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	2/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: SHARES ROCKET TO RECORD HIGH SHARES powered to an all- time high yesterday and are set to keep soaring, say City experts. The FTSE 100 raced to 6958.89, giving millions of savers and pensionholders a huge shot in the arm. It beats the previous high set during the dotcom boom of... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/25/2015: Front Page: END OF LINE FOR COLD CALLERS A DRASTIC clampdown on rogue cold-call firms is to be announced today. Ministers will make it much easier to punish offenders, with bosses held personally liable for £500,000 fines. Watchdogs currently must prove victims have suffered ‘substantial... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/25/2015: Front Page: WORLD CUP BALLS TO THE FANS SEPP Blatter’s Fifa said balls to football fans yesterday by declaring the 2022 World Cup will be held in the winter. The showpiece in Qatar will be staged in November and December – wrecking Premier League club fixtures and the FA Cup. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: Boom time for Britain » UK has fastest growth of leading G7 economies » Osborne praised as FTSE soars to record high » Plaudits come amid dire warning on child poverty Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/24/2015: FRONT PAGE: RIFKIND QUITS IN ‘CASH FOR ACCESS’ SCANDAL TORY grandee Sir Malcolm Rifkind quit today as head of Britain’s spy watchdog committee over “cash for access” allegations. Ending a 40-year career in politics, the former Foreign Secretary, 68, will also step down as MP for Kensington at the general... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/25/2015: Front Page: Rifkind admits to errors and resigns SIR Malcolm Rifkind admitted “errors of judgment” yesterday as he announced the end of his Commons career after his exposure by The Daily Telegraph in a “cash for access” scandal. The former foreign secretary, who first entered Parliament in 1974,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘I’m sorry,’ says Green leader Bennett. ‘It was brain fade’ The Green party leader, Natalie Bennett, has apologised to her party after conceding that she had given an excruciating performance during a radio interview, attributing her poor performance to a “mental brain fade”. Bennett made the comments shortly... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: Scientists hail daily pill that protects against HIV infection A daily pill that can dramatically cut a person’s risk of contracting HIV must be made available through the NHS “as soon as possible”, campaigners have said. Results of a major UK trial of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) have been described as... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/25/2015: Front Page: Cameron sends UK military advisers in to Ukraine BRITISH military personnel are to be deployed in Ukraine over the next few weeks to train Kiev government troops, David Cameron has announced. The Prime Minister said that up to 75 British soldiers divided into four teams would go to an area outside... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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