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	10/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: EU BOSS SAYS: BRITAIN DOESN’T NEED US TOP Eurocrat Jean- Claude Juncker faced massive embarrassment last night after seeming to suggest that Britain could thrive outside the EU. He appeared to tell MEPs: “Personally, I don’t think that Britain needs the European Union.” Officials insisted... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/15/2015: Front Page: THE DAMNING OF NHS HOSPITALS THREE in four NHS hospitals are unsafe, official watchdogs warned last night. In an alarming report, they said casualty cases had been left in makeshift huts outside A&E. Other patients were given the wrong drugs or illegally sedated. The Care... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/15/2015: Front Page: Jezza’s Labour rebels VOTE BLOW: Corbyn JEREMY Corbyn faced his first rebellion as party leader last night as 20 Labour MPs refused to back him in a key Commons vote. They abstained as the government nodded through new spending rules by 320 votes to 258. At first Shadow... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: The economist and journalist Evan Davis ( has been crowned man of the year by magazine. The publication held its annual awards ceremony in London last night, where attendees took time to celebrate some of the most influential members of the gay community Evan Davis Adam Lambert Cyril Nri Antony Cotton Vivienne Westwood Ireland’s same-sex marriage Yes vote Mhairi Black Reggie Yates Alexander McQueen Keegan Hirst Politician of the year Ally award Legend award Editor’s special award Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/14/2015: FRONT PAGE: W CENTIPEDE Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/15/2015: Front Page: Cate, the caped crusader Cate Blanchett arrives for the premiere of Carol at the Odeon Leicester Square in London last night. The Australian actress said she had no doubts about the film’s lesbian sex scenes with Rooney Mara because the consummation of their characters’... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: Scottish Ebola nurse in critical condition Pauline Cafferkey, the nurse who has suffered complications from the Ebola infection she contracted while volunteering at a hospital in west Africa, is now critically ill, the Royal Free hospital in London has said. The announcement has shocked... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: Ministers prepare to retreat on courts charge Ministers are preparing to climb down and fundamentally reform the Government’s controversial “tax on justice” just six months after it was introduced, The Independent understands. The Ministry of Justice has been inundated with complaints from... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/15/2015: Front Page: Holyrood to be given new powers over abortion law The UK Government will devolve control over abortion law to MSPS at Holyrood, the Scottish Secretary confirmed yesterday. David Mundell said there was no “convincing constitutional reason” why the law should not be devolved to Holyrood in the Scotland... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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