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	4/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: A BLITZ on benefi ts cheats from today could see them lose handouts for up to three years. The crackdown aims to claw back £ 1billion a year lost to a “scurrilous minority”. As part of a radical overhaul of the welfare system, repeat offenders will... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/15/2013: Front Page: STAY AT HOME MUMS REVOLT STAY at home mothers have accused the Government of forcing them to abandon their children and return to work. The attack comes as David Cameron faces a fresh headache with his own MPs threatening to derail Budget legislation unless he introduces a tax... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/15/2013: Front Page: Britain’s got new talent FOUR ACTS ALREADY BEEN ON TV CAT’S IT: Paolo celebrates in style BRITAIN’S Got Talent topped the TV ratings but is under fire for peddling old acts that viewers have seen before. We can reveal that some of the highlights of the first show have been on numerous other TV... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/15/2013: News: Palestinian PM Fayyad quits Popular depictions look a bit like a half-lizard, half-dog. It’s said to roam the Americas sucking the blood of goats. But scientists reckon coyotes with severe cases of mange are behind the tales. If you visit the Gobi Desert beware of this... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: THATCHER DEATH SONG SET FOR No 1 “personal distaste” but the decision whether to ban the song or not was “a matter for the BBC”. Deputy Premier Nick Clegg’s office said he too believed that it would be inappropriate for politicians to tell the BBC what the corporation should or... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/15/2013: Front Page: Thatcher relied on facts, say scientist Archer BARONESS THATCHER’S training as a chemist meant that she tackled politics with “the mindset of a scientist”, objectively examining the evidence, Dame Mary Archer says today. Dame Mary, herself a scientist by training, describes how the former prime... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Damascus can no longer ignore the sound of war It is hard to tell exactly where the noise is coming from, but impossible to miss it from anywhere in Damascus: all day and night you can hear the dull thud and boom of artillery, rockets or planes pounding rebel positions – the sound of war getting... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: ANDREW MARR MAKES THE NEWS ‘ I’M LUCKY TO BE ALIVE’ Andrew Marr expressed relief at his return to health as he made his first television appearance since suffering a stroke earlier this year. The BBC broadcaster, 53, appeared yesterday in a pre-recorded interview on the weekly current affairs programme... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/15/2013: Front Page: Dozens of animals killed in horror blaze at zoo Firefighters survey the damage at the Five Sisters Zoo in West Lothian after a blaze ripped through the reptile house killing dozens of exotic animals Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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