheme was supposed to encourage town halls to... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	9/7/2015: Front Page: History beckons THE Queen arrives at a church for a memorial service yesterday at the start of her historic week. Her Majesty, 89, A chilly start in places, perhaps with some early fog in the west. Otherwise, it will be a dry day over much of the UK, albeit with... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	9/7/2015: NEWS: Do you talk teen? Confused by the way teenagers talk? Can anyone over 30 understand their texts? The Government believes parents need to know what their children are saying to their friends in order to protect them. Here is a list of ‘teencodes’ included in a new guide,... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	9/4/2015: NEWS: LONDON OPENS ITS ARMS TO REFUGEES LONDONERS today offered a “beacon of hope” to Syrian refugees as David Cameron moved to open Britain’s doors to thousands of the desperate migrants. Town halls in the capital pledged action to deal with the crisis as millions of Britons urged the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	9/7/2015: Front Page: Foreign aid money switched to refugees BRITAIN’S foreign aid spending will be overhauled in the wake of the migrant crisis, David Cameron will pledge today as he unveils plans for Britain to accept thousands of Syrian refugees. The Prime Minister will outline a change in the way Britain... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/7/2015: FRONT PAGE: UN aid agencies on brink as cash donations run out The United Nations’ humanitarian agencies are on the verge of bankruptcy and unable to meet the basic needs of millions of people as a result of the scale of the refugee crisis in the Middle East, Africa and Europe, a senior figure within the UN has... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	9/7/2015: FRONT PAGE: Plan to make picketers give names to police Every worker wanting to join a picket line could be forced to identify themselves to police, carry a letter of authorisation and wear an armband, under proposed trade union law reforms that could breach international agreements, human rights groups... Visit The Independent Web Site

	9/7/2015: Front Page: Government to divert aid to house refugees TENS of millions of pounds are to be taken from Britain’s aid budget and handed to councils across the UK to help house refugees from Syria and north Africa, George Osborne has revealed. Ahead of Prime Minister David Cameron’s statement today on the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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