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	5/11/2013: Front Page: Ban on pension fees a big boost for workers up pension saving for the first time under automatic enrolment we have to give people confidence that they will get good value for money. “That is why we are banning consultancy charges, where scheme members end up paying for advice given to their... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	5/11/2013: Front Page: DEADLY DRUGS FOR SALE ON AMAZON DEADLY ‘legal highs’ are being sold on Amazon. Despite warnings from campaigners, the online shop is selling salvia and describing it as ‘more powerful than LSD’. Nitrous oxide and poppers, which can be similarly lethal, are on sale as well. Maryon... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/11/2013: Front Page: THE REAL REASON FERGIE QUIT Behind-the-scenes threats & claims revealed SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013 Full story: P4-5 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	5/11/2013: News: Hoarding couple guilty of child cruelty teams. This year the show looks like a mash-up of Hollyoaks and Take Me Out. It’s like they all walked in the wrong door. There are about six people on each team who you’d probably be quite chuffed to pull. It’s all anklerisking high heels, Timberlake... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: QATADA: I’M READY TO LEAVE BRITAIN ABU QATADA today vowed to return voluntarily to Jordan in a dramatic breakthrough that may end the Government’s eight-year fight to deport him. The extremist cleric’s pledge, which was revealed at a court hearing in London, follows the signing of a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/10/2013: Front Page: Look who's come to tea Michelle Obama welcomed Prince Harry to the White House last night as he began a week-long tour of America. The Prince was a surprise guest at a tea party for children and grandchildren of military personnel, which was being hosted by the First Lady.... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Fear that horsemeat scandal culprits will not face justice Almost four months after the widespread adulteration of beef products with horsemeat was revealed by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, there are growing fears in the UK that the investigation to identify the full extent of the fraud is being shut... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Expert exodus from ‘greenest’ government The Government is facing an exodus of experts in tackling global warming, it emerged yesterday. Three senior officials have either left or been moved from their jobs, as new figures show that carbon dioxide is accumulating in the atmosphere at the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/11/2013: Front Page: Found alive after 17 days in the rubble AFTER 17 days trapped under the wreckage of a collapsed factory, a woman was carried starving but unscathed from the scene of a tragedy that has now claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people. Rescue workers cheered as Reshma Begum emerged from the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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