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	2/24/2016: FRONT PAGE: MIGRANTS KEEP ON POURING INTO EU THE migrant tide threatening to swamp the EU has risen tenfold in just a year, figures revealed yesterday. More than 110,000 people have arrived so far this year at a rate of over 2,000 a day. That is nearly 10 times the 223 a day who reached Italy... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/24/2016: Front Page: MOST MEAT IS TAINTED BY GM MOST meat sold in restaurants and supermarkets is from animals raised on GM feed, families were warned yesterday. A farming conference heard shoppers would struggle to avoid produce from livestock fed genetically-modified crops. Delegates were told... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/24/2016: Front Page: Brit nurse Ebola hell BRAVE Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey was in hospital for the third time last night after suffering more worrying health problems. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/24/2016: FRONT PAGE: A survey of 2,000 people has determined the top 10 UK comedy characters of the past 20 years. Here are the comic creations most likely to raise a laugh from British viewers: Derek ‘Del-Boy’ Trotter ( Basil Fawlty, Rodney Trotter, Mr Bean Edmund Blackadder, Geraldine Granger, Kevin the Teenager, David Brent, Alan Partridge Lou and Andy, 6 7 8 3 9 10 4 Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/23/2016: FRONT PAGE: ROYAL LINE: CROSSRAIL NAMED IN HONOUR OF THE QUEEN CROSSRAIL is to be named the Elizabeth line in honour of the Queen, the Standard can reveal today. The name was unveiled along with the line’s p purple colour theme as the Queen visited Bond S Street station with Mayor Boris Johnson and Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/24/2016: Front Page: Generals: We are safer in Europe BRITAIN must stay in the European Union so that it can protect itself from “grave security threats” posed by Isil and Russia, former senior military commanders say today. In a letter to The Daily Telegraph, 13 one-time Armed Forces chiefs say they... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/24/2016: FRONT PAGE: Junior doctors declare fresh wave of strikes Junior doctors have defied Jeremy Hunt by declaring three new 48-hour strikes and an intention to seek a judicial review of the government’s plan to impose a new contract on them. The industrial action, announced by the British Medical Association... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/24/2016: FRONT PAGE: Obama in last-ditch bid to close Guantanamo President Barack Obama has unveiled proposals to bring an end to the darkest chapter of recent US history, the mass incarceration of terror suspects in Guantanamo Bay, and suggested prisoners could now be housed on US soil. Mr Obama pleaded with a... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/24/2016: Front Page: Historic powers agreed for Holyrood A hi s t ori c deal has b een struck between Holyrood and Westminster to deliver new powers over tax and welfare to the Scottish Parliament, in line with pledges made during the inde - pendence referendum. Ta l k s h a d s t a l l e d o ve r... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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