Where can I get the pastpapers?
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go to edexcdel.com or www.cie.org.uk
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state.gov\ngo to background notes
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Try the Library, they should have micro film of the old newspaper article
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
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Try the local library and see if they have old newspapers or catalogs on microfilm. Ask the librarian for help.
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no but where can i view them online
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Try www.oldtimepottery.com
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You can get them from the site below...;
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Go to the newspaper's website and check the archives.\n\nYou can also visit the newspaper office. They also keep hard and microfiche documents.
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You probably can't download them but you can buy them for a very small charge from the examining organisation.  You can buy this years Syllabus too which will tell you what type of questions are most likely to appear in this years paper.\n\nhttp://www.ocr.org.uk/\n\nhttp://www.gcse-science.com/
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You should go to a public library that has them on microfilm.
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The best place to look is probably the official exam board website. I don't know which board you're with, so here are some links to the GCSE past paper section of a few of the most common ones:\n\nAQA:  http://www.aqa.org.uk/admin/qp-ms_gcse.html\nOCR:  http://www.ocr.org.uk/publications/publications_pastpapers.html#s0\nEdexcel:  Seem to have started charging for their past papers, which is a bit unfair, but there are some specimen papers available here if you click on the subject:  http://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gcse/ \n\nAll of these are free downloads of PDF documents, and the mark schemes are available here too. Alternatively, you could try asking your teachers - schools will have past papers dating back much further than this, and you may well be able to borrow papers to photocopy or something. Good luck!
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try newarchives insteado of just archives\n\nsee below
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All you need are on these pages...\nHope this is what you want :)
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Have you tried the Paper's own archive. Most Paper's have an Archive that you can research.
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http://www.freedocumentaries.org/
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Use the way back engine from http://web.archive.org and use the archived link from there