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	12/14/2012: FRONT PAGE: BLOOD PRESSURE: MILLIONS AT RISK EXPERTS issued a health warning over high blood pressure last night after it was proved to be the biggest factor in most deaths. Millions of sufferers are at risk of an early death simply because they do not have the condition under control. High... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	12/14/2012: Front Page: PRICE OF BLAIR’S TAWDRY DEAL IN THE DESERT A dissident abducted and handed to Colonel Gaddafi’s torturers with the alleged help of tony Blair’s government was given £2.2million last night to buy his silence. Sami al Saadi, 45, was dispatched with his wife and four young children back to his... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	12/14/2012: Front Page: ELF AND SAFETY BAN ON SANTA HEALTH and safety spoilsports have slapped a ban on Santa Claus. They will not let a real Father Christmas take part in an annual parade because it is “too dangerous”, and want him replaced by a plastic replica. One angry mum stormed last night: “It’s... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	12/14/2012: Front Page: New lots! Go shopping with Twiggy Christmas Appeal Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: HOAX NURSE LEFT 3 SUICIDE NOTES THE nurse at the centre of the royal hoax call scandal wrote three suicide notes before she was found hanged in her apartment, it was revealed today. Jacintha Saldanha was discovered by a colleague and a security officer in nurses’ quarters at King... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	12/14/2012: Front Page: Queen gives the Bank a lesson in economics Four years ago, the Queen asked academics why no one had foreseen the “awful” financial crisis that has blighted the country ever since. Yesterday, during a tour of the Bank of England, she effectively answered her own question as she talked about... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/14/2012: FRONT PAGE: Hoax call victim left suicide note criticising hospital staff One of three apparent suicide notes left by the nurse at the centre of the royal hoax phone call criticised staff at the King Edward VII hospital where she worked, the Guardian has learned. Jacintha Saldanha, 46, was found hanged in her apartment in... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	12/14/2012: FRONT PAGE: Six years after his murder, Litvinenko is revealed as an MI6 spy Alexander Litvinenko had been working for MI6 for years when he was poisoned, it was revealed yesterday as a coroner was told the British Government had provided compelling evidence that Russia was involved in his murder. In a series of dramatic... Visit The Independent Web Site

	12/14/2012: Front Page: Rail strikes threaten chaos at Christmas Rail passengers face the threat of festive travel misery after ScotRail’s main union announced two 24-hour strikes days before Christmas, over the sacking of a ticket examiner. Many trains could be cancelled if the planned stoppages go ahead on 22... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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