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Ethnicity pay gap, Brexit and Strictly lead the Thursday headlines.

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CNN: Amy Klobuchar, Beto O'Rourke visit Wisconsin with clear message: You won't be ignored this time

CNN: Shark attacks man surfing at Australia's Byron Bay

ABC: Aurora shooting victims ranged from intern to plant manager

CBC: Sharks ride balanced attack past Canucks

WashingtonPost: Why `Green New Deal’ Has Washington in Such a Lather: QuickTake

ABC: Agent lied for warrant in raid where couple was killed, 4 officers were shot: Chief

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NewYorkTimes: Vows: Deported and 9,000 Miles Apart, but ‘You Stay With the Person You Love’

CNN: Alec Baldwin's Trump returns to declare a national emergency on 'SNL'

CBC: Canadian Brayden Schnur advances to New York Open final

ABC: Back in the Bronx, Ocasio-Cortez says to keep up the fight

ABC: 'SNL' takes on Trump's national emergency and the 'brown line'

CNN: Alec Baldwin's Trump returns to declare a national emergency on 'SNL'

BBC: Passengers seek flights after Flybmi ceases operations

NewYorkTimes: College Basketball: No. 1 Tennessee Falls Hard at Fifth-Ranked Kentucky

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ABC: Manhole fires force evacuation of NYC theater complex

ABC: 4 dead after Mississippi hostage standoff, shooting

ABC: Patrick Caddell, pollster to Jimmy Carter, dies at 68

ABC: Tatum, Harris, Diallo win titles at All-Star Saturday

CNN: Acting US defense secretary will review programs to cut for wall funding

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'There's no point' in having a second Brexit referendum: OMFIF. David Marsh of OMFIF says "not many people have really changed their minds" in the months since the referendum on Brexit took place. >>

Border checks could even include lasagne after Brexit ,.... An MEP said increased checks on dairy products could include yogurt and milk. >>

Border firms facing Brexit `should be given greater.... Dundalk small businessman Paddy Malone said loans available from Government were being restricted to new business practices. >>

Brexit boost as plans are unveiled for major development at Canary Wharf. In a vote of confidence in the UK before Brexit, Canary Wharf Group said its multi-billion pound scheme would redevelop 23 acres of land into offices, shops, housing and public spaces. >>

Brexit: UK recruits 'resilience advisers'. The British government is seeking to recruit a team of "resilience advisers" to handle the potential fallout from a chaotic Brexit. >>

Civil emergency workers needed to help cope with Brexit.... The government is advertising for `resilience advisers´ to support local communities. >>

Millions of euros for post-Brexit inspections set aside.... Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe announced more than 110 million euro for Brexit-related measures across a number of departments. >>

Pound hits 3-1/2 month high vs euro on fresh Brexit.... LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Sterling hit a new 3-1/2 month high versus the euro and added to recent gains against the dollar on Wednesday on optimism that... >>

QUENTIN LETTS on the vanity of politicians when it comes to Brexit. Much of what is holding up Brexit now is personal political vanity. You could see it on display in the Commons yesterday, writes Quentin Letts. >>

Raab rules out indefinite customs union as part of.... Former home secretary Amber Rudd also raised security concerns linked to a no-deal Brexit. >>

Raab warns Tory Brexiteers´ plan could be a shortcut to.... The Brexit Secretary was speaking in the Commons. >>

The Papers: Ethnic pay gap, and DUP's Brexit threat. Plans to lay bare the ethnic salary gap and the DUP's threat to the Budget lead the papers. >>

There will be another referendum on Brexit, Gordon.... The former prime minister said holding a further poll in the future will be the only way to solve the issue. >>

UK recruits 'resilience advisers' for post-Brexit fallout. The British government is seeking to recruit a team of "resilience advisers" to handle the potential fallout from a chaotic Brexit. >>

UK will lose 5,000 City jobs by Brexit Day, warns minister. Treasury Minister John Glen said jobs and tax revenues are under threat. >>

University of Worcester can keep Brexit emails private. The University of Worcester's vice-chancellor said the request was "against the public interest". >>

Video: AC Chair Alan Manning discusses migration report recommendations. Migration Advisory Committee Chair Professor Alan Manning discusses the recommendations made in the MAC's report on post-Brexit migration. >>

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