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	1/5/2016: FRONT PAGE: CHUNNEL RUNNER IS GIVEN ASYLUM AN African who tried to run to the UK through the Channel Tunnel has been granted asylum – leaving campaigners outraged last night. Abdul Rahman Haroun caused travel chaos for thousands when he brought Eurotunnel train services to a grinding halt last... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/5/2016: Front Page: MIGRANT’S CHUNNEL STROLL TO ASYLUM IN BRITAIN Haroun refugee status sent the wrong message to others desperate to enter the country, they said. Haroun, 40, will now be given state-funded accommodation in a B&B, flat or house and is entitled to a weekly allowance of £36.95. He will also be allowed... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/5/2016: Front Page: NEW JIHADI JOHN IS BOUNCY CASTLE SALESMAN! THE masked terror nut suspected of being the new Jihadi John is a former bouncy castle salesman from London, it was claimed last night. Alleged executioner Siddartha Dhar’s shocked sister vowed: “I’m going to kill him if he has done this.” Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/5/2016: FRONT PAGE: Bean counter The British population’s higher coffee consumption - facilitated by the increasing number of coffee shops – and taste for finer beans could lead to a coffee shortage in the next three to five years as supplies of high quality beans decrease, Jeffrey... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/4/2016: FRONT PAGE: JUNIOR JIHADI ‘SON OF LONDON I.S. BRIDE’ A YOUNG boy featured in a chilling new Islamic State execution video is feared to be the son of a runaway jihadi bride from London. Scotland Yard was today working with Lewisham council officials amid claims that the child — dubbed Jihadi Junior — may... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/5/2016: Front Page: Isil video suspect escaped to Syria while on UK bail THE key suspect in the hunt for the new “Jihadi John” travelled to Syria with his wife and four children under the noses of the security services, despite being on bail for alleged terrorism offences, it has emerged. The family of British Muslim... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/5/2016: FRONT PAGE: Tension grows as Saudi allies cut Iran ties Saudi Arabia’s closest Sunni Arab allies yesterday followed its lead and severed or downgraded relations with Iran as tensions escalated over the execution of a Shia cleric by the Saudi authorities. Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, called the... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/5/2016: FRONT PAGE: When Bowie came to stay... David Bowie in 1969 in the house in Beckenham, Kent, where he was lodging with the writer Mary Finnigan. She has written a memoir of this extraordinary period in his (and her) life Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/5/2016: Front Page: MINI QUIZ Which skyscraper, built in the early 1930s, was the tallest in the world until the early 70s? 2. In the medical world, what is Louise Brown's claim to fame? 3. Which form of Japanese wrestling was first included in the Olympic Games in 1964? 4. In... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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