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	3/11/2015: FRONT PAGE: VACCINE WILL CURE DIABETES BRITISH scientists are working on a jab that could provide a “longed- for” diabetes cure. Launching the project today, they believe the research will result in an effective vaccine to combat Type 1 diabetes. Dr Alasdair Rankin, Diabetes UK’s director... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/11/2015: Front Page: NOW IT’S ALL THE POLICE’S FAULT! THE families of three girls who fled the UK to join Islamic State were facing a backlash last night for blaming the police for their plight. Refusing to accept any responsibility for the teenagers’ actions, relatives queued up to denounce the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/11/2015: Front Page: STROP GEAR $TV star Jeremy Clarkson was last night sensationally suspended as the host of BBC’s Top Gear after an alleged “fracas” with a producer. It came after a string of run-ins with Beeb chiefs.$ TV star Jeremy Clarkson was last night sensationally suspended as the host of BBC’s Top Gear after an alleged “fracas” with a producer. It came after a string of run-ins with Beeb chiefs. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/11/2015: 20.6 20.5: Cockburn wins top reporting prize France is mourning the deaths of three sports stars – swimmer Camille Muffat, yachtswoman Florence Arthaud and boxer Alexis Vastine – who were among 10 people killed when two helicopters collided in a remote region of La Rioja in western Argentina... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: MINISTER ACTS ON RAIL STATION CHAOS RAIL chiefs are to rush in plans within days to avoid further chaos at one of London’s busiest stations after being “read the riot act” by the Government. Rail minister Claire Perry held a crisis meeting with Network Rail and train companies yesterday... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/11/2015: Front Page: Clarkson suspended in Top Gear fracas $The future of TopGear, the BBC’s most successful television programme, was in doubt last night after its lead presenter, Jeremy Clarkson, was suspended over a “fracas” with a producer. This Sunday’s episode of the motoring show will not be broadcast...$ The future of TopGear, the BBC’s most successful television programme, was in doubt last night after its lead presenter, Jeremy Clarkson, was suspended over a “fracas” with a producer. This Sunday’s episode of the motoring show will not be broadcast... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/11/2015: FRONT PAGE: Minorities hit by huge surge in joblessness The number of young people from minority ethnic backgrounds who have been unemployed for more than a year has risen by almost 50% since the coalition came to power, according to figures released by the Labour party. There are now 41,000 people aged... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/11/2015: FRONT PAGE: Hillsborough police chief: I wasn’t best man for the job The man in charge of policing the football match at Sheffield Wednesday’s Hillsborough stadium in 1989, when 96 fans were crushed to death, yesterday broke his silence after 26 years – and admitted he was ill-prepared and “probably not the best man for... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/11/2015: Front Page: Chemical plant firm buys fracking rights $T HE owner of the Grangemouth petrochemical plant has acquired full fracking rights for a massive swathe of central Scotland as part of a deal worth £30 million with the UK’S largest shale gas developer. Announcing its latest step towards fracking in...$ T HE owner of the Grangemouth petrochemical plant has acquired full fracking rights for a massive swathe of central Scotland as part of a deal worth £30 million with the UK’S largest shale gas developer. Announcing its latest step towards fracking in... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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