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	4/25/2015: Front Page: MUSHROOM CURE FOR ARTHRITIS AGONISING arthritis pain could be cured by an extract taken from rare mushrooms. Its potential was revealed by British scientists last night. Arthritis Research UK is so impressed by their findings it has committed £260,000 to investigating... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	4/25/2015: Front Page: JANNER: THE STENCH GROWS THE most damning evidence yet of how the Establishment hid Lord Janner’s alleged child sex abuse can be revealed today. Police and social workers were told more than 20 years ago that the peer took a vulnerable boy to Labour Party offices and... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: FREE ENTRY & RIDES PLEASURE BEACH BLACKPOOL LOUIS IS SMOKING HOT! ONE Direction fans yesterday begged to “smoke weed” with Louis Tomlinson after he was seen rolling up a suspect cigarette. But shocked critics blasted him for being a bad role model to his army of fans. Full story: P5 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	4/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: IQuiz JOHN CLARKE 1. On 5 June, 1968, who died in the du Rhin” renamed? kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles? Helium, argon, krypton, xenon, radon and neon are collectively known as what? In which sport did the “Good Friday Massacre” of 1984 take... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/24/2015: NEWS: MILIBAND IN DEAD MIGRANTS STORM ED MILIBAND was today accused of trying to “weaponise drowning migrants” in a row over David Cameron’s handling of the Libya crisis. Labour issued a briefing that its leader, in a speech on foreign policy, would say the refugee crisis and recent... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/25/2015: Front Page: Topless Poldark shots 'undermine the show' Poldark star Aidan Turner has been “objectified” and his topless shots “undermine the show”, one of his co-stars says. Turner, who plays Ross Poldark, has attracted millions of viewers to the hit BBC drama every Sunday night and his regular topless... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘Spoof trader’ now linked to City elite Navinder Sarao, the British financial trader accused of making $40m (£ 27m) by manipulating US stock markets and in the process contributing to the 2010 “flash crash”, invested £2m in a company linked to a former court of appeal judge, a City grandee,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/25/2015: FRONT PAGE: Miliband is winning the waverers, says Ashcroft The influential Conservative peer LordAshcroft has blamed David Cameron for the party’s failure to open up an opinion poll lead over Labour, as the election heads for a draw that could put Ed Miliband in Downing Street. The former Tory deputy... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/25/2015: Front Page: Gallipoli remembered PRINCE Charles and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan watch as the flag of New Zealand is carried during a military parade at Mehmetcik Abide in the Gallipoli peninsula. World leaders gathered with descendants of the soldiers who fought in the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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