World Newspapers US Newspapers UK Newspapers UK Front Pages Contact

Newspaper Headlines for 1 October 2015

Click Here to Switch to Front Pages View

	10/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: WHY WE ARE ALL LIVING LONGER THE number of people in Britain living to 100 has quadrupled over the last 30 years, figures show. Diet, exercise, better housing, safer jobs and improving medical care have contributed to the rise. In 2014 there were 14,450 centenarians living in... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/1/2015: Front Page: ASYLUM BID BY LIBYANS IN SEX RAMPAGE THREE Libyans jailed for molesting women in a drunken rampage are seeking asylum in Britain. The soldiers, who have served short sentences in UK prisons, are thought to be using legal aid to lodge their claims. They say they risk persecution if sent... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

	Visit Daily Mirror Web Site

	10/1/2015: Front Page: Russian jets hit Syrians TENSIONS rocketed in the Middle East yesterday as Vladimir Putin’s warplanes began bombing targets in Syria. It appeared evil Islamic State was not their target, as they hit areas controlled by USbacked rebels. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: The UK has more than 10 per cent of the top 100 institutions in this year’s World University Rankings for Times Higher Education, a rate that is second only to the US. It’s an improved performance on last year, with many elite universities also rising up University of Oxford – University of Cambridge – Imperial College London – University College London – London School of Economics and Political Science – University of Edinburgh – King’s College London – University of Manchester – University of... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/1/2015: Front Page: Downton fans finally get their fairytale wedding An official photograph from the set of Downton Abbey reveals a happily-ever-after storyline for Carson the butler (Jim Carter) and head housekeeper Mrs Hughes (Phyllis Logan). Pictures of their wedding, which is due to be broadcast on ITV this Sunday,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: Russia sends in bombers and raises stakes in Syria In a dramatic escalation of the war in Syria, Russia launched a series of airstrikes yesterday that it said were aimed at Islamic State terrorists but which mainly appeared to hit less extreme groups fighting Bashar al-Assad’s regime. The Russian... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: More carmakers accused as emissions scandal grows Massive levels of pollution are being emitted by diesel vehicles built by a wide range of carmakers, according to tests carried out by one of the world’s biggest independent motoring organisations. The findings are a further blow to the car industry... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/1/2015: Front Page: MINI QUIZ Which port is the administrative headquarters of West Glamorgan? 2. Who wrote The Picture of Dorian Gray? 3. Bettino Craxi was prime minister of which country? 4. Haemoglobin carries which gas? 5. In which American state is Detroit? 6. Which batsman... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

Newspaper Archive of Previous Front Pages

Newspaper Archive: See Previous Newspaper Front Pages - Select a Date Below

September

October 2015

November

Most of these newspapers are available through PressReader.com where you can browse and read hundreds of full content premium newspapers and magazines from around the globe. With a subscription to PressReader.com, users gain access to full print versions of newspapers from home and around the world on the day they are published, often before they hit the news stands.

Sites: ThePaperboy.com | Android App |

Mobile |

Paperboy UK |

Paperboy Australia | UK Front Pages | Obituary Search | About Us

ThePaperboy.com is not responsible for content on external web sites.
© ThePaperboy.com 1997 - 2023, Australia ABN:91 362 713 390 Read My Privacy Policy
About Us: Paperboy provides easy access to world and US online newspapers, newspaper obituaries & death notices, local news, front pages, headlines and more.