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	3/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: HOLIDAY BOOST AS POUND SOARS THE soaring pound is set to slash the cost of holidays. With sterling at a nineyear high for tourists against the euro, Britons will see their cash go further abroad. Many resorts in popular destinations such as Spain, Greece and Portugal have also... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/10/2015: Front Page: POLICE LOCK UP ELDERLY IN CARE CRISIS VULNERABLE pensioners are being locked in police cells when care home staff cannot cope with them. A shocking official report reveals that a 90-year -old dementia sufferer was put in custody after he rowed with his carers and they dialled 999. In... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/10/2015: Front Page: FA CUP ACTION Match report & semi-final draw Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: Sometimes no amount of preparation can equip candidates for a tricky job interview, especially given the bizarre questions posed to some applicants, as a new poll has found. Would you rather know a lot about a little or a little about a lot? Who would win in a fight, Superman or Batman? Do you wear jeans outside of work? Are you a or fan? What dinosaur would you like to be? Is a Jaffa cake a cake or biscuit? How do you... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/9/2015: NEWS: POLICE ‘TOO WHITE TO STOP YOUNG BECOMING EXTREMISTS’ THE Government’s anti-radicalisation strategy is a “toxic brand” run by mainly white police officers with little understanding of Islam, gender or race, a former Muslim chief superintendent claimed today. Dal Babu said the lack of Muslim staff in the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/10/2015: Front Page: BBC Trust chief told to quit over HSBC ties RONA FAIRHEAD, the chairman of the BBC Trust, has been told to resign because of her ties to HSBC, the bank linked to claims of tax avoidance at its Swiss operation. Margaret Hodge, the Labour chairman of the Commons’ Public Accounts Committee, told... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: Keep it in the ground The official view: all eyes are on Paris, where negotiators will meet in December for a climate conference that will be described as “the most important diplomatic gathering ever” and “a last chance for humanity.” Heads of state will jet in, tense... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: Britain’s divided decade: rich are 64% richer, poor are 57% poorer The gap between richest and poorest has dramatically widened in the past decade as wealthy households paid off their debts and piled up savings following the financial crisis, a report warns today. By contrast, the worst-off families are far less... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/10/2015: Front Page: Ministers call for oil jobs to leave London THE SNP government has backed calls for the UK’S key oil and gas industry figures to be moved to Aberdeen in a package of “substantive action” to tackle the crisis facing the industry. The move comes amid fresh fears for thousands of jobs as a report... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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