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	6/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: SEND IN SAS TO CRUSH JIHADIS BRITAIN should send the SAS to destroy Islamic State after the Tunisia beach massacre, military top brass said last night. Colonel Richard Kemp, the former commander of UK forces in Afghanistan, said the elite troops should be moved to Syria, Libya... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/29/2015: Front Page: TELL US IF LOVED ONES ARE DEAD OR ALIVE FAMILIES of Tunisia beach massacre victims yesterday accused the Foreign Office of abandoning them. They told of their torment that – three days on – more than a dozen of the dead have still not been formally identified. Only 15 British fatalities... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/29/2015: Front Page: Hoy spider nightmare ATTACKED: Sir Chris OLYMPIC cycling golden boy Sir Chris Hoy has told of his horror after a gigantic killer spider attacked him as he slept. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: Communication is key in any workplace. But some employees don’t think it’s a strong point for their boss. A recent survey from the has found the most common communication complaints which prevent effective leadership. Not recognising employee achievements Not giving clear directions Not having time to meet staff Not talking to subordinates Taking credit for others’ ideas Not offering constructive criticism Not knowing workers’ names Refusing to talk to people on... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/26/2015: NEWS: TOUR DE LONDRES: A ‘GRAND RETURN’ TRANSPORT chiefs are in secret talks to bring the Tour de France back to London, the Standard can reveal today. They want the world’s greatest cycle race to return to the capital in 2017 by hosting the prestigious opening stage for the first time in a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/29/2015: Front Page: Greek crisis ignites as banks shut GREECE was facing economic collapse last night after the government announced that its banks would be closed for more than a week ahead of the country’s potential bankruptcy. The country’s stock market was suspended and cash machine withdrawals across... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: Tunisia attack: police on alert amid fears UK toll will hit 30 The number of Britons killed in Friday’s beach massacre in Tunisia is now expected to pass 30, it emerged yesterday, as hundreds of British police were deployed in one of the biggest counter- terror operations since the London bombings on 7 July... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: Tunisian killer may not have acted alone Seifeddine Rezgui – the student who carried out the murderous attack in the Tunisian resort of Sousse which left at least 30 Britons feared dead – disappeared along with six other young men he shared a house with a month before the slaughter on the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/29/2015: Front Page: Agonising wait goes on for families with loved ones missing in Tunisia AT LEAST four Scots were feared to be among the 38 holidaymakers killed in the Tunisian beach massacre last night as relatives continued to wait for news of their loved ones. Tributes were paid to retired couple James and Ann Mcquire from Cumbernauld,... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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