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	4/14/2015: FRONT PAGE: MAGGIE’S ‘ RIGHT TO BUY’ DREAM IS BACK DAVID Cameron will today pledge to revive Margaret Thatcher’s right- to- buy home ownership scheme. In a bold General Election gambit, he will bid to show that the Tories are “the party of working people”. The Prime Minister will set out plans to let... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/14/2015: Front Page: RIGHT TO BUY: A NEW REVOLUTION A MASSIVE extension of Margaret Thatcher’s landmark right- to- buy housing policy will be announced by David Cameron today. In a bold pitch to blue collar voters who delivered Lady Thatcher’s three election victories, the Prime Minister will call the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/14/2015: Front Page: BIG BRO FIX NEW SERIES WITH SECRET EXCLUSIVE CAST BIG Brother is at the centre of a fix storm weeks before the new series even starts. Bosses have tapped up a “cast list” of oddballs, despite an army of hopefuls sending in tapes. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/14/2015: FRONT PAGE: Uniform bank helps hard-up parents Attending a music festival can burn a hole in your pocket. But which of the biggest events are the most expensive, and which are the cheapest? Today’s list compares the costs of the most popular festivals across the globe, factoring in tickets,... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/13/2015: FRONT PAGE: MILIBAND PLEDGES TO HELP LOW-PAID WORKERS ED MILIBAND today claimed “I am ready” to be Prime Minister as he promised to put more money in the pockets of low-paid people. In a “national renewal” manifesto, Labour’s leader pledged an £8 minimum wage in 2019, a one-year rail fares freeze and... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/14/2015: Front Page: We are the true party of working people DAVID CAMERON will today declare that the Conservatives are “the party of working people” as he revives the right-to-buy scheme and announces that people earning the minimum wage will not pay tax under a Tory government. Unveiling the Conservative... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/14/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘End subsidy on fossil fuels now’ Poor countries are feeling “the boot of climate change on their neck”, the president of the World Bank has warned, as he called for a carbon tax and the immediate scrapping of subsidies for fossil fuels. Jim Yong Kim said awareness of the effect of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/14/2015: FRONT PAGE: Cameron banks on Thatcher’s legacy David Cameron will try today to extend the Conservatives’ appeal and transform their image as the “party of the rich” by promising to allow 1.3 million families in social housing to buy their homes. Launching the Tories’ election manifesto, the Prime... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/14/2015: Front Page: Murphy caught up in Scottish cuts row Officers work to remove a protester at T HE UK Labour leadership has publicly slapped down Jim Murphy over the party’s spending plans, with a warning that Scotland would have to share in the cuts. Labour launched its manifesto... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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