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Daily Express () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: 8,000 MIGRANTS CAUGHT IN 3 WEEKS
DRASTIC new measures to protect British lorry drivers in Calais were unveiled yesterday. A secure zone for vehicles costing British taxpayers £ 1.4million is to be fenced off outside the French port. The move comes as new figures revealed that more...


Daily Mail () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: Front Page: CAMERON WAR ON STRIKE BULLIES
THE biggest crackdown on union militants in 30 years will be announced by ministers today. David Cameron wants to stop strikes being called on the back of derisory ballot turnouts. Bullying on the picket line and in social media will also be...


Daily Mirror () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015

Daily Star () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: Front Page: PREM ACE STERLING BABE’S 5,000 DEATH THREATS

FOOTBALL ace Raheem Sterling’s teenage lover was in hiding last night after 5,000 death threats. Sexy Paige Milian was targeted over her fella’s mega-money transfer to Manchester City, where he will rake in £200,000 a week.



I Newspaper () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: 84%

Date of the first Proms concert Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 makes its Proms premiere; it has since featured in almost 150 Proms concerts takes ownership of the Proms think at the Last Night of the Proms is a First foreign ensemble, the...



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The Guardian () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: Tories launch biggest crackdown on trade unions for 30 years

The biggest crackdown on trade union rights for 30 years will be unveiled today, including new plans to criminalise picketing, permit employers to hire strikebreaking agency staff and choke off the flow of union funds to the Labour party. The scale of...



The Independent () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: FRONT PAGE: America takes Iran’s side (to Israeli and Saudi fury)

However much Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and the Gulf sultans rage at the Vienna agreement, the Arabs at least will suspect the truth: that the Americans have taken the Shia Muslim side in the Middle East’s sectarian war. That’s not how it was...



The Scotsman () Newspaper Front Page for 15 July 2015
7/15/2015: Front Page: BBC bosses are urged to probe English ‘bias’

THE BBC has been urged to carry out a review of how it covers “controversial political issues” affecting Scotland and ensure BBC Scotland receives “greater authority and resources” from London in order to create more news and drama. In a wide-ranging...





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