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	12/4/2015: FRONT PAGE: AID TO INDIA SOARS BY £ 11M ANGER over Britain’s soaring overseas aid budget erupted last night after official Whitehall figures revealed the amount of taxpayers’ cash handed to India has risen to £ 279million a year. The increase of £11million came despite a pledge by ministers... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	12/4/2015: Front Page: MIGRANT RAN PEOPLE SMUGGLING RING FROM UK HOSTEL THE mastermind of one of Europe’s largest people-smuggling operations is an asylum seeker who lived in a Liverpool hostel, a court was told. Jamal Owda, 26, helped tens of thousands of Syrians enter the continent via Greece. The trafficking ring then... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/4/2015: Front Page: RETURN of the CHECKPOINTS WARNING: Cameron THE EU is set to suspend its border-free travel zone for two years as part of an emergency response to the refugee crisis. Leaked documents show leaders of the group are looking at bringing back checkpoints across borders in... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	12/4/2015: FRONT PAGE: More than 100 of England’s most threatened species are being thrown a lifeline with a £4.6m grant for conservation work. The Heritage Lottery Fund money will go towards the “back from the brink” project, which will see a range of organisations working to Freshwater crayfish Grey long-eared bat Shrill carder bee Little whirlpool ram’s horn snail Black-tailed godwit Willow tit Sand lizard Duke of Burgundy butterfly Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/3/2015: FRONT PAGE: PORSCHE 137 mph 7.3 secs 173g/km £49,902 42.8 Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/4/2015: Front Page: Justice at last for Reeva June Steenkamp, left, the mother of Reeva, is comforted as an appeals court in Bloemfontein, South Africa, convicts Oscar Pistorius of murder, overturning the athlete’s conviction in a lower court of the lesser charge of manslaughter for shooting his... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/4/2015: FRONT PAGE: Pistorius faces return to prison for murder South Africa’s supreme court of appeal has found Oscar Pistorius guilty of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, overturning a previous conviction for culpable homicide. The judgment marks another dramatic day in a case that has gripped the world... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/4/2015: FRONT PAGE: A victory for justice A “tax on justice” that made defendants pay towards the cost of their trials is to be abolished by the Government after a three-month campaign spearheaded by The Independent. In a significant climbdown, the Justice Secretary, Michael Gove, has ripped... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/4/2015: Front Page: Motor neurone disease campaigner receives Royal honour Gordon Aikman shows his niece Ailidh Thomson and Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale the British Empire Medal he was awarded yesterday at a ceremony in Edinburgh for his efforts to raise awareness of motor neurone disease. Mr Aikman has raised... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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