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	4/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: BACK PAIN CURED BY A SINGLE INJECTION A SINGLE jab could banish back pain for good, say scientists. The injection of bone marrow into the spine offers hope to millions left in daily agony. And the breakthrough could also boost the economy by saving more than £ 12billion a year lost by... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/12/2013: Front Page: BBC ‘WITCH’ SONG INSULT TO MAGGIE THREE days before the funeral of Baroness Thatcher, the BBC plans to play the song Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead on national radio. A campaign by Left-wing agitators has caused the song from the Wizard Of Oz to rise to number four in the midweek pop... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/12/2013: Front Page: GAZZA: ROONEY SAVED MY LIFE PAUL Gascoigne has thanked Premier League stars who clubbed together to save his life – and revealed Wayne Rooney was among them. But football legend Gazza admitted: “I do miss a pint.” Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/12/2013: News: ‘Bullying’ Madonna rejects criticism Madonna, left, has been accused by President Joyce Banda’s office of demanding VIP treatment, “bullying state officials” and chaining Malawi to “an obligation of gratitude”. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: CABINET MEMBERS INVOLVED IN HER DOWNFALL INCLUDED SOME 2,500 guests invited to Baroness Thatcher’s funeral next week will include old friends such as Sir Terry Wogan — and even Michael Heseltine, the Tory rival who toppled her from power. The first glimpse of the list of VIPs being allocated coveted... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/12/2013: Front Page: Dame Shirley's funeral invitation Baroness Thatcher meets Dame Shirley Bassey at No10 in 1988. She has been invited to the former prime minister’s funeral Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Concern at the palace over military pomp of Thatcher funeral Buckingham Palace raised concerns about the ceremonial funeral with military honours for Lady Thatcher that is to be attended on Wednesday by the Queen and more than 2,000 guests including every surviving British prime minister, the Guardian... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: New Labour, new danger: Blair leads party grandees in attack on Miliband Tony Blair issued a stark warning yesterday that Labour is in danger of being seen as a party of protest as he urged Ed Miliband not to allow it to slip back into its “comfort zone”. In his most significant intervention in domestic politics since... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/12/2013: Front Page: Parents ‘vindicated’ as inquiry rules son would be alive if faults had been tackled ASHerIFF has blamed a faulty cot design for the death of a baby boy by suffocation. After a fatal accident inquiry, he found that a defect had led to the death of eightmonth-old Ainslie Smith. Alexandra Smith found her lifeless son wedged between the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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