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	5/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: HOUSE PRICES SOAR BY £21,000 HOUSE prices have soared by £ 21,000 in a year. The cost of an average family home has leapt by almost 10 per cent from £ 252,000 to £ 273,000, offi cial fi gures showed yesterday. In March alone prices rose by £ 4,000. Now uncertainty created by the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/20/2015: Front Page: DID THE FILIPINO NURSE MURDER 11 MORE? A CORONER is probing up to 11 more deaths linked to killer nurse Victorino Chua. A judge handed the ‘sinister and truly wicked’ psychopath a 35-year sentence yesterday for murdering two patients and poisoning 19 more at Stepping Hill Hospital. But... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/20/2015: Front Page: CHERYL IS LAZY AND PAST IT LOUIS Walsh last night blasted fellow X Factor judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini saying she was “lazy and irrelevant”. It triggered a war of words between the two with Cheryl claiming he was “obsessed” with her. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/20/2015: NEWS: The highs and lows of Eurovision “Boom Bang-a-Bang” “Puppet on a string” Music fans across the globe will be clearing their diary to tune in to the entertainment event of the year on Saturday when the 60th Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Vienna. Now, when you settle down in... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/19/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘BACK TO SIXTIES’ PRICES BOOST FOR FAMILIES FAMILIES received a huge boost today as the UK went into “deflation” for the first time since 1960. Prices of goods fell by 0.1 per cent in the year to April thanks to plummeting fuel costs and tumbling food bills in the midst of a supermarket price... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: British supergrass 'led US to bin Laden' A UK-BASED former senior officer in the Pakistan army has been named as being a supergrass who sold the secret location of Osama bin Laden to the CIA. Usman Khalid, a brigadier who claimed asylum in London 35 years ago and became a British citizen,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: Cannes stars kick up a storm over high heels The red carpet at the Cannes film festival is held up as the height of old-fashioned glitz and glamour, but the festival faced controversy yesterday after it was claimed that it takes the odd bout of tyrannical fashion policing to keep it that way. A... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: Terminally ill patients ‘should be allowed to die at home’ Terminally ill patients must be granted the right to spend their last days at home, leading charities and a former health minister have said, in light of a harrowing report that lays bare the damage done by poor care at the end of life. The... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/20/2015: Front Page: Historic handshake as Prince Charles meets Gerry Adams Prince Charles shakes hands with Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams in Ireland, 36 years after his great-uncle Lord Louis Mountbatten was murdered there by the IRA Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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