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	5/18/2013: Front Page: ‘Lazy porkers’ fuel diabetes epidemic Prince Harry with designer Jinny Blom during surprise visit to the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday THE obesity-fuelled diabetes epidemic in Britain is far worse than feared, it was revealed yesterday. Cases have tripled with the under-40s hardest hit,... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	5/18/2013: Front Page: MADDIE: 20 NEW SUSPECTS MORE than 20 new suspects in the Madeleine McCann investigation have been identified by British police. A Scotland Yard review of the bungled Portuguese inquiry into the three - year- old’s disappearance in 2007 has uncovered dozens of fresh leads, it... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/18/2013: Front Page: MADDIE: COPS HUNT NEW SUSPECTS SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 BRITISH police have identified new suspects who could have snatched Madeleine McCann. Scotland Yard’s top detective also said the youngster, who vanished on a family holiday in 2007, may still be alive. FRESH HOPES: Little... Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	5/18/2013: News: A clown is a clown, in the air or all at sea terror that I was forced to focus on another airborne show- off. Do you know what puffins are? Personally, I’ve always got them mixed up with the dodo. Not the singer whose recent comeback album was such a challenging listen, but the extinct... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: BRITISH POLICE IDENTIFY ‘MADDY SUSPECTS’ SCOTLAND YARD has identified a number of potential suspects who may have abducted Madeleine McCann, the force’s top detective revealed today. Investigators conducting a review of the case have drawn up a list of people they say are “of interest” to... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/18/2013: Front Page: FREE SUMMER PLANTS WORTH MORE THAN£100 STARTS TODAY WITH A HARDY FUCHSIA COLLECTION WORTH£ 19.98 Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: Farage and Salmond trade insults in battle of nationalists The two most influential political leaders reshaping British politics outside Westminster traded insults yesterday after the Ukip leader Nigel Farage labelled Scottish protesters “yobbo, fascist scum” and the SNP leader Alex Salmond responded accusing... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘Bedroom tax’ forces huge leap in hardship handouts for tenants The extent of the suffering inflicted by the “bedroom tax” can be revealed for the first time today as figures show a 338 per cent leap in the number of people applying for emergency handouts in the month since it was imposed. In April, more than... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/18/2013: Front Page: Salmond hit by Farage freedom of speech row ALEX Salmond was at the centre of a row over freedom of speech last night, after he failed to condemn pro-independence protesters for preventing Ukip leader Nigel Farage putting his party’s case in Scotland. Police had to escort Mr Farage to safety... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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