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	1/28/2015: FRONT PAGE: PENSIONERS TO KEEP BENEFITS DAVID Cameron delivered his strongest signal yet yesterday that benefits for pensioners will be protected if the Tories win in May. The Prime Minister voiced his opposition to introducing means testing for winter fuel payments, free bus passes and... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/28/2015: Front Page: NET PORN FUELS HORROR CRIMES, SAYS OUR TOP JUDGE EXTREME online pornography is fuelling rape and murder, the country’s most senior judge warned yesterday. Lord Thomas said vile internet material undoubtedly encouraged sex fiends to turn their fantasies into reality. His hard-hitting comments, given... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/28/2015: Front Page: Alice, 14 crushed by perv A SEX killer snuffed the life out of schoolgirl Alice Gross, 14, by lying on top of her after he snatched her on a canal towpath, police revealed yesterday. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/28/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘AN ACT OF NUCLEAR TERRORISM’ » Thousands of British lives put at risk by radiation poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, inquiry told » Killers left a radioactive trail around London Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Litvinenko killing was ‘mini-nuclear attack in London’ Robert said today that the death raised issues “of the utmost gravity and has attracted worldwide interest and concern.” He pointed out that Ben Emmerson QC, representing Mrs Litvinenko and her son Anatoly, had described the killing as a “miniature... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/28/2015: Front Page: Auschwitz suvivors' final return to the wall of death Auschwitz survivor Miroslaw Celka walks out of the gate beneath the sign saying ‘Work makes you free’ after paying tribute to fallen comrades at the ‘death wall’ execution spot in the former concentration camp in Oswiecim, Poland, on the 70th... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/28/2015: FRONT PAGE: Tears and defiance Survivors return 70 years after liberation T hey had come back, some three hundred of them, but this was not the Planet Auschwitz they remembered. The Auschwitz of their memories was a place where the rules of normal life were upended, where the moral laws of gravity were reversed, where good... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/28/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘An act of nuclear terrorism that put thousands at risk’ Alexander Litvinenko was “eliminated” because he was exposing Vladimir Putin’s intimate links with organised crime, a public inquiry into one of the most chilling and extraordinary murders in recent British history heard yesterday. In an incendiary... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/28/2015: Front Page: Almost half of pupils to sit old Higher exam Death camp survivor AEla Weissberger, 84, LMOST half of Scottish pupils taking Highers this year will sit the old exam and not the new qualification, according to provisional figures. Schools were given the option to phase in the new Highers after... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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