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	2/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: DAILY PILL TO BEAT DIABETES A PILL which slashes blood sugar levels and offers hope to millions of diabetes sufferers has been launched in the UK. The breakthrough treatment is being unveiled at the same time that the drug watchdog has recommended it for use on the NHS. Experts... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/25/2014: Front Page: BUT STILL THEY WON’T SAY SORRY LABOUR’S deputy leader Harriet Harman finally broke her silence yesterday over her links with a paedophile group. Miss Harman, her MP husband Jack Dromey and former Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt have been under mounting pressure to explain the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/25/2014: Front Page: END OF THE PIERS SHOW! Morgan gets the bullet TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2014 CELEBS queued up to put the boot in last night after telly loudmouth Piers Morgan was axed from his US chat show. He faced a barrage of taunts after his prime-time show nosedived in the ratings. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/25/2014: News: Mapping the internet Martin Vargic, an amateur graphic designer from Slovakia, has used internet traffic data to produce a series of vintage-style maps with a modern twist depicting the online universe. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/24/2014: FRONT PAGE: DLT MUST FACE SECOND TRIAL DAVE LEE TRAVIS must face a retrial on charges of indecent assault and sexual assault, a court was told today. The former Radio 1 DJ was cleared earlier this month of 12 counts of indecent assault on nine women dating back to the Seventies. But... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/25/2014: Front Page: Mike, Zara and baby Mia say Hello! to a fortune Zara Tindall, the Queen’s granddaughter, and her husband Mike have sold photographs of their daughter Mia to Hello! magazine for a six-figure sum. She becomes the most senior member of the Royal family to sell the rights to the first portraits of their... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Banker’s £32,000-a-week rise A defiant HSBC is handing its chief executive, Stuart Gulliver, allowances worth £32,000 a week – on top of his £1.2m salary – to get around the EU’s cap on bonuses, in a move that is expected to be replicated by the other high street banks. HSBC... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: how the CPS betrays victims of crime The Crown Prosecution Service has cut the number of staff it employs to look after witnesses, some of whom are victims of crime, by more than half in just three years, an investigation reveals today. Research by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/25/2014: Front Page: Salmond indicates Plan B is to keep using the pound ALex Salmond has given the clearest signal yet that his Plan B for the currency in an independent Scotland would be to use the pound informally – if a sterling zone with the rest of the UK is rejected. The First Minister insisted there was “not a... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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