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	4/12/2014: Front Page: Omagh ‘bomber’ held in custody A DISSIDENT Republican charged with the murders of 29 people in the Omagh bombing was in custody last night after being refused bail. A judge turned down Seamus Daly’s application on the grounds he could try to flee. Daly, 43, was arrested on Monday... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	4/12/2014: Front Page: MONSTROUS COVER-UP THE shocking scale of the Establishment cover-up of former Liberal MP Cyril Smith’s sex abuse of boys is revealed today. For four decades, the depraved 29st politician was free to prey on vulnerable children as young as eight. Police received at least... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: For every reader COWELL: MY GAY SEX DRUG SHOCK SIMON Cowell told last night how his shocked fellow Britain’s Got Talent judges accused him of using the gay sex drug “poppers”. The 54-year-old TV and pop guru was caught twice sniffing a mystery substance before going on camera. Full story: P5 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	4/12/2014: NEWS: Pistorius asked why Reeva didn’t scream Oscar Pistorius’ trial heard crucial testimony yesterday as a prosecutor challenged the athlete over why his girlfriend had failed to scream when he shot her four times through a toilet door. Gerrie Nel said it was beyond belief that Reeva Steenkamp... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/11/2014: FRONT PAGE: WANTED: 10 YOUNG ‘DRAGONS’ TO BEAT THE GANGS OUR award-winning Frontline London campaign today launches a search for 10 social entrepreneurs with bright ideas who have overcome challenging childhoods. The Londoners, aged 18 to 30, will come from disadvantaged backgrounds and will include... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/12/2014: Front Page: Sorry William, I win The Duchess of Cambridge took on her husband in a yacht race in New Zealand yesterday and beat him hands down. The royal couple both helmed 80ft America’s Cup yachts during a visit to Auckland Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: Stars to suffragettes Carey Mulligan, Anne-Marie Duff and Helena Bonham Carter on the set of Suffragette yesterday, the first time movie makers had been allowed to film inside parliament Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: Expenses inquiry into sex party at Tory conference Parliament’s expenses watchdog is to investigate claims that the taxpayer indirectly funded a hotel suite that was used for a gay-sex party during a Conservative Party conference. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) said it was... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/12/2014: Front Page: Scotland has half of UK wind farms SCOTLAND is now home to more than half the UK’s onshore wind farms – with thousands of turbines operating as part of the multi-billion-pound industry. There are 2,315 wind turbines on land in Scotland, out of a total of 4,350 in the UK, according to... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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