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	9/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: DIANA ‘ MURDER’ PROBE IN CHAOS A SOLDIER who claims Princess Diana was murdered by the SAS has fled the UK before he could be quizzed by police, it was revealed yesterday. Known only as Soldier N, the former SAS sergeant vanished days before he was due to be interviewed as part of... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	9/23/2013: Front Page: ONE OF TERROR GANG ‘IS BRITISH’ A BRITISH gunman has been named as one of the terrorists who stormed a Kenyan shopping centre and executed 68 people. At least three Britons were murdered in the bloody siege and the UK death toll was expected to rise as Islamic terrorists and police... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	9/23/2013: Front Page: DI MURDER CASE CRISIS ASKEY WITNESS FLEES THE new probe into sensational claims that Princess Diana and boyfriend Dodi Fayed were murdered by the SAS was in crisis last night after a key witness mysteriously disappeared. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	9/23/2013: Front Page: Terror at the shops At least three Britons among 68 dead, after Islamists slaughter tourists and shoppers in Nairobi Foreign Office investigates claim of British attacker Hostages told to ‘name Prophet’s mother – or die’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: POWER PLAYERS MORE than a thousand of the capital’s great and good packed Battersea Power Station for a party to celebrate the unveiling of the Evening Standard’s Power 1000: London’s Most Influential. Mayor Boris Johnson hailed London as “the most influential city... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	9/23/2013: Front Page: Sir Bradley back on the bubbly Sir Bradley Wiggins celebrates with champagne in Whitehall yesterday after winning the Tour of Britain cycle race. The Olympic champion, who was unable to defend his Tour de France title this year due to injury, held off his rivals in the final stage... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: 'The final assault': Kenyan forces move in on terrorists Kenyan security forces, including commando teams and military helicopters, last night launched a “final assault” on the luxury shopping mall in Nairobi where a group of armed militants were holding around 30 hostages. As night fell in Nairobi a huge... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	9/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: Massacre in the mall: horror and heroism as death toll rises to 68 A “final assault” was under way last night to lift the siege of Nairobi’s Westgate mall, where terrorists belonging to the Somali militant group alShabaab had been battling Kenyan security services. As many as 40 people, some being held hostage and... Visit The Independent Web Site

	9/23/2013: Front Page: At least three Britons die in mall massacre KENyA’S military launched a major assault late last night and claimed it had rescued “most” of the remaining hostages held by al-Qaeda-linked militants in a Nairobi mall, in a two-day stand-off that had already killed 68 people including three... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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