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	10/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: CANCER DANGER IN BACON REGULARLY eating bacon, burgers, sausages or ham causes bowel cancer, health chiefs revealed yesterday. The stark warning was issued by the World Health Organisation, after scientists officially linked cancer with eating processed meats for the first... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/27/2015: Front Page: FURY OVER THE MOD COWARDS SERVICEMEN have been banned from joining a rally for a Marine jailed for killing a Taliban fighter in the heat of battle. More than 1,300 supporters are expected to gather in Westminster tomorrow to demand justice for Alexander Blackman. But top... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/27/2015: Front Page: 24-HOUR BOOZE DANGER TO 999 CREWS AROUND-the-clock boozing is being blamed for a growing number of drunken attacks on cops and ambulance staff. A study of 5,000 emergency workers found that alcohol-related incidents were placing a huge strain on 999 services. And worried police... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Three British cities have been listed as being among the most expensive cities in the world for international university students, including living, accommodation and tuition per month. Savills listed London as sixth, with Bristol eighth, followed by Ma Boston, (£3,582) New York (£3,387) San Francisco (£3,257) Sydney (£2,801) Chicago (£2,736) London (£2,540) Melbourne (£2,410) Bristol (£2,214) Manchester (£1,954) Toronto (£1,889) Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/26/2015: FRONT PAGE: Spooky stays Want a Hallowe’en to remember? Head to our section online for our edit of the scariest weekend stays for rent Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/27/2015: Front Page: Tax credit U-turn as Osborne defeated by Lords GEORGE OSBORNE was last night forced to water down his flagship tax credit reforms after peers voted to delay the cuts and caused a constitutional crisis. In an historic move, the Lords voted for the Chancellor to stop his tax credit reforms until he... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: PM’s warning to peers after tax rebellion David Cameron has accused the House of Lords of breaking a constitutional convention after the House of Lords voted to delay tax credit cuts in order to protect those who would lose out. Downing Street will today outline plans for a “rapid review”,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Peers block Osborne agenda George Osborne’s plans to reduce tax credits for low-paid workers were in chaos last night as the House of Lords shrugged off warnings of a constitutional crisis and voted to delay the £4.4bn package of cuts. In a humiliating rebuff for the Chancellor,... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/27/2015: Front Page: Lords defeat for Osborne as tax credit cuts halted Chancellor George Osborne’s plans to slash the welfare budget have suffered a major blow after members of the Lords defied parliamentary conventions to back two amendments which will significantly delay the cuts in tax credits. The defeat is the first... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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