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	4/27/2015: Front Page: OVER 75? SIGN HERE IF YOU’RE READY FOR DEATH DOCTORS are being told to ask all patients over 75 if they will agree to a ‘do not resuscitate’ order. New NHS guidelines urge GPs to draw up end- of-life plans for over-75s, as well as younger patients suffering from cancer, dementia, heart disease or... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/27/2015: Front Page: BRIDE TELLS OF AVALANCHE HELL 70 BRITS DEAD IN QUAKE HORROR DISTRAUGHT families fear 70 Brits are among more than 10,000 people killed by the earthquake in Nepal. And a huge aftershock added to the horror last night. British honeymooners Alex Schneider and Sam Chappatte yesterday told how they “ran for their... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Bergen-Belsen: the survivors remember In 2014 a strange marine mammal washed up on Praa Sands in Cornwall. It was first reported to be a porpoise, but was later identified as a Blainville whale, which is usually found in warmer waters; this was only the second time one has been found here.... 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

	4/27/2015: Front Page: 'Businesses like ours have helped to create 1,000 jobs a day since 2010. We would like to see David Cameron and George Osborne given the chance to finish what they have started.A change now would be far too risky' THE Conservatives today received a strong endorsement from British businesses after the leaders of 5,000 small companies signed a letter backing David Cameron and warning that Labour would pose a risk to the economic recovery. The firms, which employ... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Grief and fear amid the ruin The three sisters were doing what many children do at the weekend in south Asia: playing cricket. In the narrow alley outside their four-storey home, Kausis, Binu and Jyothi, aged eight, 10 and 12, sent an old rubber ball bouncing off the faded brick... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘Please pray for us’ After survivors were left to fend for themselves in the first hours, tearing at heaps of rubble with their bare hands, yesterday rescue workers began to reveal the full impact of Nepal’s worst earthquake in 80 years, which has claimed more than 2,500... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/27/2015: Front Page: Miliband rules out deals with the SNP ED Miliband has decisively ruled out any kind of deal between Labour and the SNP if there is a hung parliament after next week’s General Election. The Labour leader said he was “not doing deals with the Scottish National Party”. Asked whether he would... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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