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	4/13/2015: FRONT PAGE: SIMPLE WAY TO BEAT BACK PAIN MILLIONS of back pain sufferers can relieve their symptoms by following four easy steps, it is claimed today. Experts have drawn up the list in a bid to help tackle what they warn is fast becoming the UK’s “sedentary epidemic”. They say that long... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/13/2015: Front Page: SHOW PASSPORT TO USE THE NHS PATIENTS will have to take their passport to hospital as part of a clampdown on health tourism. For the first time, hospitals are being told to ensure everyone proves they are entitled to free NHS treatment. Those at outpatients clinics and in A&E... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/13/2015: Front Page: BRIT BAKE OFF STARTS NOW BRITS are set to sizzle in a 25C heatwave that could usher in our best summer on record. Forecasters predict three months of glorious sunshine starting this week, with temperatures beating Australia’s Bondi Beach. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/13/2015: FRONT PAGE: Cubans hoping for a sales revolution Cuban artists are hoping the imminent agreement between US leader Barack Obama and his Cuban counterpart Raul Castro will open the floodgates for their art. Under a previous agreement, a limited number of Cuban artists have been able to build a... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/10/2015: FRONT PAGE: TRAGEDY OF V&A DESIGNER CRUSHED BY LORRY A MAJOR figure in London’s arts world was revealed today as the fifth cyclist to be killed in London this year. Designer Moira Gemmill, 55 — recently handpicked by the Queen to oversee renovations at Windsor Castle — died after she was struck by a... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/13/2015: Front Page: I'm running for president. HILLARY Clinton ended years of speculation last night by announcing that she is in the race to become the first woman president of the United States. She launched her campaign with a short online video in which she declared: “I’m running for... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/13/2015: FRONT PAGE: Labour’s big promise: no extra borrowing Ed Miliband will move to change the terms of the general election campaign by portraying Labour as the party of fiscal responsibility when he guarantees that every policy will be fully funded and will involve no extra borrowing. In one of the boldest... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/13/2015: FRONT PAGE: End of an era for Sir Bradley An exhausted and contemplative Sir Bradley Wiggins at the end of Paris-Roubaix, his final race for Team Sky, yesterday. Britain’s first Tour de France winner finished 18th, and now focuses on his last career challenge – winning gold on the track at... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/13/2015: Front Page: Sturgeon says ‘ we’ll borrow’ to cover the shortfall N fundingICOLA Sturgeon has admitted her government would borrow more money and add to Scotland’s debt to help make up the black hole created by full fiscal autonomy. The First Minister said yesterday she did not accept the £ 7.6 billion figure put on... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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